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Boeing announces potential layoff of 400 employees working on NASA's Artemis program
To align with revisions to the Artemis program and cost expectations, we informed our Space Launch Systems team of the ...
NASA: Hundreds of employees may get deferred resignation offers; further job loss details unknown
Rumors and published reports of mass layoffs looming at NASA and Kennedy Space Center are generating concern across Florida's ...
ISRO's Decision To Ditch Mega Rockets For Moon Mission Wins US Experts' Approval; 'NASA Refused To Learn'
Brilliant. India learns the lesson NASA and the US Congress refused to for 15 years, as they spent billions on bloated rocket programs while the private industry pushed for rapid reuse. The answer to ...
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Artemis II Rocket Booster Stacking Complete
NASA/Kim Shiflett Engineers at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida completed stacking the twin SLS (Space Launch System) solid rocket boosters ...
What we know: Boeing expects more Florida layoffs, NASA's SLS future remains unknown
Being so over-budget and riddled with delay, SLS's feasibility came under question beyond Artemis II and III. The rocket for ...
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Boeing warns of hundreds of layoffs amid NASA’s Artemis program delays
Boeing told employees in its SLS moon rocket program on Saturday that it plans to make around 400 layoffs as NASA's Artemis ...
NASA Invites Media to Artemis II Moon Mission Activities at Kennedy
Media are invited to visit NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, to capture imagery of the agency's Artemis II Orion ...
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Key NASA officials' departure casts more uncertainty over US moon program
NASA is losing four key senior officials close to its flagship moon program, according to people familiar with the changes, ...
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What we know: Boeing expects more Florida layoffs, NASA's SLS future remains unknown
The rocket for Aramis II, which will ferry astronauts around the moon no earlier than 2026, is currently standing inside NASA's VAB. Artemis III will be NASA's long-awaited return to the moon.