Latest articles by Brian Berger
Stern Takes Steps to Restore NASA Research Funding
Since taking over, Alan Stern has moved to undo cuts to NASA's research.
Conflict Concerns Delay Mars Scout Selection
NASA is delaying the selection of the next Mars Scout series of missions.
Future NASA Astronomy Budgets Expected To Mirror Inflation Rate
NASA astrophysics, astronomy see only inflationary budget increases ahead.
Commercial Spacesuit Tailors Hire NASA Contest Winner
Maker of astronaut glove hired by space exploration outfit.
NASA Chief: $2 Billion Would Speed Development of Shuttle Replacement
NASA administrator says the Orion needs an extra $2 billion to fly sooner.
Budget Fixes Return Instrument Pair to NASA's Mars Science Laboratory
Two instruments will return to NASA's Mars Science Lab mission.
NASA Assigns Field Center Roles for Ares 5, Lunar Lander
NASA's field centers learned their roles in developing the Ares 5.
DARPA Readies Demonstration of Radically New In-Space Propulsion
Small satellites could get a novel propulsion system developed by DARPA.
Rocketplane Kistler Appeals NASA Decision to Terminate COTS Agreement
Rocketplane Kistler (RpK) is not going down without a fight.
Time Runs out for RpK; New COTS Competition Starts Immediately
NASA pulls plug on $175 million Rocketplane Kistler contract.
Senate Rejects Bid to Trim NASA Budget
Lawmakers rejected a proposal to trim NASA’s budget by $150 million.
Report Urges U.S. to Pursue Space-Based Solar Power
A new report urges the U.S. to lead in developing space-based solar power.
Rocketplane Kistler President Resigns
Rocketplane Kistler president Randy Brinkley has stepped down.
Carnegie Mellon Sets Sights on Google's Lunar X Prize
Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute hopes to snag $20 million in the Google Lunar X Prize.
NASA Gives Rocketplane Kistler Termination Notice
NASA has put private spaceflight firm Rocketplane Kistler on financial notice.
Boeing to Build Upper Stage of NASA's Ares I Rocket
NASA taps Boeing to build the upper stage of its Ares I rocket to launch future astronaut.
NASA Awards $1.8 Billion Contract for Ares I Main Stage
NASA and Alliant Techsystems (ATK) finalized a $1.8 billion contract to design and develop the main stage of the Ares I rocket.
FAA Defers to State Authority in Mojave Mishap Inquiry
The FAA is leaving the investigation of a fatal explosion in California to state officials and Scaled Composites.
NASA Shows Patience as Private Spaceflight Firm Hunts Financing
Rocketplane Kistler missed its goal for completing financing of the K-1 booster.
U.S. House Legislation Includes Extra Funds for NASA
The House of Representatives passed a budget measure to provide $17.6 billion for NASA in 2008.
