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NASAWatch on Deutsche Welle: Roman Space Telescope Preview
Keith’s note: I was just on Deutsche Welle talking about the upcoming launch of the Roman Space Telescope and all the amazing things it will do. [Audio]
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United States Space Academy
Keith’s note: According to this Executive Order: By the authority vested in me as PresidentâĤ
How Will NASA Adapt To New Social Media Challenges?
Keith’s note: According to this settlement META just settled a $17 billion lawsuit with someâĤ
NASA Hides Cool Exploration Stuff
Keith’s note: this is baffling: NASA comes up with cool outreach like this in oneâĤ
Space Policy Fact Sheet
Keith’s note: According to this Fact Sheet “Today, President Donald J. Trump signed a NationalâĤ
NASA 2026 Senior Class Yearbook Photo
Keith’s note: Jared Isaacman posted a class picture of NASA leadership in front of hisâĤ
The Impact Of War On Russian Space Activities
Keith’s note: Ukraine attacked Russian Space facilities. Given their dual civilian/military use they are likelyâĤ
NASA HQ Procurement Blackout Notice
Keith’s Note: NASA warned all employees to not comment on the HQ move procurement.: “NASA Blackout Notice for Solicitation Number AFP_NASA_HQ_2026_0001 for Lease or Purchase of Building to house NASA Headquarters in District of Columbia”: NASA Civil Servants, A solicitation for lease or purchase of a building for a newâĤ
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Exploration
That Time We Searched For Life On Mars
“To mark the 50th anniversary of NASAâs Viking landings, the journal Astrobiology has published a dedicated special collection revisiting the mission that first and last attempted to directly measure cellular life on another world and the five decades of debate, technology, and discovery it set in motion.” More: Astrobiology: Fifty Years After Viking: New SpecialâĤ
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Nathan Vassberg To Head Office of Safety and Mission Assurance
Keith’s note: Amit Kshatriya Just issued this memo: NASA Team Members, I am pleased to announce that Nathan Vassberg has been selected to serve as NASAâs chief of the Office of Safety and Mission Assurance (OSMA). Nathan has served as acting chief since December 2025, demonstrating the steady leadership, sound judgment, and deep expertise neededâĤ
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ARTEMIS
Artemis II Crew To Receive Congressional Space Medal of Honor
Keith’s note: according to NASA Artemis II crew will receive the Congressional Space Medal of Honor. Jared Isaacman sent this note to all of NASAâĤ
Book Review: “A Heart for Space” by Eiman Jahangir
I have lost track of the number of ‘how I became an astronaut’ biographies I have read. They all offer motivations, attempt to explain theâĤ
NASA Rethinks Outreach
Keith’s note: It is good to see that Jared Isaacman thinks about reaching and involving citizens in all states and territories – not just aâĤ
International space station
Let’s Try The Commercial Space Station Thing Again
Keith’s note: NASA issued a new notice seeking industry input on the second phase of its commercial space station thing. Link to RFP. Get creativeâĤ
OIG Has Issues With Commercial Crew
Keith’s note: The NASA OIG has issued a report on Management of Commercial Crew – and they are concerned with a lot of things. SummaryâĤ
GAO Report On Space Station Replacement
Keith’s note: GAO has issued a report regarding the process whereby NASA is replacing the International Space Station with a commercial option. IMHO this reportâĤ
TECHNOLOGY
Creepy Quantum Memes
Keith’s note: @DoWCTO (Department of War CTO) put out another one of those creepy, shoot-em-up video game graphics out on social media. NASA abolished theirâĤ
NAS Review Of NASA SBIR and STTR Programs
Keith’s note: The National Academies has issued “Review of the SBIR and STTR Programs at NASA”. In a nutshell the NAS likes NASA’s SBIR andâĤ
Congress Pushes Back on National Science Board Firings
Keith’s note: The recent firing of the entire National Science Board by the White House is not going down well in Congress. While the immediateâĤ