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OSTP To U.S. Space Companies: Skip That French Space Summit

Keith’s note: NASA just added its 71st signatory to the international Artemis Accords Meanwhile, according to Politico, the U.S. is not exactly acting all that ‘international’ spacewise: “An official within the White House’s office of science and technology policy told several companies, including SpaceX, Stoke Space, K2 Space and Astra, on a private call Thursdayâ€Ĥ

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How Will NASA Adapt To New Social Media Challenges?

Keith’s note: According to this settlement META just settled a $17 billion lawsuit with some online rules for younger users. This was inevitable. As NASA expands its use of social media, it must now give very careful and strategic consideration to new constrains on reaching a younger audience – the Artemis Generation.. NASA likes toâ€Ĥ

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Exploration

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 NASA’s 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 neededâ€Ĥ

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ARTEMIS

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 aâ€Ĥ

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The Impact Of War On Russian Space Activities

Keith’s note: Ukraine attacked Russian Space facilities. Given their dual civilian/military use they are likely to be hit again. At what point does Russia’s spaceâ€Ĥ

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. Summaryâ€Ĥ

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 theirâ€Ĥ

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 andâ€Ĥ

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