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The issue was found as part of a wider assessment of the Starliner propulsion system.

The company has requested an early September launch for Tenacity aboard ULA’s second Vulcan rocket.

NASA and Boeing are working toward a June 1 launch of the CST-100 Starliner Crew Flight Test.

The leak initially appeared during the countdown for launch of the Starliner Crew Flight Test on May 6.

The mission, designated NROL-146, is targeted for launch on May 19 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket flying from Vandenberg SFB in California.

The leak was noted during Starliner’s initial launch attempt on May 6.

SpaceX’s plan to launch its Starship-Super Heavy reusable Mars-class space transport from KSC will require a full environmental impact statement, the FAA said.

It’s been a big year for United Launch Alliance, the Lockheed Martin- and Boeing-owned joint venture that has been remaking itself for the commercial space age.

The long-awaited crewed debut of Boeing’s Starliner caps off a 13-year effort to certify multiple commercial providers of low-Earth-orbit astronaut transport.

NASA on May 1 selected nine companies for a dozen concept studies aimed at expanding the exploration of Mars.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

The second of two Blue Origin BE-4 engines has arrived at United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) Decatur, Alabama, factory for installation on a Vulcan rocket.

What began as an operational ballistic missile evolved into one of the most successful and storied space launch vehicles.

The U.S. military was ULA's primary customer for the booster, purchasing 12 of its 16 flights.

Boeing’s new leadership in Commercial Airplanes and at the top are likely just the beginning of major changes at the manufacturing giant.

The Pentagon on April 2 revealed its long-awaited strategy for integrating commercial space capabilities into national defense operations.

Launch of the NROL-70 mission aboard the final United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket remained on hold March 29 to address a problem with ground support equipment.

With the upcoming launch of the last Delta IV Heavy, a family of rockets that has been flying since 1960 comes to an end.

Fully funded and hardware-rich, Blue Origin readies for orbital operations.

“We can go dramatically faster,” says new Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp.

China cannot match America’s rate of space innovation.

The loss of the Peregrine lunar lander mission was unfortunate but irrelevant for Cert-1 objectives.

With its Moon landing no longer a possibility, Peregrine was repurposed for in-space operations.

Astrobotic has repurposed its Peregrine lander for in-space operations and activated all 10 powered experiments aboard, the company said Jan. 11.

A propulsion issue, which initially prevented the spacecraft from properly orienting toward the Sun, could thwart its planned touchdown on the Moon.