Jim Bridenstine

SpaceX, NASA Begin First Operational Astronaut Mission to Space

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Six Months After Official Deadline, 30 Fragments From ASAT Test Still in Orbit

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NASA Satellite to Travel to Mysterious Zone Where Earth Meets Space

Two Major Leadership Changes in NASA as it Prepares for Race to the Moon

An ASAT weapon tested by DRDO on March 27 takes from a range in Odisha. Credit: Press Information Bureau

How Much Space Debris From India’s ASAT Test is Still in Orbit?

NASA Briefly Stopped Working With ISRO on One Count After ASAT Test

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DRDO Defends ‘Shakti’ Test as Experts Say Indian ASAT Debris ‘Threatens All LEO Sats’