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Space Florida to study merging NASA, Space Force operations at Cape Canaveral
Space Florida, which is working on upgrading wastewater facilities at the cape and expanding wharf space for the industry at Port Canaveral, manages certain operations at the spaceport through property leased from the federal government, including launch and landing facilities through an agreement with NASA.
SpaceX set to launch GPS satellite from Florida’s Space Coast, weather permitting
SpaceX crews are preparing for a Falcon 9 rocket launch on Friday from Florida’s Space Coast. SpaceX is targeting 1:23 p.m. for the launch of a next-generation GPS satellite. Officials said GPS III-7 is designed to enhance the accuracy and security of the Global Positioning System that powers everything from smartphones to military systems.
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How SpaceX Is Revolutionizing Rocket Launches at Florida’s Kennedy Space CenterSpaceX continues to astonish the aerospace world with rapid advancements and massive expansions at its Florida launch facilities, particularly at Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39A. Despite ...
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While one is preparing for another launch, two former NASA astronauts were inducted into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame.
Depending on weather and cloud cover, a SpaceX rocket launch near NASA Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral may be seen in ...
The next phase of testing is set to begin for NASA's crewed Artemis program, which aims to return humans to the moon, the ...
A group of six high school students from the Central Florida Aerospace Academy is heading for the stratosphere— literally.
Depending on weather and clouds, a rocket launch near NASA Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral may be seen from Vero Beach to Fort Pierce, Florida.
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Massive Saharan dust clouds to approach Florida, GulfIt's Saharan dust season in the Atlantic, the time of year when dust clouds carried from African's massive Sahara Desert are ...
Brian Hughes, a longtime Florida-based consultant, was just named as Chief of Staff for NASA. “I am excited to continue my ...
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