Jeff Foust

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SpaceNews journalist covering space industry and policy; editor of The Space Review.

Artemis 2 Crew Exits Orion, Board Helicopters to Recovery Ship
SocialApr 11, 2026

Artemis 2 Crew Exits Orion, Board Helicopters to Recovery Ship

The Artemis 2 astronauts are starting to exit Orion. They'll be hoisted onto helicopters for a short flight to the recovery ship.

By Jeff Foust
Orion Crew Capsule Set to Separate in Under 30 Minutes
SocialApr 10, 2026

Orion Crew Capsule Set to Separate in Under 30 Minutes

Less than 30 minutes until the Orion crew capsule separates from the service module. https://t.co/o9Fz1gSC3R

By Jeff Foust
NASA Skips Prelaunch Briefings for Upcoming Resupply Flight
SocialApr 4, 2026

NASA Skips Prelaunch Briefings for Upcoming Resupply Flight

Unfortunately, NASA is not doing any prelaunch mission or science briefings for this, unlike most previous resupply flights.

By Jeff Foust
White House Proposes 23% NASA Budget Cut for FY27
SocialApr 3, 2026

White House Proposes 23% NASA Budget Cut for FY27

The White House is proposing $18.8 billion for NASA in FY27, a 23% cut to NASA's 2026 enacted funding. Science, ISS, and education major targets of the proposed cuts. https://t.co/4PxZxpplUh

By Jeff Foust
Artemis 2 Crew Cleared for Launch After Troubleshooting
SocialApr 2, 2026

Artemis 2 Crew Cleared for Launch After Troubleshooting

From last night: after some troubleshooting, the Artemis 2 crew is go to, ah, go. https://t.co/ckl9ScopAj

By Jeff Foust
Orion Delivers Images While Crew Wrestles with Toilet
SocialApr 1, 2026

Orion Delivers Images While Crew Wrestles with Toilet

Good: getting some external images from Orion. Bad: the crew is troubleshooting the toilet. https://t.co/uDFwPVKIzC

By Jeff Foust
ICPS Completes Perigee Boost; Apogee Burn Imminent
SocialApr 1, 2026

ICPS Completes Perigee Boost; Apogee Burn Imminent

The ICPS has completed a planned perigee raise burn. Another burn in about an hour will raise the apogee.

By Jeff Foust
NASA Delays Launch, Extending Hold Beyond 6:24 Pm EDT
SocialApr 1, 2026

NASA Delays Launch, Extending Hold Beyond 6:24 Pm EDT

NASA is extending the hold to give them a little more time to finish some work. So launch will not be when the window opens at 6:24 pm EDT.

By Jeff Foust
NASA Attributes Sensor Reading to Instrumentation, Launch Unaffected
SocialApr 1, 2026

NASA Attributes Sensor Reading to Instrumentation, Launch Unaffected

NASA: "Engineers investigated a sensor on the launch abort system’s attitude control motor controller battery that showed a higher temperature than would be expected. It is believed to be an instrumentation issue and will not affect today’s launch."

By Jeff Foust
NASA Flags Battery Temperature Issue on Artemis 2 Abort System
SocialApr 1, 2026

NASA Flags Battery Temperature Issue on Artemis 2 Abort System

NASA reporting an issue with one of the batteries on the Artemis 2 launch abort system; temperature out of range.

By Jeff Foust
Artemis 2 Launch Window Nears: Range Go, 80% Weather Favorability
SocialApr 1, 2026

Artemis 2 Launch Window Nears: Range Go, 80% Weather Favorability

A view of Artemis 2 from the KSC press site. Range is go and weather is still 80% favorable for launch during the two-hour window. https://t.co/PdQs3jS1sj

By Jeff Foust
NASA Clears Artemis 2 Launch After FTS Fix
SocialApr 1, 2026

NASA Clears Artemis 2 Launch After FTS Fix

An update from NASA on the flight termination system (FTS) issue: the range is now go for the Artemis 2 launch.

By Jeff Foust
Fans Queue Hours Early for NASA Merch
SocialApr 1, 2026

Fans Queue Hours Early for NASA Merch

Five hours before the Artemis 2 launch window opens and lines are already forming… for the NASA merch stand at the press site. https://t.co/G3mNTfUVBT

By Jeff Foust
Quiet Dawn at KSC Press Site Precedes Busy Day
SocialApr 1, 2026

Quiet Dawn at KSC Press Site Precedes Busy Day

A beautiful morning at the KSC press site. Still pretty quiet here. That’ll soon change. https://t.co/4NBvEjLo0e

By Jeff Foust