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The Space Review

Essays and commentary about the final frontier.

  • Based in United States of America
  • Roughly two posts per week
  • First post on

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Nov 2022 16
Dec 2022 12
Jan 2023 20
Feb 2023 17
Mar 2023 16
Apr 2023 16
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Jul 2023 21
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Oct 2023 25
Nov 2023 17
Dec 2023 13
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Feb 2024 16
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Jul 2024 21
Aug 2024 8
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Oct 2024 16
Nov 2024 17
Dec 2024 12
Jan 2025 8

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Most recent posts

Two (or more) ways to get samples back from Mars
Last week, NASA announced it would study two different ways to pick up the samples the Perseverance rover is collecting on Mars and return them to Earth. Jeff Foust reports on the two approaches as …
On , by Jeff Foust, 56 words
Review: Manned and Unmanned Flights to the Moon
There is renewed interest in lunar exploration, including the launch this week of two commercial lunar landers. Jeff Foust reviews a book that provides an overview of the history of lunar exploration, but focuses on …
On , by Jeff Foust, 53 words
Returning humans to the Moon without SLS and NRHO
There is speculation the Trump Administration may attempt to cancel the Space Launch System. Ajay Kothari offers an alternative architecture that could get humans back to the Moon without either SLS or Starship.
On , by Ajay Kothari, 42 words