Ars Technica
Boeing says Starliner's redesign is going well and the main delay is now just finding a free parking spot at the ISS - so maybe it'll fly this year, if NASA can pencil it in.
NASA
NASA's working group updates VTE risk assessment for astronauts, because blood clots in zero gravity are a thing, and yes, they're working on it.
NASA
NASA asks companies to help figure out how to keep humans in space after the ISS retires, because apparently they didn't plan ahead.
Ars Technica
Five ISS crew members briefly evacuated to a SpaceX Dragon capsule while Russian cosmonauts attempted to patch stubborn air leaks using a sealant called Germetall-1. The repair was paused for more measurements, leaving the space station's eternal…
Ars Technica
The ISS is leaking again, because space is a harsh mistress, and NASA's plan for commercial replacements is getting leakier by the minute.
SpaceNews
SpaceX sends another Dragon to the ISS with science, snacks, and a side of existential dread about the station's impending retirement.
Ars Technica
Varda Space Industries teams up with United Therapeutics to make better drugs in microgravity, proving that space isn't just for billionaires with rocket fetishes.
The Guardian
Proxy advisers want JP Morgan investors to consider separating the CEO and chair roles, but Jamie Dimon isn't exactly thrilled about sharing his throne.
NASA's Artemis II crew went to the Moon, set a distance record, called the ISS, and experienced 'Moon joy' - all while testing a space toilet.
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