An examination of and my own proposal on the boundary for Outer Space.

A 2019 beginning of the year update on the SLS Program

Latest developments on prior topics

A look at the literal foundation supporting space tourism and rocket launch industries.

Part Four (final part): While criticism abound in the short run, commercial spaceports will serve an important role in the long-term horizon

A look at the literal foundation supporting space tourism and rocket launch industries.

Part Three: Significant International Spaceports

A look at the literal foundation supporting space tourism and rocket launch industries.

Part Two: Current U.S. licensed commercial spaceports

A look at the literal foundation supporting space tourism and rocket launch industries.

Part One: legal framework

The difference among comets, asteroids, meteoroids, meteors, and meteorites.

Walking through the citizenship laws that might apply to an “out of this world” baby

With simultaneous operations between commercial airlines and space enterprises clogging up the U.S. air space, the FAA is seeking to adapt and transform its management of the sky above.

On this 1st anniversary of #TheSpaceBar blog, a mid-year update on the SLS Program.

Although likely inevitable, different political, bureaucratic and legal forces might keep the establishment of a Space Force grounded for now

Albeit needing a better name, this project is essential to the Horizon Goal

Part Five: Commercial Competition

Part Four: CubeSats on SLS EM-1

The success of this launch will usher in a new paradigm in deep space exploration

Part Three: SLS's Initial Missions

Part Two: Specifications