with Jason Davis
Jason Davis is a journalist and digital editor for The Planetary Society, trying to spread the PB&J (passion, beauty & joy) of space exploration.
Jason Davis • March 15, 2018 • 1
An important American flag is lost and found aboard the International Space Station.
Jason Davis • March 09, 2018 • 20
Getting NASA out of the rocket business is more complicated than you think.
Jason Davis • March 08, 2018 • 6
Only three humans have ever been on a spacewalk in the void between the Earth and Moon.
Jason Davis • March 02, 2018 • 2
The Planetary Society's solar sailing CubeSat is scheduled to head to space during a 60-day period starting on June 13.
Jason Davis • March 01, 2018 • 10
It's a gradual, stepped approach, envisioning human spaceflight, planetary science, and commercial partners all working together.
Jason Davis • February 26, 2018 • 5
So long, Deep Space Gateway. You've been replaced with the Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway.
Jason Davis • February 20, 2018 • 3
The International Space Station may go away in 2025. Will private space stations be ready to fill the gap?
Jason Davis • February 15, 2018 • 1
The Austrian Space Forum is leading a four-week Mars mission in Oman's Dhofar Desert.
Jason Davis • February 12, 2018 • 3
The White House's budget proposes $19.9 billion for NASA.
Jason Davis • February 06, 2018 • 8
SpaceX is now the proud owner of the world's most powerful operational rocket.
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