NASA Plans SpaceX Rescue for Starliner Astronauts
NASA Plans SpaceX Rescue for Starliner Astronauts
NASA Plans SpaceX Rescue for Starliner Astronauts
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NASA has announced that astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore will return to Earth via SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule, rather than the troubled Boeing Starliner, raising concerns about future emergency rescues in space. Meanwhile, the Buckley Space Force Base team triumphed in the CONUS E-Sports Championship for Call of Duty, showcasing military engagement in competitive gaming. The recently concluded Defenders of Freedom Air & Space Show at Offutt AFB successfully attracted nearly 80,000 attendees despite logistical challenges and extreme heat. Australia's defense industry has seen significant growth, contributing $10.6 billion to the economy, bolstered by a new license-free trade environment and a recent space treaty with the U.S. Furthermore, Dr. Malcolm Davis from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute emphasized the need for strategic preparation for the upcoming International Astronautical Congress amid increasing tensions in space. The country is positioning itself for growth in the space sector with innovative companies leading the charge.

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