Search Results for: International Space Station
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Audit of International Space Station Contracts Government Cost and Price Analyses
(Page) Excerpt - July 31, 2008
Audit of Management of International Space Station Risks
(Page) Excerpt - September 28, 2005
Restructuring of the International Space Station Contract
(Page) Excerpt - November 08,2001
Performance Management of the International Space Station Contract
(Page) Excerpt - February 16, 2000
Space Station Contingency Planning for International Partners
(Page) Excerpt - March 09, 1999
Woman charged with falsely claiming officer accessed her bank account from International Space Station (PR-2020-F)
(Page) Excerpt - April 06, 2020 On February 27, 2020, a Houston federal grand jury returned a two-count indictment against Summer Worden, Wichita, Kansas, for making false statements to federal authorities from NASA's…
Barters on the International Space Station Program
(Page) Excerpt - September 06, 2002
Managing the Growing Safety Risks of NASA's 50-Year-Old Spacesuit Design
(Page) Excerpt - Imagine exploring the cosmos in your own personal spacecraft with oxygen to breathe, water to drink, waste management, cooling, ventilation, and health monitoring. NASA astronauts wear puffy, white spacesuits that…
Spacesuit Development Delays Could Impact Artemis Timeline and ISS Operations
(Page) Excerpt - https://youtu.be/Avb2njLZm48?si=37bAOAJDSTUYyJf4 To ensure humanity’s successful return to the Moon and continue performing spacewalks outside the International Space Station (ISS), NASA needs next-generation spacesuits with enhanced capabilities. Today, the Office of…
New Report Finds Performance Decline in Critical Spacesuit Maintenance
(Page) Excerpt - Spacesuits are vital to International Space Station (ISS) operations and NASA’s journey to the Moon and beyond. However, the Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) spacesuits that astronauts wear during ISS spacewalks…
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NASA’s Commercial Crew Program Faces Schedule Delays, Cost Increases, and Safety Challenges
(Page) Excerpt - https://youtu.be/4Qb0XVOwaKc?si=kyXi2OuJOkv1F3Ff Over the last 15 years, NASA and U.S. private industry have joined forces to develop multiple spacecraft capable of safely ferrying astronauts to and from the International Space Station…
NASA's Use of Space Agreements (IG-14-020)
(Page) Excerpt - June 5, 2014 Inspector General Paul Martin released a report examining NASA's increasing use of Space Act Agreements to promote scientific research and new technology and stimulate the aerospace industry…
Active Projects
(Page) Excerpt - Human Exploration A-26-05-00-HED | NASA’s Management of Its Space Communications and Navigation Program for the Artemis Campaign This audit will determine whether the Space Communications and Navigation Program is effectively…
Examining the Commercial Lander Services Powering NASA’s Return to the Moon
(Page) Excerpt - The race to establish a permanent outpost on the Moon is accelerating. NASA recently announced a multi-phase plan to ramp up lunar deliveries, test cargo and crew landers, and develop…
NASA's Management of ISS Extravehicular Activity Spacesuits
(Page) Excerpt - To ensure the continued operations of the International Space Station and the safety of the crew, NASA and its spacesuit support contractor must ensure the suits used for spacewalks, designed…
NASA's Management and Development of Spacesuits (IG-17-018)
(Page) Excerpt - April 26, 2017 The Office of Inspector General examined NASA's management of spacesuits known as Extravehicular Mobility Units used on the International Space Station and the Agency's development of new…
Assessing NASA’s Strategy to Protect Earth from Hazardous Asteroids and Comets
(Page) Excerpt - In December 2024, a NASA-funded telescope spotted an asteroid called 2024 YR4 that had a small but growing chance of hitting Earth. The observation sparked public interest and made headlines…
NASA’s Management of Risks to Sustaining ISS Operations through 2030
(Page) Excerpt - For nearly 25 years, astronauts have continuously lived and worked onboard the International Space Station. As the Station ages, NASA will be challenged to ensure the safety of astronauts aboard…
Former Chief Economist for the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space Pleads Guilty (PR-2020-D)
(Page) Excerpt - February 19, 2020 Charles R. Resnick, former Chief Economist for the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) pled guilty to one count of filing a false income…