A new deal between NASA and a commercial spaceflight company to add a privately built module to the International Space Station could lead to future uses of the novel space technology beyond low-Earth orbit, space agency and company officials say.Full story
NASA has officially signed a deal to attach an inflatable private module to the International Space Station, space agency officials confirmed today (Jan. 11). Full story
WASHINGTON and LONG BEACH, Calif. — Bigelow Aerospace, which is developing inflatable space habitats for commercial use, laid off some 40 of its 90 employees Sept. 29, a company official confirmed. Full story
The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module is seen during a media briefing where NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver and President and founder of Bigelow Aerospace Robert T. Bigelow announced that BEAM will join the International Space Station to test expandable space habitat technology at Bigelow Ae
An artist's rendering of Bigelow Aerospace's balloon-like module attached to the International Space Station is shown in this undated handout supplied by Bigelow Aerospace on January 16, 2013. The low-cost space dwelling that inflates like a balloon in orbit will be tested aboard the International S
A scale model shows Bigelow Aerospace's proposed lunar colony, prefabricated using inflatable modules, with lunar landers in the background.
Bigelow Aerospace's Robert Bigelow worries that China will lay claim to the moon in the 2020s.
