Elizabeth Howell

Elizabeth Howell is a Canadian space journalist who has been covering space and astronomy for more than five years. She is a regular contributor to Space.com, where she writes about space exploration, astronomy, and astrophysics. Her work is known for its clarity and accuracy.

Biography:  https://www.space.com/author/elizabeth-howell

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This author is known for its high journalistic standards. The author strives to maintain neutrality and transparency in its reporting, and avoids conflicts of interest. The author has a reputation for accuracy and rarely gets contradicted on major discrepancies in its reporting.

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Recent Articles

Boeing's Starliner Docks with ISS but Faces Thruster Issues and Helium Leaks: A Major Setback in Commercial Spaceflight

Boeing's Starliner Docks with ISS but Faces Thruster Issues and Helium Leaks: A Major Setback in Commercial Spaceflight

Broke On: Thursday, 13 June 2024 Boeing's Starliner spacecraft docked with the International Space Station in June, but encountered issues with thrusters and helium leaks. NASA requires additional testing before return to Earth, estimated to cost Boeing over $1.5 billion. Malfunctions pose no danger to crew, but delay Starliner's homecoming.
NASA Astronauts Stuck at ISS: Boeing Starliner's Thruster Issues Delay Return Date

NASA Astronauts Stuck at ISS: Boeing Starliner's Thruster Issues Delay Return Date

Broke On: Friday, 28 June 2024 NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams remain at the International Space Station due to unexpected issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft during its Crew Flight Test mission. The teams are conducting thorough testing on Starliner's thruster technology to determine the root cause before allowing its return. Despite uncertainty, astronauts are in a stable situation aboard ISS, which has been continuously crewed for over 24 years and serves as a scientific platform and cornerstone of space commerce. NASA's Commercial Crew Program aims to ensure safe access to low-Earth orbit while reducing reliance on Russia.
Unexpected Disintegration of Russian Satellite Creates Over 100 Pieces of Debris in Low Earth Orbit: ISS Crew Takes Precautions

Unexpected Disintegration of Russian Satellite Creates Over 100 Pieces of Debris in Low Earth Orbit: ISS Crew Takes Precautions

Broke On: Thursday, 27 June 2024 A Russian decommissioned Earth observation satellite, RESURS-P1, disintegrated in low Earth orbit on June 26, creating over 100 pieces of debris. The event occurred near the International Space Station (ISS), prompting astronauts to take shelter for an hour as a precaution. The cause of the break-up remains unclear but highlights the growing issue of space debris in low Earth orbit, with over 25,000 trackable pieces and millions more smaller objects.
Unexpected Coolant Leak Cancels Spacewalk for Astronauts Dyson and Barratt

Unexpected Coolant Leak Cancels Spacewalk for Astronauts Dyson and Barratt

Broke On: Monday, 24 June 2024 A coolant leak in astronaut Tracy Dyson's spacesuit forced the cancellation of U.S. spacewalk 90 on June 24, 2024, putting a halt to her and Mike Barratt's plan to repair a faulty electronics box outside the International Space Station.
NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space: Starliner's Third Delay Due to Helium Leaks and Thruster Issues

NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space: Starliner's Third Delay Due to Helium Leaks and Thruster Issues

Broke On: Saturday, 22 June 2024 NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have been stranded in space aboard the International Space Station since late June 2024 due to ongoing issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. The latest setback involves helium leaks and thruster performance issues, delaying the return to Earth for the third time. NASA and Boeing are analyzing data to manage these problems, with no definitive departure date in sight.
Boeing Starliner's Extended Stay at ISS: Assessing Helium Leaks and Thruster Issues

Boeing Starliner's Extended Stay at ISS: Assessing Helium Leaks and Thruster Issues

Broke On: Tuesday, 18 June 2024 Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, commanded by Barry 'Butch' Wilmore and Sunita Williams, remains at the International Space Station (ISS) for an extended mission to investigate helium leaks and thruster issues. NASA intends to eliminate both problems before Starliner flies again, expected until June 26.
NASA and Boeing's Starliner Spacecraft: Reviewing Mission Requirements and Departure Preparations after Helium Leaks and RCS Thruster Issues at ISS

NASA and Boeing's Starliner Spacecraft: Reviewing Mission Requirements and Departure Preparations after Helium Leaks and RCS Thruster Issues at ISS

Broke On: Saturday, 15 June 2024 NASA and Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, which docked at the ISS on June 6 with helium leaks and RCS thruster issues, undergoes a review before departure. Participants discuss progress during a June 18 media teleconference. Astronauts contribute to station upkeep while data is gathered for return mission delayed to no earlier than June 22.
European-Japanese Satellite EarthCARE Launches into Orbit, Providing Valuable Data on Clouds and Aerosols

European-Japanese Satellite EarthCARE Launches into Orbit, Providing Valuable Data on Clouds and Aerosols

Broke On: Tuesday, 28 May 2024 The European-Japanese climate research satellite EarthCARE was launched into orbit via SpaceX Falcon 9 on May 28, 2024. Equipped with four instruments to study clouds and aerosols' impact on Earth's temperature balance, this ESA-JAXA collaboration will enhance climate forecasting.
Boeing's Starliner Spacecraft Faces Helium Leak, Delaying NASA's First Crewed Mission to ISS

Boeing's Starliner Spacecraft Faces Helium Leak, Delaying NASA's First Crewed Mission to ISS

Broke On: Saturday, 25 May 2024 Boeing's Starliner spacecraft faces a helium leak delaying its historic first crewed mission to the International Space Station, but NASA and Boeing officials have determined it does not pose an unacceptable risk for astronaut safety or ISS operations. A design vulnerability in the propulsion system has been addressed with workarounds to ensure redundancy. The mission remains a crucial milestone in NASA's Commercial Crew Program, aiming for safe and reliable transportation of astronauts using American-made spacecraft.
Historic Space Flight: 90-Year-Old Ed Dwight Becomes Oldest Person to Reach Space Aboard Blue Origin's NS-25 Mission

Historic Space Flight: 90-Year-Old Ed Dwight Becomes Oldest Person to Reach Space Aboard Blue Origin's NS-25 Mission

Broke On: Sunday, 19 May 2024 In a historic event, 90-year-old Ed Dwight, the first Black astronaut candidate in NASA's space program who never went to space before, traveled to space on Blue Origin's NS-25 mission alongside five other passengers. This marked the first manned launch by Blue Origin after an engine failure in late 2022 and demonstrated the company's commitment to safety following design changes. The New Shepard rocket provided a brief but unforgettable experience of weightlessness and a stunning view of Earth from space, further solidifying Blue Origin's position as a game-changer in affordable space travel for civilians.