Tony Reichhardt

Tony Reichhardt is a senior editor at Air & Space.

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Stratospheric Jump Set for October 8

Felix Baumgartner and his Red Bull team set a date for the Big Leap

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The 2012 Drought, As Seen From Space

NASA's GRACE satellites have been watching our groundwater disappear

Kounotori, packed full of supplies, arrived at the space station in July.

Kounotori’s End

A Japanese camera will try to catch first-time pictures of a satellite's breakup

The original Hubble cost billions. The new mirrors, at least, are free.

Anyone Need a Hubble Telescope?

NASA puzzles over what to do with a rare gift

Armstrong in the cockpit of the X-15 in 1961, a year before becoming an astronaut.

Neil Armstrong, In His Own Words

The first moonwalker’s storied aviation career didn’t begin or end with Apollo.

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Survival Training, Cosmonaut Style

New cosmonauts brush up on their wilderness skills in Kazakhstan

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A Tale of Two Mars Cameras

Director James Cameron's 3D camera may have been bumped from the Curiosity Mars lander. But MARDI will give us first-time color views of the descent

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One Giant Leap for Spider-kind

A jumping spider finds that hunting in zero-g is not a problem

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Gennady, Yuri and Suni, In Their Element

After the docking of Soyuz TMA-05M late last night, the International Space Station crew is back up to six people

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Next Train to Space

The next three residents of the International Space Station are due to blast off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome at 10:40 pm U.S. Eastern time on Saturday

A Long March rocket lifts off with the Shenzhou-9 crew on board.

Why China Doesn’t Have a Space Shuttle

The 1986 Challenger accident influenced the decision, but not in the way you might think

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An Ocean on Titan

One of the solar system's most interesting places just got even more interesting

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Human-Powered Helicopter Team Goes for Record

Can Gamera II stay airborne for 60 seconds? Tune in on Friday.

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The Flight of Shenzhou-9

China's first manned space station mission comes to a successful end

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Bradbury Meets the Astronauts

They were bound for the moon, but he had already been to Mars.

The Dream Chaser began flight testing over Colorado this week.

What’s Next for New Space

With Dragon showing the way, it's about to get busy in the commercial spaceflight arena

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This Ain’t No Shuttle Launch

Passing the baton at Cape Canaveral.

Enterprise gets ready for the trip north.

Next Stop: New York

Space shuttle Enterprise heads for Manhattan

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Big Entrance

Space Shuttle Discovery wows Washington as it moves into its new home at the Smithsonian

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What’s Flying Where?

This Boeing air traffic map can show you.

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