Brian Berger is the Editor-in-Chief of SpaceNews, a bi-weekly space industry news magazine, and SpaceNews.com. He joined SpaceNews covering NASA in 1998 and was named Senior Staff Writer in 2004 before becoming Deputy Editor in 2008. Brian's reporting on NASA's 2003 Columbia space shuttle accident and received the Communications Award from the National Space Club Huntsville Chapter in 2019. Brian received a bachelor's degree in magazine production and editing from Ohio University's E.W. Scripps School of Journalism.
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United Launch Alliance has enough Delta 2 rockets for demand through 2015.

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A tiny defect is afflicting SpaceX's third Falcon 1 rocket to fly.

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The Senate has approved a bill calling for at least one extra space shuttle flight.

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The House of Representatives approved a bill calling for an extra NASA shuttle flight.
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Companies offering spaceflight to the public saw revenues jump in 2007.

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A bill calling for an extra NASA shuttle flight cleared a House subcomittee.

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NASA is moving ahead with a mission to fly a probe through the Sun's edge.

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Congressional investigators are looking into NASA's deal to buy Zero G flights.
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The lunar-crashing payload entered testing a month ahead of schedule.

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Alan Stern, NASA associate administrator for science, reportedly resigned.

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NASA chief Michael Griffin warns of job cuts after shuttle era.

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NASA chief Michael Griffin hopes for more funds to buy Soyuz flights.

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A former Boeing engineer was arrested for allegedly sharing trade secrets with China.

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Scaled Composites is appealing fines spurred by a fatal blast.

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NASA's 1.7 percent budget for 2009 is less than the rate of inflation.

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Bigelow Aerospace hopes to use Atlas 5 rockets to launch a space station.

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Have space policy geeks hijacked upcoming presidential debates?

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Utah-based ATK has bought Canada's largest space hardware manufacturer.
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NASA awarded a contract for weightless flights to the private firm Zero-G.

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Rep. Dave Weldon has unveiled a plan to keep NASA shuttles flying beyond 2010.

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A new bill could delay NASA's space station resupply service selection.

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NASA is mulling whether its shuttle successor will land on water or dry land.

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Boeing won NASA's avionics contract to build a critical system for its Ares I rockets.
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