Author: Ken Kremer

Watch for Ken’s continuing onsite coverage of NASA, SpaceX, ULA, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and more space and mission reports direct from Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida and Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. Stay tuned here for Ken's continuing Earth and Planetary science and human spaceflight news. Dr. Kremer is a research scientist and journalist based in the KSC area, active in outreach and interviewed regularly on TV and radio about space topics. Ken’s photos are for sale and he is available for lectures and outreach events.

Secretive SpaceX Starfall Reentry Capsule Demo Mission Sunrise Launch and ABC Orlando Interview: Photos

SPACE VIEW PARK, TITUSVILLE, FL- I watched the launch of the secretive SpaceX Starfall reentry capsule demonstration mission early Tuesday morning, June 23, from Space View Park in Titusville, FL along the Indian River lagoon. Starfall was the first flight of new SpaceX reentry technology – testing a new hockey puck shaped reentry capsule dish that can return up to

NASA’s Next Generation Roman Space Telescope Arrives in Florida on Fathers Day Ahead of Launch NET Aug. 30: Photos

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL – NASA’s newest space observatory, the next generation Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope arrived on Fathers Day, June 21, at the Turn Basin wharf at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, cocooned safely inside NASA’s Pegasus barge. Appropriately, Roman was boxed up for transport inside the CHARIOT  or Conditioned Housing for Air, Road and Imaging optics

Ken Kremer Live Interview WESH 2 NBC News Orlando – Space expert Ken Kremer discusses Blue Origin explosion on Florida’s Space Coast May 28: Video

VANCOUVER, B.C., CANADA – I was interviewed live on WESH 2 NBC News Orlando about Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explosion during static fire test late in the evening on May 28, 2026 at pad 36, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station during their 10 p.m., ET news show – while I was traveling in Vancouver, B.C. Canada “It is a