The SpaceX Dragon's hatch opened at 12:13 UTC today and four #Ax3 astronauts from Axiom Space entered the space station meeting the Expedition 70 crew.
https://go.nasa.gov/3vKRAoU
Source: @Space_Station

Starlink Group 7-11 is attempting a launch tonight

The space station this evening as it flew over the UK at ~17:54 UTC. SpaceX Axiom-3 Dragon is seen at bottom with all 6 iROSA panels nicely visible.
Source: @tw__astro

We're targeting Jan. 29 at 17:29 UTC for NorthropGrumman's 20th cargo resupply mission to Space Station, this time onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from SLC-40.
Source: @NASAKennedy

Launch vehicle secured! 🚀 Alongside VoyagerSH + AirbusSpace, we are thrilled to announce we have selected SpaceX’s Starship to launch Starlab into LEO.

Learn more about this historic launch here: https://bit.ly/49gHwCw
Source: @Starlab_Space

Starship will fundamentally change how we access space, with entire space stations like Starlab launched on a single mission
Source: @SpaceX

The Pentagon has approached SpaceX about ways to use Starship as a government-owned, government-operated asset for individual, potentially high-risk missions, a company official says.

https://aviationweek.com/defense-space/space/spacex-dod-has-requested-taking-over-starship-individual-missions
Source: @beverstine
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The FAA is on pace to issue a Starship launch license mid to late February, I’m told, in what is shaping up to be a busy month. Intuitive Machines plans to launch in time for a Feb. 22 lunar landing, which is the same day Crew-8 is scheduled to launch. Caveats about delays, etc.
Source: @wapodavenport

Dragon and the Ax-3 astronauts are set to depart the space station tomorrow at 11:05 UTC → spacex.com/launches
Source: @SpaceX