HelpMeTrack began tracking this science story after NASA News Releases reported it on 09 Oct 2026, concerning NASA, The Small Spacecraft Propulsion and Inspection Capability, Oct. 1.
NASA’s SSPICY Mission to Demonstrate In-Space Inspection Technologies
First reported by NASA News Releases, concerning NASA, The Small Spacecraft Propulsion and Inspection Capability, Oct. 1.
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First reported 09 Oct 2026 by NASA News Releases. We found 19 related reports from NASA News Releases covering this development. We've tracked 18 further updates as more reporting came in. We'll keep this page updated as the story develops, with links to the original reporting below.
Development timeline
- 09 Oct, 06:00 UTC First reported by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 07:00 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 08:25 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 10:23 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 12:30 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 14:08 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 15:41 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 17:21 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 18:57 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 20:36 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 22:15 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 09 Oct, 23:46 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 10 Oct, 01:22 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 10 Oct, 02:59 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 10 Oct, 04:40 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 10 Oct, 06:22 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 10 Oct, 08:10 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 10 Oct, 09:57 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases
- 10 Oct, 11:43 UTC Confirmed again by NASA News Releases