Following the highly successful launch of the STS-133 mission, NASA and its contractors have reviewed the vehicle’s performance for any In-Flight Anomalies, or IFAs, on the systems of the Solid Rocket Boosters (SRBs) and Reusable Solid Rocket Motors (RSRMs). In all, the standard investigations have revealed a very clean performance in both categories, with only one IFA charged to the SRBs and zero IFAs charged to the RSRMs.
In an emotional farewell, Discovery has undocked and departed from the International Space Station (ISS)…
With Discovery enjoying her final docked mission – with glowing praise from her crew during…
The STS-133 crew are working through their second and final spacewalk dedicated to several misc.…
With the first spacewalk (EVA) of the mission behind them, Discovery’s crew has further completed…
As Discovery continues to sail through her STS-133 mission with flying colors, astronauts Steve Bowen…
The Damage Assessment Team (DAT) confirmed Discovery’s clean ascent into space by clearing the orbiter…
Now safely on orbit, Discovery has completed inspections on her Reinforced Carbon Carbon (RCC) panels…
Engineers have successfully cleared all of Discovery’s minor issues, allowing the veteran shuttle to head…
With the countdown clocks now ticking down for the launch of STS-133 at the Kennedy…
As had been expected over the last 24 hours, managers at the Flight Readiness Review…
After what was an eventful pad flow for Discovery last week, STS-133 is enjoying a…
Space Shuttle Program (SSP) managers have completed their Delta Flight Readiness Review (FRR) with a…
NASA managers are investigating a proposed plan that would see a Soyuz spacecraft undock from…
The STS-133 stack has been checked for damage after a feeler gauge came apart during…
With just over two weeks to launch, engineers will disassemble the Ground Umbilical Carrier Plate…
Discovery remains on track for an opening launch attempt on February 24, as the stack…
Discovery has completed her journey back out to Pad 39A with her modified External Tank…
A group of United Space Alliance (USA) and Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) technicians and engineers…
Discovery’s final mission to the International Space Station (ISS) remains on track for February 24,…
