International Space Station (ISS) crewmembers have conducted the second of three EVAs on Thursday, as they upgrade the station, perform routine maintenance, and prepare the station for the arrival of future commercial crew vehicles. The second EVA got underway at 6:29 AM Central and concluded seven hours later.
Orbital ATK’ Cygnus resupply spacecraft finally returned to flight on Sunday following weather scrubs over…
On 2 November 2000, the Expedition 1 crew to the International Space Station docked with the…
SpaceX launched its eighth Dragon resupply mission, on a flight that was scheduled to loft…
The culmination of a 40 plus year enterprise comes today – an endeavor that sought…
The commander of Discovery’s STS-131 mission, Alan Poindexter, passed away on Sunday, following a tragic…
For Atlantis, the last decade of her career would be marked with many more triumphs…
And so to the end. With a flawless countdown and a launch into a clear…
Following the “remarkable” efforts of engineers working on Discovery’s Right Hand Main Landing Gear Strut…
Discovery will rollover on Sunday morning, following the completion of repair efforts on her right…
The weather in Florida failed to improve for both landing opportunities at the Kennedy Space…
The much-hailed inspection technique for checking orbiter TPS (Thermal Protection System) damage on-orbit will need…
Throughout the years, space shuttle missions (designated “STS” for “space transportation system”) have become so…
