Wide-ranging evaluations are taking place for the closeout of the shuttle program, with STS-133 and STS-134 potentially swapping their flight order via realigned launch dates in October/November and February, 2011 – while engineering departments have been asked to evaluate impacts to a June 24, 2011 launch of STS-135 – in the event of the additional mission being approved.
The launch dates for the last two scheduled flights of the shuttle remain in flux,…
The delivery of the AMS-02 (Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer-02) payload to the Kennedy Space Center (KSC)…
Shuttle and International Space Station (ISS) managers have been busy discussing the launch dates for…
No major topics are expected at next week’s Space Shuttle Program (SSP) Flight Readiness Review…
International Space Station (ISS) managers are conducting a series of meetings to discuss problems relating…
Shuttle managers have begun evaluations into STS-335, the LON (Launch On Need) mission in support…
NASA mission planners have officially baselined the final two scheduled missions of the Space Shuttle…
As the International Space Station (ISS) continues to build up to a six man crew,…
NASA managers have begun evaluations into whether STS-133 will consist of a five or six…
External Tank (ET-131) is being safely housed in the Vehicle Assembly Building (High Bay 2E),…
US lawmakers have agreed on a stimulus package that includes just over $1 billion in…
Shuttle managers have made extensive changes to their 2010 launch schedule ambitions, with the “inclusion”…
The US Senate has passed the new NASA Authorization Bill by unanimous consent Thursday evening,…
Endeavour has arrived in the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB), following her rollover Thursday morning. She…
On June 1, NASA submitted a report to the Congress entitled “NASA Report to Congress…
