In what has already been a busy year for SpaceX, the commercial launch provider is adding one more mission to its jammed-packed end-of-year schedule. A mysterious mission codenamed “Zuma” will launch No Earlier Than 10 November 2017 from LC-39A at the Kennedy Space Center. Meanwhile, CRS-13 is slipping at least one week per the Station’s schedule, and the Iridium NEXT-4 mission from Vandenberg has received permission to debut RTLS landing of the Falcon 9 booster back at SLC-4W.
In what is another glimpse into what could become SpaceX’s regular launch cadence, another Falcon…
Just over two days after its successful launch of BulgariaSat-1, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket conducted…
Following the launch of the NROL-76 spacecraft on Monday – which also included a successful…
Orbital ATK has signed a deal worth nearly $100m dollars to provide Orion’s Launch Abort…
ATK’s Launch Abort System (LAS) – a key element for crew safety during the ride…
More clues into NASA’s long term goal of sending humans to Mars have been provided…
Launch Abort System (LAS) hardware for the Exploration Flight Test -1 (EFT-1) mission has arrived…
SpaceX are continuing to make progress with their NASA commercial crew contract, with the latest…
Engineers are heading into a weekend of critical operations for STS-132, as Atlantis undergoes flight…
STS-127 has been scrubbed for the second time due to another leak at the Ground Umbilical…
Details of the first two test flights for the next generation Ares launch vehicle are…
The Breeze-M upper stage of the Proton launch vehicle is undergoing a dual investigation, following…
China has postponed the third of their manned space missions until 2008 – a delay…
Atlantis’ mission to the International Space Station (ISS) to finally re-start assembly flights won’t just…
External Tank (ET-119) has arrived at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), ahead of a potential…
NASA managers are still hopeful they will make the May launch window for STS-121, while…
International Launch Services (ILS) have announced that their mission involving the Russian Proton-M launch vehicle…
Sources have revealed the latest list of the names NASA has given to its new…
A new Shuttle manifest, dated February 24, and titled PRCB 42013FN, lists a contingency of…
