United Launch Alliance (ULA) launched – at the third attempt – the penultimate Delta II mission on Saturday, carrying the JPSS-1 weather satellite on its path to orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. Liftoff, from Space Launch Complex 2W, occurred during a 62-second window opening at 01:47 Pacific time (09:47 UTC) on Saturday.
Following Orbital ATK successful test-firing of an Orion launch abort system (LAS) abort motor at…
Orbital ATK has signed a deal worth nearly $100m dollars to provide Orion’s Launch Abort…
Following the 20,000+ mph return of the Exploration Flight Test -1 (EFT-1) Orion last week,…
ATK’s Launch Abort System (LAS) – a key element for crew safety during the ride…
The long-awaited debut flight of NASA’s Orion spacecraft has been scheduled for a morning launch…
The Stennis Space Center is just weeks away from returning to RS-25 engine testing, following…
The NASA Advisory Council (NAC) – a body that provides the NASA Administrator with counsel…
A plan has been created for the continued use of Ares via a series of…
NASA has drawn up its Constellation mission manifest, which sets out the dates and full…
