ATK’s test facility in Promontory, Utah is now officially looking forward to the next full-scale test of a five-segment solid rocket motor – set to take place at 9:30 am local time on March 11, 2015. The realigned date was set following a lengthy investigation – and resolution path – into problems found in the aft segment of the Qualification Motor -1 (QM-1).
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SpaceX have announced the award of a reservation contract that lines them up as the…
NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (ASAP) have provided a report to NASA administrator Charlie Bolden…
An Soyuz 2-1A has successfully deployed six Globalstar communications satellites into orbit on Wednesday on…
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As the Constellation Program (CxP) prepares for the test flight of Ares I-X – the…
Mission Operations Directorate (MOD) Director Paul Hill has attempted to rally his troops, following the…
The Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) is undergoing further reductions in its capability – including the elimination…
Citing schedule concerns and technical challenges, Constellation manager Jeff Hanley has outlined a series of…
The Constellation Acceleration Study Team are evaluating 160 “brainstorming ideas” in an attempt to reduce…
Two months after Constellation informed the workforce of an internal slip to opening element of…
The Constellation Program is continuing to push through technical and monetary challenges in an attempt…
With 2008 being a crucial year for the development of the Ares and Orion vehicles,…
NASA has drawn up the retirement plan for Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME), which will…
Ares project manager Steve Cook believes there is a “clear gap in support for NASA”…
While NASA announced Lockheed Martin as the winner of the multi-billion contract to build the…
