Two astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) completed the 200th spacewalk in the station’s history, in order to perform a number of maintenance and upgrade tasks outside the orbital laboratory. The spacewalk, designated US EVA-42, got underway at 13:08 PM GMT and was shortened to just over four hours due to a battery life concern.
STS-114 was the Shuttle mission that returned NASA to active flight status following the tragic…
The debut mission for Orbital’s Cygnus spacecraft – known as ORB-D – is now tracking…
The Antares launch vehicle will soon make its debut flight, ahead of an important year…
A Russian Soyuz FG launch vehicle has lofted the next set of International Space Station…
A Space Act Agreement (SAA) has been announced between Altius Space Machines and NASA’s Langely…
With one half of the Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) puzzle enjoying a fully successful test…
All good things must come to an end. And thus was the grand finale of…
Adding to the long list that is her legacy, Atlantis’ successful final test of Neptec’s…
Following the expected clearance of the Thermal Protection System (TPS) – which was re-checked during…
Space Shuttle orbiter Atlantis has undocked from the ISS for the final time, ahead of…
A master alarm onboard Atlantis woke the crew from their sleep, after a General Purpose…
Atlantis has docked to the International Space Station (ISS) – one final time – following…
The crew of Atlantis have completed the main task of Flight Day 2, a sweep…
Following a typically eventful shuttle launch countdown, the Mission Evaluation Room (MER) teams have confirmed…
Following its replacement on Atlantis’ SSME-3 (Space Shuttle Main Engine), the new Main Fuel Valve…
With her team ably dealing with the usual pad flow hiccups, Atlantis is heading towards…
With just three weeks to go before the final launch of the Space Shuttle, Atlantis…
After nearly 12 days of docked operations with Space Station Alpha, the Space Shuttle Endeavour,…
Concluding a highly successful docked mission for STS-134, Endeavour and her crew undocked at 22:55…
