After several false dawns, the US Air Force’s X-37B mini-spaceplane has landed at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) for the first time. With local reports of a sonic boom breaking through the morning air in areas of Florida, the Air Force confirmed the landing took place on Sunday at the historic Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF)
A moment nearly six years in the making. Â Fire and flame returned to the historic…
The Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) has finally completed the installation of a large set of…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) has launched a Delta IV rocket on Wednesday evening, carrying the…
As SpaceX nears completion of its investigation into the AMOS-6 pad conflagration on 1 September…
Boeing has completed a major milestone in their drive to help NASA regain domestic access…
Orbital ATK and NASA have entered into an agreement to begin negotiations over the potential…
Kennedy Space Center’s iconic Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) is continuing its preparations to host the…
The Orion Service Module Umbilical (OSMU) has been installed on to the Launch Equipment Test Facility (LETF)…
The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is continuing its drive to attract new commercial partners by…
The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is constructing a Deployable Launch System (DLS), marked by work…
SpaceX has confirmed it is now into the construction phase of converting Kennedy Space Center’s…
It’s been over three years since the world famous Kennedy Space Center (KSC) last felt the…
As NASA closes in on the next major milestone of its Commercial Crew Program (CCP),…
The iconic Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at the world famous Kennedy Space Center (KSC) may…
The highly anticipated confirmation that Dream Chaser will be taking up residency at the Kennedy…
Launch Pad 39A – vacated since the end of the Space Shuttle Program (SSP) –…
NASA teams are finalizing the details on the Self Propelled Module Transporter (SPMT) that will…
The historic Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF) at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) has taken another…
The mothballed Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) began looking towards the future…
