As the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) continues its transformation into a multi-user spaceport, the three buildings dedicated to processing the since-retired Space Shuttle orbiters are aiming to once again host engineers busily tending to their spacecraft. However, only one of the buildings has confirmed a tenant for the new era at this time.
The Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF) has begun its transformation back into the birth place of…
Teams at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) are expected to complete a redesign plan for…
NASA’s latest Tracking and Data Relay Satellite was carried into orbit atop an Atlas V…
Preparations have begun to repair and upgrade the famous crawlerway at the Kennedy Space Center…
NASA’s Spacecraft and Payload Integration Office (SPIO) has outlined the complex process of integrating Orion…
As Kennedy Space Center’s transition from the home base of the Shuttle fleet to a…
As the United Launch Alliance (ULA) look forward to a potential surge in activity later…
The giant High Bay 3 (HB-3) platforms – previously used during the stacking and mating…
The removal of work stands in Orbiter Processing Facility -3 (OPF-3) will begin next week,…
XCOR Aerospace – who are believed to be close to arranging a deal to set…
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) have stepped up their evaluations into finding a suitable facility to…
Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Director Bob Cabana has stated his world famous spaceport must continue…
The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) laid out its aspirations for the next two decades via…
A new Headquarters building is set to rise from the ground at the Kennedy Space…
One of NASA’s Commercial Crew Development (CCDev) suitors – Boeing and their CST-100 spacecraft –…
John Fuller, Vice President of Boeing Space & Intelligence Systems, has spoken on the progression…
