A top level overview at NASA’s Advisory Council (NAC) has shown most of the Space Launch System (SLS) and Orion spacecraft flows are on track for a 2018 launch of Exploration Mission -1 (EM-1). However, engineers are continuing to battle against critical path issues with the European Service Module and flight software.
NASA’s Exploration Systems Development office has completed its review of progress to date as well…
With approximately three years to go before the inaugural flight of the Space Launch System rocket, NASA…
Two European spacecraft are currently enjoying their final moments high above the planet, as they…
Leaders of several major space industry companies have claimed that the unrivalled capability of the…
Europe’s latest space freighter, the Automated Transfer Vehicle-4 (ATV-4), is currently undergoing preparations for a…
NASA’s Human Architecture Team (HAT)Â is actively working on a roadmap towards evolvable demonstrations of Propellant…
A preliminary NASA report, outlining plans for developing a Space Launch System (SLS) in response…
Following the arrival of the last External Tank (ET-122) at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC),…
Despite apparently failing to be short listed for President Obama’s upcoming decision on the forward…
With the key decision points for the Augustine Commission fast approaching, one of the favorite…
The Max Launch Abort System (MLAS) has successfully carried out a pad abort test launch…
Cameras onboard Discovery observed an object falling behind the orbiter during Flight Day 14- which…
As the Constellation Program prepare to update the media on the current status of Ares…
