China’s Chang Zheng 2C rocket has launched nine GeeSAT-1 navigation satellites Thursday as part of the Geely-01 constellation. After lifting off from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center at 04:00 UTC (12:00 Beijing Time), the rocket successfully deployed its payload into Low Earth orbit.
With over 21 years of service onboard the International Space Station, Canadarm2, along with Dextre…
An Emergency Egress System (EES) has completed its installation into the Crew Access Tower (CAT)…
Year 2015 was yet another banner stretch for planetary exploration. The year saw the farewell…
An unplanned spacewalk has been completed on the ISS, successfully fixing a stuck transportation cart…
As was promised, NASA is not abandoning Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) and its Dream Chaser vehicle,…
The Chinese have launched the ChinaSat-12 (Zhongxing-12) communications satellite into orbit via a Long March…
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) took their spacecraft for a ride on Tuesday, allowing it to…
Kennedy Space Center (KSC) employees have been encouraged to apply for NASA’s latest astronaut class,…
The design work on the Ares I Emergency Escape System (EES) Rollercoaster is starting to…
Shuttle managers have been informed that the refined delivery dates for External Tanks ET-127 and…
Shuttle orbiter Endeavour has rolled over to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) in preparation for…
Atlantis’ External Tank LH2 ECO (Engine Cut Off) sensors have again suffered problems during the…
The International Space Station (ISS) was successfully rotated by 180 degress today, without the use…
Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi and his American crewmate Stephen Robinson completed a successful seven hour…
China conducted the debut flight of an upgraded version of the Chang Zheng 8 medium-lift…
This week’s launch manifest is quite diverse, featuring the launches of four different rockets worldwide.…
This week’s schedule has a mix of orbital and suborbital missions launching from seven different…
China’s Chang Zheng 8A rocket is set for its maiden flight from the Hainan commercial…
With the dust settling following the launches of Blue Origin’s New Glenn and SpaceX’s Starship…
