Today marks the 30th anniversary of the loss of the Space Shuttle Challenger and her seven crewmembers in the skies over Florida. As the world memorializes the tragic event of January 28, 1986, we pause to honor the Challenger crew and the reasons they chose to fly aboard Challenger thirty year ago today.
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One of the most iconic launch sites in the world, Vandenberg Space Force Base’s Space…
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Northrop Grumman launched the NG-16 Cygnus cargo vehicle, the S.S. Ellison Onizuka, to the International…
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There’s an age-old joke amongst those who work with/launch rockets and those who cover their…
Despite the scheduled return of US domestic crew launch capability this year, NASA is set…
United Launch Alliance’s Delta IV Heavy rocket launched Saturday with the mysterious NROL-71 mission for…
Thirty years ago this weekend, after a two and a half year stand down and…
As Kennedy Space Center continues its transition to becoming a multi-user spaceport, more details are…
While most of the recent attention has been on its next door neighbor, Pad 39B…
SpaceX has conducted its first launch from the Kennedy Space Center since the end of…
With booster casting operations for SLS’s EM-1 mission well underway at Orbital ATK’s manufacturing facility…
