If the first half of 2009 for NASA demonstrated the agency’s unwavering attention to safety, NASA not only continued that trend – upholding the utmost safety standards in the Space Shuttle and International Space Station Programs – during the second half of the year but also placed itself and its various programs in a tremendous position for the years to come.
Despite apparently failing to be short listed for President Obama’s upcoming decision on the forward…
Pad workers have begun to evaluate what is being described as substantial heat damage to…
Ares I-X has launched on the second attempt at 11:30am Eastern, and although the First…
Ares I-X has seen its opening launch attempt scrubbed, following unacceptable weather conditions over the…
The first – and possibly the last – Ares rocket is set to launch on…
A floodlit Ares I-X departed the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) in the early hours of…
Engineers have replaced the faulty GN2 accumulator on Ares I-X’s Thrust Vector Control (TVC), ahead…
Ares I-X is on track to rollout of the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) on October…
With just three weeks to go until rollout to Pad 39B, Ares I-X is in…
The Ares I-X test vehicle is continuing to undergo the business end of processing inside…
The Max Launch Abort System (MLAS) has successfully carried out a pad abort test launch…
The Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) is undergoing further reductions in its capability – including the elimination…
The Ares I-X test vehicle is scheduled to begin stacking in the Vehicle Assembly Building…
The Constellation Program (CxP) test flight, Ares I-X, has slipped three weeks to a NET…
With the Hubble mission still tracking a May launch date, the STS-125 stack – consisting…
Managers are closing in on facilitating a July launch date for Ares I-X, via a…
Shuttle Discovery as the STS-119 stack will undergo the Shuttle Interface Test (S0008) on Sunday,…
Processing will continue on two orbiters through the Christmas holidays, with work required on both…
Atlantis’ trip to service the Hubble Space Telescope remains on track for May, although another…
