The Kennedy Space Center is undergoing improvements to its buildings and infrastructure, work which will continue at the spaceport through to 2013. Most of the work is taking place on the 50 year old waterway, which links the Turn Basin to the crawlerway through to both Pad 39A and 39B – the latter of which continues to undergo modifications ahead of hosting the Space Launch System (SLS).
For the past several months, a plan to restart shuttle operations – funded by billions…
While fancy youtube videos and twitter-based cheer-leading continues to be the weapon of choice against the post-Shuttle…
Kennedy Space Center (KSC) employees have been encouraged to apply for NASA’s latest astronaut class,…
One of NASA’s Commercial Crew Development (CCDev) suitors – Boeing and their CST-100 spacecraft –…
NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel (ASAP) have recommended that NASA personnel embedded at commercial companies…
The company made famous in the space flight industry for their giant Solid Rocket Boosters…
International Space Station (ISS) Program managers are working to re-align resupply and crew rotation manifests…
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V has once again found itself a new passenger,…
NASA and United Launch Alliance (ULA) have announced an agreement for technical support via NASA’s…
With Discovery now enjoying a month-long vacation inside the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB), following her…
In an interview with NASASpaceflight.com, Mission Operations Directorate (MOD) Director Paul Hill spoke of his…
A collaboration between experts at numerous NASA centers and commercial companies have created a plan…
As the Constellation Program (CxP) splutters along, ahead of its “proposed” cancellation, managers have successfully…
Rocketplane Kistler (RpK) was officially notified by NASA on Friday that they had failed to…
