Teams from NASA, SpaceX, and the Department of Defense recently completed medical emergency training at Cape Canaveral. Launch pads are receiving final upgrades, and flight hardware is beginning to arrive, as both Commercial Crew providers progress towards returning crew launch capability to American soil.
United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket launched the AFSPC-11 mission for the United States Air…
United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket has deployed an advanced weather satellite for the US…
United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V has launched on her seventy-fifth flight, lofting the SBIRS GEO-4,…
United Launch Alliance (ULA) has launched a new satellite for NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay…
With a busy year already in the books, the Eastern and Western Ranges in the…
An Emergency Egress System (EES) has completed its installation into the Crew Access Tower (CAT)…
Ongoing work at the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral is continuing to lay the…
Boeing and United Launch Alliance (ULA) are continuing preparations ahead of Atlas V launches with…
The United States Air Force is continuing to replenish its fleet of Global Positioning System…