NASA Administrator states “Man on Mars in Twenty years”
Last week NASA Administrator Charles Bolden spoke to the Space Business Round table in his first public speech this year. In this speech he stated that since the 1980s, as…
Category Archives: Manned Space
SpaceX Launch to ISS Tuesday (scrubbed) will Soft Land Rocket at Sea
Update 1/6/15 SpaceX scrubbed a flight to the International Space Station on Tuesday. The countdown was stopped just over a minute before launch when a steering mechanism in the rocket malfunctioned —…
NASA Orion Scrubbed for launch 12/4/14 7:05am EST
UPDATE – The launch of Orion’s flight test has been scrubbed for today because of an issue related to fill and drain valves on the Delta IV Heavy rocket that…
NASA’s Newest Manned Spacecraft Orion Set for December 4th Launch
Since the retirement of the Space Shuttle there has been no U.S. based manned launch capability The Orion capsule along with the SLS rocket is the answer to this problem….
Virgin Galactic Spaceship Death No Surprise
The death of one pilot and serious injury of another during a flight of Virgin Galactic Spaceshiptwo was no surprise at all. A serious accident destroyed the vehicle 45,000 feet…
Orbital Antares Rocket Explodes During Wallops IIS Launch
Approximately six seconds after liftoff an Antares rocket appeared to stall and fall back to the launchpad where it exploded at the Wallops Island launch facility. The International Space Station…
ISS Antares Resupply Launch Monday Oct.27 View-able from NE U.S.
UPDATE – Launch was scrubbed due to a boat down range . The new launch time is now Tuesday night at 6:22 p.m. Managers for Orbital Sciences Corp. of Dulles, Virginia,…
File This Under Cool. Amazing Flame in Zero G Experiment
Amazing Flame Comes to Life in Space Station Microgravity Combustion Science I am not sure why but I think this is just cool. It reminded me of the zero G…
