The first two rendezvous burns for Soyuz today were slipped several hours, and then made successfully with revised durations, so as not to affect...

I was looking for the ISS future assembly sequence, and got off track looking at past missions. The Pirs assembly page at: ...

The crew was directed into 'storm shelter' areas on board the station overnight to seek highest radiation protection, due to a massive new solar flare.

May 15 double-barrel Soviet space anniversary A tale of two rockets ... with a happy ending Russian anniversaries highlight how twists of fate averted war...

I am looking for detailed information on how the solar arrays extend and retract into the blanket box. In particular, the mechanism used to deploy...

I was thinking earlier today. With the retirement of the Shuttle in 2010, has anyone looked at the possibility of leaving one or more of the MPLM's (like...

Damon Hill wrote: Pat Flannery wrote in : Ouch! Two billion dollars. That's around four...

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Big Party. December 18, 2008 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_SCORE SCORE's technical objectives were two-fold. In addition to showing that an Atlas...

Has any astronaut ever sat on the stool in zero g and then noticed one of their turds accidently floated away like what happened to the bolts on...

STOP! REVERSE! BACK to the PAD! Florida Today space blog Tuesday, August 29, 2006 //posted by John Kelly at 2:45 PM Atlantis heads back to the pad Atlantis...

Question -- most space-spinoffs seem to be mythical, how about these claims from a nice Jim Voss school speech, including pacemakers and Velcro? "Most...

The DART automated rendezvous mission (possibly tomorrow) is a very exciting new technology. But as far as I can tell, NASA's manned space program wants...

The long-awaited Delta-4-Heavy test flight has just blasted off from Cape Canaveral, looks good so far. Boeing is the manufacturer -- a good day for...

Soyuz battery worry may force landing 1 rev early From April 21 On-Orbit Status Report (courtesy spaceref.com), "Soyuz-215/9S Status: The backup/reserve...

Somebody drop something recently from the Space Station? Watching the space walk today, Monday at 5:47am CDT Monday with the astronaut attached to the arm...

NASA SEEKS VOLUNTEERS FOR SPACEFLIGHT SIMULATION STUDIES December 20, 2005 William Jeffs Johnson Space Center, Houston (281) 483-5111)

Hi All Space Review has had a two part article on using Medium lift to use EOR to assemble a Lunar or Mars mission. And I was wondering if it was possible to...

Hi, One of the strangest satellites in the history of the space age is about to go into orbit. Launch date: Feb. 3rd. That's when astronauts onboard...

Hi all, I was reading this article about today's spacewalk, and the astronautics found a lot of micrometeoroid...