When I read the item below, it kind of gave me more questions than it answered. To me the two currently chosen solutions to commercial crew transport look...

Hmm, seems like all posts are being triplicated in sci.space.station. Very weird. (Brian your latest post s.s.News stopping again also showed up 3 times). And...

The Ares I launch vehicle, and its Orion mega capsule, have no scientific, technological, physical or financial foundation at all. NASA's Ares I and Orion...

Premature end to static fire test this week led to postponement. As per public information from NASASpaceFlight.com see: ...

NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations (NEEMO) mission June 16-29. The quartet will serve as the NASA members of a crew that will live in the...

To put the fuss over the hazards of the golk ball stunt in proportion, what are the largest cases of jettison of materials from space stations --...

What are they? Some are flat, others raised and sometimes angled. Thanks

Space junk problem rising to new heights Disposal of piano-sized space station piece poses challenges http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15817106/ By James Oberg,...

Reading the recent press stuff from nasa, although I cannot quite put my finger in on it one gets the serious feeling that Boiing and Space X are getting...

For release: 10/01/03 Release #: 03-176 NASA's International Space Station Science control center updates information technology while cutting...

How close is ISS to being able to handle a visiting spacecraft's docking and undocking without ground teams coaching? (I recognize that the size of the...

I have noticed that it has been missing for a long time but is back again today. I know its space based due to the Doppler shift and going out of range for...

COULD THE ISS BECOME A RUSSO-EUROPEAN PROJECT? linked from http://www.spacetoday.net/ 2004-08-05 16:37 MOSCOW. August 3. (RIA Novosti political...

Space station benefits from a wide opening As Discovery's crew delivers cargo, big doorways make the job easier http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13755857/ By...

OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE on the General Designer's Review Decision on the Soyuz TMA-4 spacecraft prelaunch processing March 30, 2004. Korolev, Moscow...

Hi, Your opinion 'd be welcome. There is a French magazine titled "L'internaute magazine" (magazine of internet users) that provides for a while a poll...

ISS On-Orbit Status 1 Jul 2003 All ISS systems continue to function nominally, except as noted previously. For Science Officer Ed Lu it's a big day: his 40th...

Yes nothing lasts for every of course and with the cost of space still being pretty high, there are limits to what you can, and maybe should do on the costs...

Well it appears to have done on this group. tap tap. blow blow. :-) Brian -- ----- - This newsgroup posting comes to you directly from... The Sofa of...

In sci.space.policy John Maxson wrote: Jon Berndt wrote in message ...