NASA Says New Rocket Might Shake Violently
NASA is wrestling with a potentially dangerous problem in a spacecraft that has not even been built yet. Read More at Washington Post…
NASA is wrestling with a potentially dangerous problem in a spacecraft that has not even been built yet. Read More at Washington Post…
Area middle school students sitting in on an interactive broadcast today will be able to probe the mind of a retired astronaut and a Saturn V rocket engineer, and talk to the Marshall Space Flight Center manager who is heading a program to build moon rockets. Read More at The Huntsville Times…
Sales were strong for GenCorp Inc., reflecting continued growth in its aerospace and defense business, for fourth-quarter 2007 and the fiscal year ended Nov. 30, the company reported Thursday. (GY) Read More at BizJournals…
NASA Administrator Michael Griffin in remarks to the Space Transportation Association this week emphasized that the new system for space exploration that NASA is developing, including the Orion Read More at Denver Post…
“Today’s topic is motivated by the inquiries I’ve had lately, in one forum or another, concerning various aspects of NASA’s post-Shuttle spaceflight architecture.” Read More at with audio …
The Proposed Action (Preferred Alternative) is to continue preparations for and to implement the Constellation Program. Read More at SpaceRef…
United Space Alliance moves to make sure employees will have some safety net if they remain with company to end of shuttle program. Read More at Florida Today…
The space agency is wrestling with a potentially dangerous shaking problem that could destroy the Ares I after launch. The rocket is to lift crews into space. Read More at National Geographic…
Manned space-travel enthusiasts hope to salvage planned trips to the moon and beyond, which are quickly taking a back seat to more earthly matters amid market meltdowns. Read More at Wired News…
WASHINGTON (AP) — NASA is wrestling with a potentially dangerous problem in a spacecraft, this time in a moon rocket that hasn’t even been built yet. Read More at Daily Journal…