Soyuz MS-10 Launch Failure: An Update
On October 11th at 11.10 am Moscow time a manned Soyuz-FG was launched from pad No. 5 of site No. 1 of Baikonur Cosmodrome. Onboard were members of... Read more →
Serious Malfunction of Soyuz Rocket
Today October 11 at 11.10 am Moscow time a manned Soyuz was launched from launch pad No. 5 of the site No. 1 of the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Onboard were... Read more →
Space Safety: A Top Priority in Europe
Yesterday October 9th, the European Space Agency has hosted the sixth edition of the High-Level Forum with Industry, at the presence of high-level... Read more →
Press Clips Week 40-2018
Man vs. Machine At the dawn of NASA’s voyage into space, one could glimpse the origin of a fascinating debate that still rages today: Is it... Read more →
Press Clips Week 39-2018
Babin Introduces Leading Human Spaceflight Act Rep. Brian Babin (R-TX) introduced legislation today to ensure continuous U.S. human spaceflight... Read more →
Press Clips Week 38-2018
Commercial Crew Providers Believe They Now Meet NASA Safety Requirements Boeing and SpaceX, who have been struggling to meet safety thresholds... Read more →
Press Clips Week 37-2018
FSU Researcher Finds Earth-Like Gravity May Solve Astronaut Vision Ailment A Florida State University scientist may have discovered a partial... Read more →
Press Clips Week 36-2018
Kepler Resumes Operations Despite Malfunctioning Thruster NASA’s Kepler spacecraft is back in operation despite a problem with one of its... Read more →
Press Clips Week 35-2018
Space Station Leak All Patched Up Now, NASA Says The repair job astronauts conducted aboard the International Space Station (ISS) yesterday (Aug.... Read more →
The Soyuz MS-09 Hole That Could Have Killed ISS
On the night of August 30th, a pressure drop was experienced on the International Space Station (ISS). The crew isolated the leaking volume by... Read more →