Not exact matches
Veteran astronaut Andy Thomas, a crew member
on this year's inaugural
flight of the reengineered
space shuttle, says that stars from dry, unpolluted earthly locations look as good as or better than they do through the
shuttle's glass view port.
On May 25, just 10 months after NASA's final
space shuttle flight, a cargo capsule called Dragon docked with the International Space Station, a first for a commercial space veh
space shuttle flight, a cargo capsule called Dragon docked with the International
Space Station, a first for a commercial space veh
Space Station, a first for a commercial
space veh
space vehicle.
He has clocked more than 45 days in
space on four
shuttle flights, three of them focused
on astronomy.
Soon after the
space shuttle atlantis launched a new observatory into orbit in 1991, Gerald Fishman of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center realized that something very strange was goin
space shuttle atlantis launched a new observatory into orbit in 1991, Gerald Fishman of the NASA Marshall
Space Flight Center realized that something very strange was goin
Space Flight Center realized that something very strange was going
on.
Now a curious calm has fallen
on these formidable beasts — the engines from the recently retired
space shuttles Atlantis and Endeavour — as they await a new role in human
space flight.
The craft was the first continuously occupied outpost in
space and gave researchers the means to conduct experiments not for just a week or two, the typical length of a
space -
shuttle flight, but for months
on end.
«Roger, uh --» radioed
flight commander Rick D. Husband, 45, as he acknowledged news from Mission Control that there were wonky tire - pressure readings from sensors
on the left wing of the
space shuttle Columbia.
One more
shuttle flight could be added to the lineup to install a long - mothballed, $ 1.5 - billion telescope called the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
on the
space station.
The mice spent time orbiting Earth
on the final
space shuttle flight in 2011.
This practice was continued for more than a year, through the ill - fated STS - 107
flight of the
space shuttle Columbia, which broke apart during re-entry
on Feb. 1, 2003.
«Almostevery rocket
on earth except for the
space shuttle is thrown away afterone
flight.
And with the
flight of Apollo 17 in 1972, the U.S. put aside its plans for a permanent base
on the Moon, deciding to rely instead
on unmanned spacraft and the fleet of
space shuttles for the future.
The engines used
on initial SLS missions are
flight engines remaining from the
Space Shuttle Program, workhorse engines that are among the most proven in the world, having powered 135 space shuttle missions from 1981 to
Space Shuttle Program, workhorse engines that are among the most proven in the world, having powered 135 space shuttle missions from 1981 t
Shuttle Program, workhorse engines that are among the most proven in the world, having powered 135
space shuttle missions from 1981 to
space shuttle missions from 1981 t
shuttle missions from 1981 to 2011.
Kelly's twin brother, retired astronaut Mike Kelly, who embarked
on four
space shuttle flights during his own career, will remain
on Earth during the mission so that scientists can use the siblings to learn more the risks of
space exploration.
His first
flight was aboard the
Space Shuttle Discovery in 1999 (STS - 103)
on a mission to service the Hubble
Space Telescope.
Magnus flew
on the
space shuttle four times, including the
shuttle's final
flight (STS - 135).
This week includes the 57th anniversary of the first human spaceflight — Yuri Gagarin's one - orbit ride aboard Vostok 1
on April 12, 1961, and the 37th anniversary of the first U.S.
space shuttle flight — STS - 1
on April 12, 1981, with John Young and Bob Crippen at the controls.
Ray Cronise, a former NASA scientist who spent 15 years overseeing experiments aboard
shuttles at Marshall
Space Flight Center, has been conducting experiments since 2008 to see if cold temperatures have an effect
on the metabolism.
Instead of relying
on capsules that would merely plummet back to Earth after their
flight, the
space shuttle could be piloted back, landed and re-launched.
He also managed the
Flight Integration Office for the
Space Shuttle Program at the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration Johnson
Space Center, and later worked
on both the
Shuttle - Mir, and International
Space Station programs.
Elinor Smith took her first
flight at age 6, became a licensed pilot at 16, was voted «Best Woman Pilot in America» over the likes of Amelia Earhart, went
on to be a test pilot, and, at age 89, «flew» NASA's
space -
shuttle simulator.
But we're not talking
Space Shuttle flight control software so novice mistakes can be corrected on the fly with no real harm done and so even if it isn't pretty it probably works within the bounds of the larger problem of trying to model a space shuttle by throwing lawn d
Space Shuttle flight control software so novice mistakes can be corrected on the fly with no real harm done and so even if it isn't pretty it probably works within the bounds of the larger problem of trying to model a space shuttle by throwing lawn
Shuttle flight control software so novice mistakes can be corrected
on the fly with no real harm done and so even if it isn't pretty it probably works within the bounds of the larger problem of trying to model a
space shuttle by throwing lawn d
space shuttle by throwing lawn
shuttle by throwing lawn darts.
I worked at Kennedy
Space Center for 32 years
on the
Space Shuttle System with experience as an inspector and technician
on various aspects of the
Shuttle,
Flight Support Equipment and Ground Support Equipment and I am currently employed by Professional Aircraft Accessories (PAA).
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space — 40 % more • Oversaw 2 peninsula wide Staff Assistance Visits; assessed 5 sites and $ 1,800,000,000 War Reserve Materiel program; 497 findings 98.4 % fixed — Air Support Group prepped to ace Unit Compliance Inspection • Launched premier vehicular support to NASA and FEMA teams during
Space Shuttle Columbia crisis • Quickly transitioned flight from Strategic Command exercise to wartime status in aftermath of September 11th attacks — 27,000 gallons of JP - 8 issued to Air Force One and escort aircraft; base efforts lauded by Pres
Space Shuttle Columbia crisis • Quickly transitioned
flight from Strategic Command exercise to wartime status in aftermath of September 11th attacks — 27,000 gallons of JP - 8 issued to Air Force One and escort aircraft; base efforts lauded by President