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@NorthropGrumman's final Antares 230+ is set to fly tomorrow night from @NASA_Wallops, carrying Cygnus NG-19 cargo mission to @Space_Station.
The post Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] Added to that list are five other shuttle flyers, legendary “Original Seven” Mercury and Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) astronaut Deke Slayton, “Hidden Figures” mathematician Katherine Johnson, former NASA Deputy Administrator James “J.R.” Thompson and Manned Orbital Laboratory (MOL) astronaut selectee Robert Lawrence. Most recently, the NG-18 Cygnus—launched last November—offered a nod to America’s first woman in space, astronaut Sally Ride. […]
[…] (SLC)-40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Fla., moments after midnight. But hopes of flying a pair of flights less than an hour apart came to nought, as the launch of a triple-barreled Falcon Heavy from neighboring Pad 39A at the […]
@SpaceX has successfully flown its 50th Falcon-class mission of 2023, as a triple-barreled Falcon Heavy realigns for another attempt on Friday night.
The post 50th Falcon Mission of 2023 Flies, Falcon Heavy Realigns for Friday Night Launch first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] After calling a scrub at T-65 seconds yesterday, SpaceX may—just may—launch a pair of missions less than an hour apart later tonight, as a single-stick Falcon 9 heads uphill at 10:20 p.m. EDT from storied Space Launch Complex (SLC)-40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Fla., followed by a triple-barreled Falcon Heavy from neighboring Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) during a “window” opening at 11:04 p.m. If achieved, this flight-to-flight cadence will set a new record of perhaps as little as 44 minutes for the shortest interval between pairs of Falcon-class rocket launches. […]
@SpaceX is gearing up to launch Falcon 9 & Falcon Heavy tonight, perhaps a record-setting 44 minutes apart. But which will go first?
The post SpaceX Prepares for Record-Setting Night of Florida Launches first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] With the Falcon Heavy core to be expended, and her side-boosters aiming for “land” landings, B1062 is targeting an oceanic touchdown. The Autonomous Spaceport Drone Ship (ASDS), “A Shortfall of Gravitas”—which has recovered 14 Falcon 9 cores so far this year alone—put to sea out of Port Canaveral on Sunday, only days after supporting the landing of the record-tying 16-times-used B1060 core. […]
@SpaceX is gearing up for its 50th Falcon-class launch of 2023 tonight, as Falcon Heavy & Falcon 9 boosters await a pair of Space Coast liftoffs 24hr apart.
The post SpaceX Targets Year’s 50th Falcon Launch Tonight, 51st Tomorrow first appeared on AmericaSpace.
@SpaceX is targeting 7:34 p.m. EDT Saturday for its 6th Falcon 9 launch of July. Meanwhile, a triple-barreled Falcon Heavy awaits her own late July launch, as Booster Nine heads to the pad at Starbase for testing.
The post A Tale of Three Launch Sites: SpaceX Targets Falcon 9 Launch Tonight, Looks Ahead to Falcon Heavy & Starship Flights first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] the 49th Falcon-class mission of 2023 (inclusive of two Falcon Heavy launches in mid-January and late April) are 22 Starlink “V2 Mini” internet communications satellites, bringing to over 1,200 the total […]
[…] late 2024, the Artemis 2 Orion spacecraft will splash down in the Pacific Ocean. For astronauts Reid Wiseman, […]
In late 2024, the Artemis 2 Orion spacecraft will splash down in the Pacific Ocean. For astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen, this event will mark the conclusion of a ten-day odyssey to the Moon and back. Many spectators will assume that the mission is over when the spacecraft impacts the surface of the ocean. However, a successful splashdown will only be the beginning of a complex recovery operation. According to tradition, the flight control team in Houston will not celebrate until Wiseman, Glover, Koch, and Hansen safely exit their spacecraft. History demonstrates that this task is anything but simple. This week, NASA began a series of exercises which will teach the crew and their recovery team how to master the final stage of the Artemis 2 mission. By coincidence, this milestone occurred on the eve of the anniversary of Gus Grissom’s Mercury-Redstone 4 mission. The lessons learned from Grissom’s narrow escape from his sinking spacecraft continue to positively influence the training process for the first Artemis crew.
The post 62 Years After Grissom’s Mercury Flight, Artemis 2 Recovery Training Commences first appeared on AmericaSpace.
After a 24hr delay, @SpaceX has successfully launched its 5th Falcon 9 of July and its 15th mission so far out of Vandenberg in 2023.
The post After Daylong Delay, Vandenberg Falcon Launches, Lands for Tenth Time first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] doing so, B1071 becomes the second Falcon 9 to have launched ten or more times out of Vandenberg. In readiness for last night’s launch, the […]
[…] she does eventually fly, she will become the second Falcon 9 to have launched as many as ten times out of mountain-ringed Vandenberg. In readiness for […]
@SpaceX has dramatically aborted its 15th Vandenberg Falcon 9 mission of 2023 at T-5 sec. Next launch attempt to be determined.
The post Launch Scrub: “Old Guard” Falcon 9 Aborts at T-5 Seconds first appeared on AmericaSpace.
At 9:54 a.m. EDT tomorrow, Frank Rubio observes 300 days since his launch to @Space_Station. Ten weeks from now, he’ll become the first @NASA_Astronauts to log a full year in space on a single mission.
The post Frank Rubio Reaches Day 300, Heads for First U.S. Year in Space first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] in recent years, typically prior to high-priority missions and first flights of new boosters—most recently before the maiden outing of B1080 in May with Dragon Freedom and the crewed Ax-2 mission to the International Space Station […]
[…] days later than planned, SpaceX successfully launched its fourth Falcon 9 of July a few minutes shy of midnight Saturday. The veteran B1060 core—which already boasted 15 prior […]
After Thursday’s scrubbed launch attempt at T-40 seconds, @SpaceX has successfully flown a second 16x-used Falcon 9 in under a week.
The post SpaceX Launches 16x-Flown Falcon 9, After 48-Hour Delay, Unexpected Static Fire Test first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] space explorersYou are here: by Ben Evans April 27, 2023, 9:55 am 2 Comments After a dramatic scrub at T-16 seconds on Wednesday morning, SpaceX successfully launched its […]
A new crew is just one month away from @SpaceX launch, including Denmark’s first CDR of @Space_Station.
The post At T-1 Month, Multi-National Crew-7 Readies for 15 August Space Station Launch first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] fourth brand-new “single-stick” booster to join SpaceX’s burgeoning fleet so far this year—and a twice-used Crew Dragon are gearing up for liftoff from historic Pad 39A at Florida’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC)no […]
I’d like to see that engine block made removable for wet workshops. Maybe have it directly linked to an RP-1 tank with the rest of SLS be LOX.
Recover the kero-block.
[…] mission so far this year, counting a pair of triple-barrelled Falcon Heavy flights in mid-January and late April. The Hawthorne, Calif.-headquartered launch services organization has […]
@SpaceX is targeting NET 12:40 a.m. EDT Friday for its 4th Falcon 9 launch of July & record-tying 16th mission by a reflown booster.
The post SpaceX Targets Midnight Launch for 16x-Flown Falcon 9 first appeared on AmericaSpace.
NASA's Jason Hutt describes the unique design features of the Orion spacecraft, which will carry four astronauts to the Moon during the 10-day Artemis 2 mission.
The post Ten Days in a Capsule: An Interview with NASA’s Jason Hutt first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] precisely what Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen will do during the Artemis 2 mission in late 2024. The Crew Systems Integration (CSI) Team is responsible for turning this volume into a […]
[…] 22-strong stack of V2 “Mini” satellites uphill, the fifth batch of these downsized Starlinks to have been orbited since February. The Minis boast three to four times greater “usable” bandwidth than earlier Starlink […]
[…] night’s launch was SpaceX’s third Falcon 9 in July’s first nine days, following the Euclid deep-space telescope for the European Space Agency (ESA) on the first day of the month and a Starlink mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., last […]
@SpaceX has launched a record-setting Falcon 9 for the 16th time late Sunday, wrapping up its 3rd mission of July.
The post SpaceX’s “Sweet Sixteen” Launches Starlinks, Enters Reusability Record Books first appeared on AmericaSpace.
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As @SpaceX heads towards its 50th launch of 2023, old-timer B1058 will launch early Sunday - the first Falcon 9 to fly as many as 16 times.
The post Return of the Record-Setter: Bob & Doug’s Old Booster to Fly Tomorrow first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] of SpaceX’s V2 “Mini” satellites uphill, marking the fifth batch of these downsized Starlinks to have been orbited since February. The Minis boast three to four times greater “usable” bandwidth than earlier Starlink […]
[…] Flying Friday’s mission was B1063, which entered service in November 2020 and went on to log five launches last year and has now flown four times in 2023. Its key payloads have included NASA’s Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich and Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), five Iridium NEXT global mobile communications satellites, 16 advanced broadband satellites for London, England-based OneWeb, over 400 Starlinks and April’s 51-payload Transporter-7 “rideshare” mission. […]
@SpaceX has wrapped up a record-setting 14th Vandenberg launch of 2023, beating its previous achievement of 13 West Coast flights set in 2022.
The post SpaceX Launches Record-Setting 14th Vandenberg Mission of Year first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] More: Beautiful Shoes: Remembering Americas Space Adventures on … – AmericaSpace […]
There were 27 men who have traveled to the moon. Missions of Apollo 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 , and 17. Unless you’re not counting the crew on the Apollo 13 fly by.
[…] April 3rd, NASA revealed the crew of Artemis 2 in a media event which was replete with optimism and fanfare. Following this announcement, the […]
[…] Twenty-four years later, on 4 July 2006, Discovery inadvertently became the only U.S. human space mission to actually launch on Independence Day. Aboard the shuttle, STS-121 Commander Steve Lindsey, Pilot Mark Kelly and Mission Specialists Mike Fossum, Lisa Nowak, Stephanie Wilson and Piers Sellers were flying the second return-to-flight test mission to the ISS, following the loss of Columbia. […]
As America celebrates the Fourth of July, @AmericaSpace looks back on the only times U.S. astronauts have landed or launched on the holiday.
The post “Beautiful Shoes”: Remembering America’s Space Adventures on the Fourth of July first appeared on AmericaSpace.
[…] April 3rd, NASA revealed the crew of Artemis 2 in a media event which was replete with optimism and fanfare. Following this announcement, […]
Artemis 2 will be an ambitious mission, the likes of which have not been seen for 50 years. In several ways, the flight is about more than just sending four people to the Moon. It is also the beginning of a campaign which will lead to a sustained presence on the Moon and a crewed mission to Mars – achievements which will mark our metamorphosis into a true spacefaring civilization. On a deeper level, the astronauts have already captured the imagination of the public with their courage and their eloquence. Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen are our heroes. Perhaps this is because they are symbols of an innately human desire to explore the unknown. Or perhaps it is because, when it seems like we are often surrounded by examples of humanity at its worst, they represent humanity at its best.
The post Return to the Moon: NASA Prepares for Artemis 2 first appeared on AmericaSpace.
ESA and SpaceX:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8vY-4zWKsJM
[…] first launched from historic Pad 39A at Florida’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) on 21 May to lift U.S. astronauts Peggy Whitson and John Shoffner and Saudi Arabia’s Ali Al-Qarni and Rayyan…, to the ISS aboard Dragon Freedom for the Ax-2 mission on behalf of Houston, Texas-based […]
[…] A once-used Falcon 9 booster successfully launched Europe’s Euclid telescope early Saturday, kicking off an ambitious six-year mission to measure the outward acceleration of the Universe and generate a better understanding of dark energy and dark matter. The 4,700-pound (2,100-kilogram) observatory—named in honor of the ancient Greek mathematician and “father of geometry”, Euclid of Alexandria—took flight from storied Space Launch Complex (SLC)-40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Fla., at 11:12 a.m. EDT, aboard the same Falcon 9 that lifted Ax-2’s Peggy Whitson, John Shoffner, Ali Al-Qarni and Rayyanah Barnawi for their nine-day research expedition to the International Space Station (ISS) in late May. […]
[…] satellite tv for pc of the 12 months safely into orbit. An eight-times-used Falcon 9 booster—flying for her fourth time in 2023 on my own—took flight from storied House Release Complicated (SLC)-40 at Cape Canaveral House Drive […]
@SpaceX has successfully launched @ESA_Euclid mission to probe the Universe's dark side.
The post SpaceX Launches Euclid to Probe the “Dark” Universe first appeared on AmericaSpace.
