The July 4th launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery is still a "go" while concern lingers over a piece of foam that fell from the orbiter's external tank after the two...
Read MoreJon Belmont reports from Kennedy Space Center, where despite flying foam concerns, and potential thunderstorms, Saturday's shuttle launch of Discovery is good-to-go....
Read MoreDespite concerns over foam loss, the next Space Shuttle mission, designated STS-121, is scheduled to lift off July 1, 2006, if Summer Florida weather cooperates. It is...
Read MoreJohn Shannon, NASA Mission Management Team, discuses expectations of foam loss for next Space Shuttle mission. Click To View NASA Space Shuttle Video News Story Please...
Read MoreAccording to a statement issued by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), the safety body is investigating an uncontained engine failure on an American...
Read MoreI awoke this morning to a television screen filled with the face of my friend of the past 18 years, Michael Dornheim. He was always Mike to me. This is part news story...
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