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March 12, 2008

NASA Investigates Odd Debris Seen Near Shuttle's Nose

Captured On Camera 10 Seconds Into Launch

Was it a bird... or perhaps a Florida-sized mosquito? NASA engineers are fretting over a mysterious, well, something that may have impacted the nose of the shuttle Endeavour during its launch early Tuesday.

ANN Special Feature: Cirrus SRS Update - 03.12.08

Today, we'll hear Cirrus Design Chairman and CEO Alan Klapmeier's comments on the Cirrus SRS light sport aircraft, followed by more details in an interview with Cirrus Vice President of Sales John

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Only The Roof Is The Limit! Aero-TV Visits 'E-Fest' (Part 2 of 2)

One of the most amazing air displays ANN and Aero-TV has ever seen was (pretty much) run on batteries... no kidding. The growing popularity of small, electric Radio-Controlled aircraft (of ALL kinds and configurations) has given rise to an amazing event, held each Winter in Champaign, IL.rved.

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STS-123 Crewmembers Prepare For ISS Docking

16-Day Mission Will Install Kibo Module, And A BIG Robot

Following their spectacular ride into orbit in the wee hours of Tuesday morning, the STS-123 crew onboard the space shuttle Endeavour got down to business, in preparation of their scheduled rendezvous with the International Space Station late Wednesday.