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March 18, 2014

Sierra Nevada Corporation Expands Work In Huntsville

Marshall Space Flight Center, Teledyne Brown Engineering To Work On Dream Chaser Advanced Development Applications

Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) is expanding its Dream Chaser program team and scope of work in Huntsville, AL with the signing of a Space Act Agreement (SAA) Annex with NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) and a Teaming Agreement with Teledyne Brown Engineering (TBE).

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NASA Administrator Visits Marshall, Views Space Launch System Progress

Avionics Testing Underway For SLS Boosters

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden toured on March 14 the agency's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL where testing is underway on the avionics unit for the agency's Space Launch System (SLS). The avionics unit -- including its hardware, software and operating systems -- will guide the rocket to deep space destinations.

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Rare Artifact From Space Shuttle Columbia On Display At Tellus Science Museum

Atlanta Facility Receives Donation Of Columbia's Nose Cap

A piece of NASA's Columbia Space Shuttle now resides at Tellus Science Museum just north of Atlanta, GA. Donated by NASA's Historical Artifacts Program, the nose cap from the Space Shuttle Columbia will go on display as part of Tellus' permanent space exhibit on Friday March 14.

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Space Florida ISS Research Competition Winners To Fly Life Sciences Experiments

Will Be Aboard The SpaceX CRS-3 Launch Later This Month

Space Florida, the state’s spaceport authority and aerospace development organization, and NanoRacks LLC, a designer and manufacturer of microgravity research platforms, say that payloads developed by two of the seven winners of the Space Florida International Space Station (ISS) Research Competition will be launched to the ISS onboard SpaceX CRS-3 (Commercial Resupply Services, Mission 3), from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, now planned for late March. The two NanoLabs holding these payloads will fly inside the SpaceX Dragon capsule being launched on top of a Falcon 9 rocket, version 1.1.

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