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August 20, 2008

Kennedy Space Center Still Closed As Fay Plots Her Next Move

Storm Threatens To Move Inland Once Again, Stronger Than Before

NASA's Kennedy Space Center near Titusville, FL will remain closed Wednesday because of the potential wind threat to workers from Tropical Storm Fay. Center managers decided Wednesday morning to keep Kennedy closed another day to general personnel through at least workers' second shift, which ends late Wednesday night.

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Garage-Built Spacecraft Almost Ready For First Test Flight

'Shuttle for Everyone' Prototype To Fly In October

Like many Americans coming of age during the time of the Apollo missions, Morris Jarvis dreamed of someday blasting off into space. But even his friends and co-workers were a little surprised when in 1993 he stopped dreaming, and started building a space shuttle in his garage in suburban Phoenix.

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NASA, ATK To Launch Suborbital Hypersonic Experiments

First Launch Attempt Planned Thursday Morning

Following years of development, NASA officials announced this week that two hypersonic experiment payloads are scheduled for launch no earlier than Thursday, August 21 from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.

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NASA Announces Ares I Vibration Fix

Space Agency Will Use 17 "Shock Absorbers"

In what might strike some as an inelegant solution, NASA announced Tuesday it will employ 17 large vibration dampeners to quell vibrations in its upcoming Ares I booster rocket.

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