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Shuttle blasts off for Mir visit - UPI Archives

Space shuttle Atlantis blasted off Tuesday, headed toward an orbital perch at the Mir space station and a place in history as the first U.S.-Russian joint.

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Joe Acaba named NASA s new chief astronaut

As NASA nears selecting its first crew to fly to the moon in more than 50 years, the agency has a new leader for its astronaut corps, Joe Acaba.

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Valery Ryumin, cosmonaut who launched to Salyut and Mir space stations, dies at 82

Russian cosmonaut Valery Ryumin, who launched on four space station missions including the final U.S. space shuttle flight to dock with the former Mir outpost, has died.

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USU Get Away Special Team Ready for CubeSat Deployment from ISS Jan 24

GASPACS is Utah s first solely undergraduate-built satellite sent to space

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Nasa assembles twin boosters for megarocket

news Nasa assembles twin boosters for megarocket © NASA/Isaac Watson Engineers have finished assembling the twin solid rocket boosters Nasa has completed the assembly of two booster rockets that will help power its gigantic, next-generation launch system - the SLS. The SLS, which stands for the Space Launch System, is the rocket that will take Americans back to the Moon. Over the course of several weeks, workers at Florida s Kennedy Space Center have completed stacking of the booster rockets 10 segments. When operational, the SLS will be the most powerful rocket in the world. It will be capable of producing up to 8.8 million pounds of thrust, making it 15% more powerful than the Saturn V rocket that lofted the Apollo lunar missions.

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