With Sergei Volkov (center) commanding the return to Earth, One-Year crewman Scott Kelly (left) and Mikhail Kornienko will wrap up the longest single space mission of the 21st century next week. Photo Credit: NASA/Scott Kelly/Twitter
Scott Kelly has certainly been waxing lyrical recently, as he wraps up the last couple of percent of his (almost) year-long increment aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Last week , as he passed Day 330, he stopped counting “up” and began counting “down”, as he entered the final ten days of his historic mission. This is due to conclude late Tuesday/early Wednesday, when he and Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergei Volkov alight on the desolate steppe of north-central Kazakhstan.
Over the last few days, Kelly has tweeted “throwback” images of his last hours on Earth, back in March 2015, juxtaposed with wistful “EarthArt” images of the views he will miss. These include the striking colors of Africa, the mesmerizing patterns of sand-dunes, his final orbital sunrises and sunsets and a “Top of the World” perspective of the glorious Himalaya . When the crew lands aboard the Soyuz TMA-18M spacecraft, Kelly and Kornienko will finish the fourth-longest single space mission in human history—at more than 340 days—whilst Volkov closes out a shorter, six-month expedition.
Earlier this week, Kelly shared an image of himself and his two crewmates performing a “fit-check” of their Russian-built Sokol (“Falcon”) launch and entry suits, within the cramped confines of Soyuz TMA-18M. “Seems like a year ago”, Kelly quipped, as he continued a day-by-day countdown to his return to Earth, which finally reached single figures on Sunday, 21 February. It has been a long mission, and one which has brought Kelly and his multitude of crewmates many changing fortunes , but one which will undoubtedly offer significant benefits as NASA seeks to deliver humans beyond low-Earth orbit early in the next decade. As described in a previous AmericaSpace article by Emily Carney , Kelly’s research has included medical and biological experiments and has involved parallel testing on his identical twin brother, Mark, who is also a veteran astronaut.
Kelly and Kornienko were launched alongside veteran Russian cosmonaut Gennadi Padalka (center), who joined them for the first six months of their year-long mission. Photo Credit: NASA
Launched aboard Soyuz TMA-16M from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, last 26/27 March , Kelly and Kornienko were joined for their first six months by Russian cosmonaut Gennadi Padalka and have since seen the arrival and departure of no fewer than nine spacefarers, including representatives of Italy, Japan, Denmark, Kazakhstan and, most recently, the United Kingdom .
With the return of Padalka to Earth in September, Kelly became the first American to command as many as two discrete ISS increments —having previously led Expedition 26 from November 2010 into March 2011—and his long mission positioned him to secure a raft of personal and national records in the final half of his flight. In mid-October, he surpassed fellow astronaut Mike Fincke’s 381-day cumulative achievement for the greatest amount of time spent in space by a U.S. citizen , whilst at the end of that same month he passed Mike Lopez-Alegria’s 215-day achievement for the longest single mission in U.S. spaceflight history . He also secured the additional record of becoming the first American to perform an EVA so deep (215 days) into a space mission , when he performed a spacewalk with Kjell Lindgren last 28 October. This knocked the previous record-holder, Rick Mastracchio, who made an EVA in April 2014, 167 days into his Expedition 38/39 mission , off the top spot. Kelly went on to twice eclipse his own record, performing two more EVAs on 6 November and 21 December, the latter of which came 268 days into his long mission. More recently, on 21 January , he became the first American to pass 300 days in space on a single mission, before hitting a cumulative 500 days across the span of his four-flight astronaut career on 10 February.
In fact, only six other humans—Soviet and Russian cosmonauts Yuri Romanenko, Vladimir Titov, Musa Manarov, Sergei Krikalev, Sergei Avdeyev and the current record-holder for the longest-ever space mission in human history, Valeri Polyakov —have surpassed 300 days on a single flight. At this precise moment, Kelly and Kornienko are flying the fourth-longest single space mission; as of today (Friday, 26 February), they have accrued more than 335 days in orbit. This puts them well ahead of Romanenko’s 326-day achievement, which was set aboard the Mir space station in December 1987, yet falls just a few weeks shy of the 366-day accomplishment of Titov and Manarov, established way back in December 1988.
Prior to his departure, Kelly will transfer command of the ISS to U.S. astronaut Tim Kopra, who arrived in mid-December aboard Soyuz TMA-19M . Kopra will lead Expedition 47 through early June, initially at a three-man capability, alongside Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko and Britain’s Tim Peake . However, on 19 March, Soyuz TMA-20M will bring a new crew of Russian cosmonauts Alexei Ovchinin and Oleg Skripochka and NASA’s Jeff Williams , restoring the space station to a nominal, six-man strength. In doing so, Kopra will continue what is expected to be a full year of U.S. commands of the multi-national orbiting outpost. Kelly has commanded the ISS since September 2015 and following the scheduled return of Kopra’s crew in early June, Williams will take the helm and lead Expedition 48 through his own departure in September 2016. This will mark the longest continuous period that the station has been under U.S. command.
Impressive night-time view of the sleeping Home Planet and the modules of the International Space Station (ISS), as viewed by Expedition 46 Commander Scott Kelly. Photo Credit: NASA/Scott Kelly/Twitter
On Tuesday, 1 March, Kelly, Kornienko and Volkov will bid farewell to Kopra, Malenchenko and Peake and don their Sokol suits, before boarding the bell-shaped descent module of Soyuz TMA-18M. Hatch closure is scheduled for 4:40 p.m. EST. The spacecraft is presently docked at the station’s space-facing (or “zenith”) Poisk module, which projects radially from the multiple docking adapter of the Zarya module. After standard pressure and leak checks of the spacecraft and their suits, the crew—with Volkov in the center seat, commanding the return to Earth, flanked by Kornienko in the left-side “Flight Engineer-1” position and Kelly in the right-side “Flight Engineer-2” position—will run through standard pre-undocking procedures.
The command to open hooks and latches will be issued at 8:03:30 p.m. EST and physical separation of Soyuz TMA-18M from Poisk will come about 90 seconds later, at 8:05 p.m. The spacecraft, which consists of the bell-shaped descent module for the crew, together with a spherical orbital module and cylindrical instrument module, will depart the vicinity of the ISS at an initial rate of about 4.7 inches (12 cm) per second.
At 8:08 p.m., having by now reached a distance of 50-65 feet (15-20 meters), Volkov will oversee a short, eight-second “burn” of the spacecraft’s engines to increase the distance between themselves and the station. Eighty seconds later, a second burn of 30 seconds’ duration will further increase the separation gap. This will create the proper conditions for Soyuz TMA-18M to execute a 280-second “deorbit burn” at 10:34:13 p.m. EST. By this stage, Volkov, Kornienko and Kelly will have reached a distance of about 7.5 miles (12 km) from the ISS and the deorbit burn will serve to slow the spacecraft by about 420 feet per second (128 meters per second) and commit the three spacefarers to a fiery descent back through the “sensible” atmosphere. By this stage, Soyuz TMA-18M will inhabit an orbit of about 257.7 miles (414.8 km).
Meanwhile, at the landing site in north-central Kazakhstan, dawn will by now have broken on the morning of Wednesday, 2 March. Sunrise will occur at 7:57 a.m. local time on 2 March (8:57 p.m. EST on 1 March) and recovery forces will begin the process of converging on the prime recovery zone.
Twenty-three minutes after the completion of the deorbit burn, and almost three hours since departing the ISS, the orbital and instrument modules of Soyuz TMA-18M will be jettisoned, leaving the descent module alone to endure the furnace of re-entry. By this stage, Volkov, Kornienko and Kelly will be at an altitude of 458,661 feet, which equates to about 86.86 miles (139.8 km). “Entry Interface”, the point at which the spacecraft is subjected to rapid heating of its surfaces, due to friction with steadily thickening atmospheric gases, will be reached at 11:04:18 p.m. EST, at an altitude of 328,412 feet, or 62.2 miles (100.1 km). Streaking back to Earth, and with the crew expected to endure peak loads of 4-5 G, Soyuz TMA-18M will appear meteor-like to observers on the ground.
During his long mission, Kelly performed three EVAs, most recently with Tim Kopra on 21 December. Photo Credit: NASA/Scott Kelly/Twitter
Passing through the worst of re-entry heating, the command to open the parachutes will be initiated at 11:12:24 p.m. EST, whilst at an altitude of 6.6 miles (10.7 km), and will involve the release of a pair of “pilot” chutes, followed by the 258-square-foot (24-square-meter) drogue and finally the 10,764-square-foot (1,000-square-meter) main canopy. These will progressively slow the descent module, firstly to 180 mph (290 km/h) and finally to 16.4 km (26.4 km/h). As well as reducing the descent rate, the main canopy also allows the Soyuz to descend at a 30-degree angle to expel heat, before shifting the spacecraft to a straight-vertical descent. However, the latter is still too fast for a safe landing and, moments before impact, at an altitude of 2.6 feet (0.8 meters) above the ground, six solid-fueled rockets in Soyuz TMA-18M’s base will ignite. These will slow the spacecraft to five feet (1.5 meters) per second and cushion the touchdown.
And that touchdown will be an historic one to behold. Scheduled to occur at 11:27:24 p.m. EST on Tuesday, 1 March (10:27:24 a.m. local time on Tuesday, 2 March), it is expected to occur about 92 miles (148 km) south-east of the Kazakh industrial city of Dzhezkazgan, about 2.5 hours after local sunrise. Predicted landing co-ordinates for Soyuz TMA-18M are 47.21 degrees North latitude and 69.35 degrees East longitude. The crew will be extracted from the descent module and are expected, weather-permitting, to undergo medical tests at the landing site. On hand at the landing site to greet the crew will be NASA’s chief astronaut, Chris Cassidy. Volkov and Kornienko will fly back to the Star City cosmonauts’ training center, on the forested outskirts of Moscow, whilst Kelly is expected to return to Ellington Field, near the Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, Texas, about 24 hours after landing.
An on-time touchdown will produce a total elapsed time for the first (almost) year-long mission of the 21st century of 340 days, 8 hours and 45 minutes for Kelly and Kornienko, together with around 5,400 orbits of Earth. When added to their previous spaceflight experience—180 days for Kelly, spread across two shuttle missions and the Expedition 25/26 increment, and 176 days for Kornienko, counting his previous stint on Expedition 23/24—this will position the two men in 17th and 18th places on the list of the world’s most seasoned space travelers. As for Volkov, who will wrap up almost 182 days aloft, the irony is that he will surpass both Kelly and Kornienko in terms of cumulative time in space. Volkov already has two prior long-duration missions under his belt and at the instant of Soyuz TMA-18M’s touchdown he will have totaled almost 548 days across his three flights, which sets him in tenth place on the list of most experienced spacefarers.
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Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Crew Dragon Kicks Off Demo-1 Mission to Return Human Spaceflight to American Shores
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 2)
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 1)
NASA Clears SpaceX to Launch Crew Dragon ‘Demo-1’ on March 2
First Crew Dragon Demo On Track for Late-Night Launch March 2
Good Test Fire for First Crew Dragon Mission Paves Way to Launch NET Late February
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
Posts associated with the COTS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
SpaceX Launches Fourth Dragon of 2017, Nails 20th Landing with CRS-13 Mission
SLC-40 Ready for Return to Flight, With Fourth ISS-Bound Dragon of 2017
SpaceX Says New Improved SLC-40 Ready for Launches Again Following CRS-13 Test Fire
Orbital ATK Honors Veterans With Rousing Launch of OA-8 Cygnus to Space Station
SpaceX Launches Third Dragon of 2017 to Space Station, Lands 6th Rocket on LZ-1
Storms Threaten Post-Landing Securing of Falcon 9 First Stage on Monday
UPDATE: Good Falcon 9 Test Fire as SpaceX Aims for Aug 14 CRS-12 Launch
PHOTOS: SpaceX CRS-11 Launch and Landing
First Reusable Dragon Cargo Mission Launches Science and Supplies to Space Station
‘Godspeed, John Glenn’: Cygnus Soars Atop Atlas-V on Voyage to Space Station
John Glenn to Return to Space ‘In Spirit’ on ISS-Bound OA-7 Cygnus Cargo Mission
NASA Outlines Science Payloads, Ahead of Next ISS-Bound Cygnus Cargo Mission
SpaceX Soars from 39A for First Time, Delivers Dragon to Space & Returns Falcon to Earth
Pad 39A Set for First Post-Shuttle Launch, as SpaceX Readies for Weekend Return to Space Station
NASA Outlines Science Heading to Space Station Aboard CRS-10 Dragon
Through the Lens: Antares Returns to Flight on OA-5 Mission for NASA
Antares Returns to Flight, Delivering OA-5 Cygnus to Space Station
SpaceX Nails Launch and Landing Again, Dragon CRS-9 Now En Route to Space Station
Critical Science, Commercial Crew Hardware Headed to Space Station Aboard CRS-9 Dragon
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Posts associated with the ISS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Crew-2 Launches, Takes Aim on Space Station for Saturday Arrival
SpaceX Static-Fires Falcon 9 for Crew-2, As Boeing OFT-2 Mission Aims for Aug-Sept Launch
Crew-2 Astronauts Discuss Upcoming Mission, Eye 20 April Launch to ISS
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
Multi-National Crew-2 Gears Up for 20 April Launch to Space Station
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
Next NASA, SpaceX Crew Launch Set for Oct 31 with ‘Crew-1’
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Rubins, Crewmates Discuss Upcoming Space Station Mission
Demo-2 Docks at Space Station, Expedition 63 Expands to Five Crew
T-1 Day: NASA, SpaceX Ready to Bring Human Spaceflight Back to America (Part 2)
NASA, SpaceX Ready to Return Human Spaceflight to American Soil (Part 1)
Astronauts Arrive in Florida for Launch Next Week on SpaceX Demo-2 Mission
Starlink Mission Slips to NET June; Demo-2 Next Up for SpaceX
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NASA, SpaceX Preview First Crewed Dragon Mission, Set for May 27 Launch
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
SpaceX Crew Dragon Inflight Abort Test Video
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Crew Dragon Kicks Off Demo-1 Mission to Return Human Spaceflight to American Shores
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 2)
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 1)
NASA Clears SpaceX to Launch Crew Dragon ‘Demo-1’ on March 2
First Crew Dragon Demo On Track for Late-Night Launch March 2
Good Test Fire for First Crew Dragon Mission Paves Way to Launch NET Late February
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
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Multi-National Soyuz MS-01 Crew Prepares for Weekend Return to Earth
Soyuz Docking Restores Space Station to Full Crew Strength
New Crew Begins Two-Day Voyage to Space Station
Multi-National Crew to Launch to Space Station Aboard First Soyuz-MS Spacecraft
Expedition 47 Crew Returns Safely to Earth After Six-Month ISS Mission
Expedition 47 Return Extended to 18 June to Support ‘Heavy Scientific Research Work’
Jeff Williams and ‘Sardines’ Top the U.S. Spaceflight Experience Table
America’s Next Record-Breaker Rockets to Orbit for Six-Month Mission
Last Soyuz TMA-M Crew Ready for Friday Launch to Space Station
Three Spacefarers From Three Nations Discuss Four-Month Mission to Space Station
Scott Kelly Considers Journey to Mars as Doable in Post-Landing Remarks About One-Year Mission
Kelly and Kornienko’s Year-Long Mission Paves Way for Journey to Mars
Kopra Assumes Command of Expedition 47, Ahead of One-Year Crew Return to Earth
One-Year Crew Prepares to Depart Space Station for Return to Earth
Into the Homestretch: Kelly and Kornienko to Pass 300 Days in Space, Heading for 2 March Return to Earth
US and UK Spacewalkers Repair, Replace, Remove, and Install Hardware Outside Space Station
Kopra and Peake Primed for Friday Spacewalk
Three New Crew Members Talk About Upcoming Space Station Expedition
Expedition 46 Spacewalkers Secure Mobile Transporter, Ahead of Progress-MS Arrival at Space Station
Three New Crew Headed to Space Station Tomorrow Aboard Soyuz TMA-19M
‘What an Honor’: Space Station Crew Prepares for Friday Return to Earth
Expedition 45 Crew to Celebrate Thanksgiving With Turkey and Candied Yams Aboard Space Station
Expedition 45 Spacewalkers Set to Restore Troublesome P-6 Cooling System to ‘Default Setting’
First-Time Spacewalkers Complete EVA-32, Ahead of ‘Extremely Busy’ Winter of Resupply Operations
Record Breaker: Scott Kelly Becomes Most Experienced US Astronaut Tomorrow
Kelly and Kornienko Head Into Second Half of Year-Long Mission; Two US EVAs on Tap in October-November
Kelly to Become First Two-Time US Space Station Commander
Soyuz TMA-16M Crew Prepares for Spacecraft Switch, Ahead of Soyuz TMA-18M Arrival
Soyuz TMA-17M Crew Rockets to Orbit, Bound for Five Months Aboard Space Station – UPDATE
All-Civilian Soyuz TMA-17M Crew Ready for Wednesday Launch to Space Station (Part 2)
All-Civilian Soyuz TMA-17M Crew Ready for Wednesday Launch to Space Station (Part 1)
After 28 Weeks in Orbit, Multi-National Soyuz TMA-15M Crew Returns Safely to Earth
Second-Longest Space Station Expedition to End Thursday
NASA, ESA Confirm Soyuz TMA-15M Landing Delay; Sarah Brightman Postpones Mission
Cristoforetti Set for Endurance Record, as Expedition 43 Return Reportedly Delayed to Mid-June
New Crew Settles In While Ongoing Research Continues for Expedition 43 on ISS
Scott Kelly Describes Return to Space Station as ‘Coming to My Old Home’
One-Year Mission Underway With Rousing Soyuz TMA-16M Launch
Ambitious One-Year Mission Counting Down to Friday Launch (Part 2)
Identical Twin, Former Paratrooper, and Ecologist to Launch Friday Aboard Soyuz TMA-16M (Part 1)
‘Off On the Right Foot’: Expedition 43 Underway at Space Station
Soyuz TMA-14M Crew Returns to Earth After 167-Day Mission
Soyuz TMA-14M Crew to Depart Space Station Wednesday After 5.5-Month Mission
Hardware Movement and Reconfiguration to Highlight Space Station Operations in 2015 (Part 2)
Hardware Movement and Reconfiguration to Highlight Space Station Operations in 2015 (Part 1)
‘For the Long Haul’: NASA and International Partners Ready for Record-Setting 2015 Aboard Space Station
Newton’s Apple and Soyuz Rocket Grace Tim Peake’s ‘Principia’ Mission Patch
New Crew Settles In Aboard Space Station, Ready for Six-Month Mission
Soyuz TMA-15M Rockets to Orbit to Complete Expedition 42
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Posts associated with the ISS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Crew-2 Launches, Takes Aim on Space Station for Saturday Arrival
SpaceX Static-Fires Falcon 9 for Crew-2, As Boeing OFT-2 Mission Aims for Aug-Sept Launch
Crew-2 Astronauts Discuss Upcoming Mission, Eye 20 April Launch to ISS
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
Multi-National Crew-2 Gears Up for 20 April Launch to Space Station
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
Next NASA, SpaceX Crew Launch Set for Oct 31 with ‘Crew-1’
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Rubins, Crewmates Discuss Upcoming Space Station Mission
Demo-2 Docks at Space Station, Expedition 63 Expands to Five Crew
T-1 Day: NASA, SpaceX Ready to Bring Human Spaceflight Back to America (Part 2)
NASA, SpaceX Ready to Return Human Spaceflight to American Soil (Part 1)
Astronauts Arrive in Florida for Launch Next Week on SpaceX Demo-2 Mission
Starlink Mission Slips to NET June; Demo-2 Next Up for SpaceX
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NASA, SpaceX Preview First Crewed Dragon Mission, Set for May 27 Launch
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
SpaceX Crew Dragon Inflight Abort Test Video
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Crew Dragon Kicks Off Demo-1 Mission to Return Human Spaceflight to American Shores
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 2)
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 1)
NASA Clears SpaceX to Launch Crew Dragon ‘Demo-1’ on March 2
First Crew Dragon Demo On Track for Late-Night Launch March 2
Good Test Fire for First Crew Dragon Mission Paves Way to Launch NET Late February
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
Posts associated with the COTS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
SpaceX Launches Fourth Dragon of 2017, Nails 20th Landing with CRS-13 Mission
SLC-40 Ready for Return to Flight, With Fourth ISS-Bound Dragon of 2017
SpaceX Says New Improved SLC-40 Ready for Launches Again Following CRS-13 Test Fire
Orbital ATK Honors Veterans With Rousing Launch of OA-8 Cygnus to Space Station
SpaceX Launches Third Dragon of 2017 to Space Station, Lands 6th Rocket on LZ-1
Storms Threaten Post-Landing Securing of Falcon 9 First Stage on Monday
UPDATE: Good Falcon 9 Test Fire as SpaceX Aims for Aug 14 CRS-12 Launch
PHOTOS: SpaceX CRS-11 Launch and Landing
First Reusable Dragon Cargo Mission Launches Science and Supplies to Space Station
‘Godspeed, John Glenn’: Cygnus Soars Atop Atlas-V on Voyage to Space Station
John Glenn to Return to Space ‘In Spirit’ on ISS-Bound OA-7 Cygnus Cargo Mission
NASA Outlines Science Payloads, Ahead of Next ISS-Bound Cygnus Cargo Mission
SpaceX Soars from 39A for First Time, Delivers Dragon to Space & Returns Falcon to Earth
Pad 39A Set for First Post-Shuttle Launch, as SpaceX Readies for Weekend Return to Space Station
NASA Outlines Science Heading to Space Station Aboard CRS-10 Dragon
Through the Lens: Antares Returns to Flight on OA-5 Mission for NASA
Antares Returns to Flight, Delivering OA-5 Cygnus to Space Station
SpaceX Nails Launch and Landing Again, Dragon CRS-9 Now En Route to Space Station
Critical Science, Commercial Crew Hardware Headed to Space Station Aboard CRS-9 Dragon
Posts associated with the CYGNUS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
Orbital ATK Honors Veterans With Rousing Launch of OA-8 Cygnus to Space Station
‘Godspeed, John Glenn’: Cygnus Soars Atop Atlas-V on Voyage to Space Station
John Glenn to Return to Space ‘In Spirit’ on ISS-Bound OA-7 Cygnus Cargo Mission
NASA Outlines Science Payloads, Ahead of Next ISS-Bound Cygnus Cargo Mission
Through the Lens: Antares Returns to Flight on OA-5 Mission for NASA
Antares Returns to Flight, Delivering OA-5 Cygnus to Space Station
New Improved Antares Preparing for Test Fire Ahead of July 6 Return to Flight
A Look at the Science and Experiments Aboard Cygnus ‘Rick Husband’
A Cygnus Came A’Calling: Orbital ATK’s OA-6 Cargo Ship Arrives at Space Station
Spectacular Atlas V Launch Carries Rick Husband Back to Space
ULA Stands Ready to Deliver Second Orbital ATK Cygnus to Space Station on Tuesday Night
Columbia’s Final Commander Honored in Upcoming Cygnus Resupply Mission to ISS
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship ‘SS Rick Husband’ Ready for March 22 Night Launch to Space Station
Kelly and Kornienko’s Year-Long Mission Paves Way for Journey to Mars
One-Year Crew Prepares to Depart Space Station for Return to Earth
As OA-4 Cygnus Departs, Commercial Cargo Providers Prepare for Busy Visiting Vehicle Manifest
Kopra and Peake Primed for Friday Spacewalk
EVA Ahead for ISS Crew on 15 Jan, as Space Station Prepares for Ambitious 2016
Orbital ATK Shows Off Repaired Launch Pad and Antares Rocket Hardware for Return to Flight
‘What an Honor’: Space Station Crew Prepares for Friday Return to Earth
OA-4 Cygnus Cargo Ship Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Soyuz TMA-17M Crew Departure
A Look at the Science and Experiments Flying Aboard Cygnus ‘Deke Slayton II’ to ISS
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Posts associated with the ISS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Crew-2 Launches, Takes Aim on Space Station for Saturday Arrival
SpaceX Static-Fires Falcon 9 for Crew-2, As Boeing OFT-2 Mission Aims for Aug-Sept Launch
Crew-2 Astronauts Discuss Upcoming Mission, Eye 20 April Launch to ISS
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
Multi-National Crew-2 Gears Up for 20 April Launch to Space Station
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
Next NASA, SpaceX Crew Launch Set for Oct 31 with ‘Crew-1’
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Rubins, Crewmates Discuss Upcoming Space Station Mission
Demo-2 Docks at Space Station, Expedition 63 Expands to Five Crew
T-1 Day: NASA, SpaceX Ready to Bring Human Spaceflight Back to America (Part 2)
NASA, SpaceX Ready to Return Human Spaceflight to American Soil (Part 1)
Astronauts Arrive in Florida for Launch Next Week on SpaceX Demo-2 Mission
Starlink Mission Slips to NET June; Demo-2 Next Up for SpaceX
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NASA, SpaceX Preview First Crewed Dragon Mission, Set for May 27 Launch
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
SpaceX Crew Dragon Inflight Abort Test Video
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Crew Dragon Kicks Off Demo-1 Mission to Return Human Spaceflight to American Shores
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 2)
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 1)
NASA Clears SpaceX to Launch Crew Dragon ‘Demo-1’ on March 2
First Crew Dragon Demo On Track for Late-Night Launch March 2
Good Test Fire for First Crew Dragon Mission Paves Way to Launch NET Late February
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
Posts associated with the COTS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
SpaceX Launches Fourth Dragon of 2017, Nails 20th Landing with CRS-13 Mission
SLC-40 Ready for Return to Flight, With Fourth ISS-Bound Dragon of 2017
SpaceX Says New Improved SLC-40 Ready for Launches Again Following CRS-13 Test Fire
Orbital ATK Honors Veterans With Rousing Launch of OA-8 Cygnus to Space Station
SpaceX Launches Third Dragon of 2017 to Space Station, Lands 6th Rocket on LZ-1
Storms Threaten Post-Landing Securing of Falcon 9 First Stage on Monday
UPDATE: Good Falcon 9 Test Fire as SpaceX Aims for Aug 14 CRS-12 Launch
PHOTOS: SpaceX CRS-11 Launch and Landing
First Reusable Dragon Cargo Mission Launches Science and Supplies to Space Station
‘Godspeed, John Glenn’: Cygnus Soars Atop Atlas-V on Voyage to Space Station
John Glenn to Return to Space ‘In Spirit’ on ISS-Bound OA-7 Cygnus Cargo Mission
NASA Outlines Science Payloads, Ahead of Next ISS-Bound Cygnus Cargo Mission
SpaceX Soars from 39A for First Time, Delivers Dragon to Space & Returns Falcon to Earth
Pad 39A Set for First Post-Shuttle Launch, as SpaceX Readies for Weekend Return to Space Station
NASA Outlines Science Heading to Space Station Aboard CRS-10 Dragon
Through the Lens: Antares Returns to Flight on OA-5 Mission for NASA
Antares Returns to Flight, Delivering OA-5 Cygnus to Space Station
SpaceX Nails Launch and Landing Again, Dragon CRS-9 Now En Route to Space Station
Critical Science, Commercial Crew Hardware Headed to Space Station Aboard CRS-9 Dragon
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Posts associated with the ISS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Crew-2 Launches, Takes Aim on Space Station for Saturday Arrival
SpaceX Static-Fires Falcon 9 for Crew-2, As Boeing OFT-2 Mission Aims for Aug-Sept Launch
Crew-2 Astronauts Discuss Upcoming Mission, Eye 20 April Launch to ISS
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
Multi-National Crew-2 Gears Up for 20 April Launch to Space Station
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
Next NASA, SpaceX Crew Launch Set for Oct 31 with ‘Crew-1’
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Rubins, Crewmates Discuss Upcoming Space Station Mission
Demo-2 Docks at Space Station, Expedition 63 Expands to Five Crew
T-1 Day: NASA, SpaceX Ready to Bring Human Spaceflight Back to America (Part 2)
NASA, SpaceX Ready to Return Human Spaceflight to American Soil (Part 1)
Astronauts Arrive in Florida for Launch Next Week on SpaceX Demo-2 Mission
Starlink Mission Slips to NET June; Demo-2 Next Up for SpaceX
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NASA, SpaceX Preview First Crewed Dragon Mission, Set for May 27 Launch
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
SpaceX Crew Dragon Inflight Abort Test Video
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Crew Dragon Kicks Off Demo-1 Mission to Return Human Spaceflight to American Shores
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 2)
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 1)
NASA Clears SpaceX to Launch Crew Dragon ‘Demo-1’ on March 2
First Crew Dragon Demo On Track for Late-Night Launch March 2
Good Test Fire for First Crew Dragon Mission Paves Way to Launch NET Late February
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
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Posts associated with the ISS missions After Daylong Delay, NG-20 Cygnus Launches, Heads to Space Station
After Four-Month-Plus Stay, NG-19 Cygnus Cargo Ship Leaves Space Station
Last Antares 200-Series Rocket Launches, Delivers NG-19 Cygnus to Space Station
Northrop Grumman Prepares for Final Antares 230 Launch Tomorrow
Northrop Grumman Launches NG-18 Cygnus to Space Station, Honors Pioneer Sally Ride
NG-17 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Wraps Up Four-Month Stay
CRS-24 Dragon Launches, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Heads for Re-entry
NG-16 Cygnus Launches, Honors Challenger Veteran, Heads to Space Station
NG-16 Cygnus Prepares for Tuesday Launch, as OFT-2 Starliner Delay Lengthens
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Challenger Hero Ellison Onizuka
Station Crew Readies for Tuesday Cygnus Departure, NG-16 Launch NET 10 August
As CRS-22 Readies for Thursday Launch, SpaceX, AxiomSpace Plan for Four Missions Through 2023
SpaceX, ULA Primed for Five Launches in June, CRS-22 Dragon Set to Fly Thursday
Crew-2 Launches, Takes Aim on Space Station for Saturday Arrival
SpaceX Static-Fires Falcon 9 for Crew-2, As Boeing OFT-2 Mission Aims for Aug-Sept Launch
Crew-2 Astronauts Discuss Upcoming Mission, Eye 20 April Launch to ISS
Northrop Grumman Green-Lights Two More Cygnus Missions, As NG-15 Arrives at Space Station
ISS-Bound NG-15 Cygnus Honors ‘Hidden Figure’ Katherine Johnson
Multi-National Crew-2 Gears Up for 20 April Launch to Space Station
NG-14 Cygnus Departs Space Station, Two Weeks of Autonomous Fire Safety, Tech Experiments Ahead
NG-14 Cygnus Arrives at Space Station, Ahead of Expedition 64 Launch Next Week
Antares Breaks Launch Week Curse, as SpaceX Suffers Last-Second Scrub
Scrub Week Continues, Antares Launch Now NET Friday Night
Next NASA, SpaceX Crew Launch Set for Oct 31 with ‘Crew-1’
NG-14 Cygnus Readies for Tuesday Night Launch From Wallops
Next Cygnus Cargo Ship Named for Columbia Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
Second-Heaviest Cygnus, Antares Booster Processing Ramps Up for NG-14 Mission
Next Cygnus Supply Mission Targets 29 Sept Launch to Space Station
Rubins, Crewmates Discuss Upcoming Space Station Mission
Demo-2 Docks at Space Station, Expedition 63 Expands to Five Crew
T-1 Day: NASA, SpaceX Ready to Bring Human Spaceflight Back to America (Part 2)
NASA, SpaceX Ready to Return Human Spaceflight to American Soil (Part 1)
Astronauts Arrive in Florida for Launch Next Week on SpaceX Demo-2 Mission
Starlink Mission Slips to NET June; Demo-2 Next Up for SpaceX
Cygnus Departs Space Station; 2 Weeks of SAFFIRE Experiments Planned
NASA, SpaceX Preview First Crewed Dragon Mission, Set for May 27 Launch
NG-13 Cygnus Begins ISS Chase with 8,000 Pounds of Cargo for Space Station
Antares to Launch NG-13 ISS Resupply Tonight from VA, Spacecraft Named After Robert Lawrence
SpaceX Crew Dragon Inflight Abort Test Video
Antares Ready for Saturday Launch from Virginia to Resupply ISS (NG-12)
Antares to Launch NG-11 Cygnus from VA April 17, Honors Apollo 1 Hero Roger Chaffee
Crew Dragon Kicks Off Demo-1 Mission to Return Human Spaceflight to American Shores
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 2)
Decade-Long Crew Dragon Program Stands Ready for Maiden Mission (Part 1)
NASA Clears SpaceX to Launch Crew Dragon ‘Demo-1’ on March 2
First Crew Dragon Demo On Track for Late-Night Launch March 2
Good Test Fire for First Crew Dragon Mission Paves Way to Launch NET Late February
Cygnus Arrives at Space Station with 7,400 Pounds of Fresh Supplies and Science
Antares Launches Ninth Cygnus Cargo Delivery Mission to Space Station
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Best of all, withdraw all NASA support from this corporate welfare created ruskie rocket.
Let the Putin’s flagship company either go out of business like it should have years ago or stop sucking up tax dollars to subsidize their operations.
Wrong Way is a NewSpace troll poisoning the well. If they cannot silence critics they will defecate on a site till nobody visits anymore. The Musk mob marches on.
LOL! Pot, meet the kettle.
Probably your sock puppet. That is exactly your style.
Gary, I greatly appreciate you taking the time to help prove my point. Thanks! 🙂
I did not write that. Someone is using my name. I emailed Jim Hillhouse about it.
I guess the NewSpace trolls are going to trash this site. That is the second time someone has posted a comment using my name. This time they cut and pasted the comment I made after they did it the first time.
If America Space is not going to moderate their site then I guess the cyberthugs win again. The Musk mob marches on.
This is disgusting. AmericaSpace still hasn’t done anything about it. They are just letting New Space trolls run roughshod over their entire forum.
More cyber-bullying robo-posts from the troll.
Looks like sardines in a can to me.