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Articles tagged: Kennedy Space Center

  • Falcon Heavy, Maiden launch, mars, SpaceX, Tesla 07 February 2018 Musk sets pace in the race to Mars

    ... end all three main rocket cores are reusable. Perfectly synchronised, the outer cores landed back at Kennedy Space Center. Just a few years ago the notion of re-landing reusable rockets seemed like a pipe dream and yet...

    • Falcon Heavy
    • Maiden launch
    • mars
    • SpaceX
    • Tesla
  • Boeing CST-100 Starliner, NASA Commercial Crew Program, Orbital Flight Test, SpaceX Crew Dragon, SpaceX Demo-1 04 August 2018 First NASA Commercial Crew revealed

    ..., US astronauts have been hitching a ride to the International Space Station (ISS) in a Russian Soyuz spacecraft which lifts off...different locations with SpaceX flying from pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center – the same one used by the shuttles and ...

    • Boeing CST-100 Starliner
    • NASA Commercial Crew Program
    • Orbital Flight Test
    • SpaceX Crew Dragon
    • SpaceX Demo-1
  • Crew Dragon Endeavour, Crew-2, International Space Station, NASA Commercial Crew Program, SpaceX 23 April 2021 NASA's SpaceX Crew-2 heads to the ISS in a reused rocket and capsule

    ... director Benji Reed said during a press briefing earlier this week. Crew-2 lifted off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 5:49 ET (9:49 am GMT) in a flawless flight which saw SpaceX launch both a reused rocket and a reused capsule for...

    • Crew Dragon Endeavour
    • Crew-2
    • International Space Station
    • NASA Commercial Crew Program
    • SpaceX
  • 24 August 2022 Moon mission's human-rated European Service Module is giant leap for ESA

    ... of the preparedness of the 98-metre high stack, consisting of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft currently sitting on the launchpad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida - NASA declared it was all systems go. The Artemis...

  • OST, Outer Space Treaty, space governance, space law January 2020 Rule of law vital for humanity’s sustainability and survival

    ... for solutions.” After a 780-day top secret mission, the US Air Force X-37B spaceplane landed at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility on 27 October 2019. The purpose of its mission has not been revealed. Konstantin Tsiolkovsky...

    • OST
    • Outer Space Treaty
    • space governance
    • space law
    Authors: Ram Jakhu    
  • NASA, NIAC, Phase II 16 May 2016 NASA Invests in the Future of Technological Development

    ... Torpor Inducing Transfer Habitats for Human Stasis to Mars, John Bradford, Space Works, Inc. in Atlanta Cryogenic Selective Surfaces, Robert Youngquist, Kennedy Space Center in Florida Directed Energy Interstellar Study, Philip Lubin, University...

    • NASA
    • NIAC
    • Phase II
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