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Spacewalkers test new shuttle repair techniques
WASHINGTON AFP — Two astronauts returned from the void Friday after a spacewalk to test new repair techniques for the space shuttle's heat shield, crucial for a new mission to the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope. Astronauts Robert Behnken and Mike Foreman, who arrived at the International Space Station ISS...
Tags: Columbia, Earth, NASA, PRODUCTIVITY, shuttle, technique
Research articles 2008-03-20
Atlantis delivers science lab; installation delayed
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Space shuttle Atlantis and its astronauts delivered a sparkling new lab to the international space station Saturday but had to delay installing it by a day because of a crew member's medical problem. One of the two spacewalking astronauts who was to help install...
Tags: Atlantis, Columbia, Columbus, NASA, shuttle
Research articles 2008-02-10
NASA honors Columbia victims on 5th anniversary of painful day
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- In an emotional ceremony just a few miles from where Columbia should have landed five years ago Friday, NASA officials, astronauts, schoolchildren and family members of the lost shuttle crew gathered to remember the seven who died while returning from space. Evelyn Husband-Thompson noted...
Tags: Columbia, MARKETING, NASA
Research articles 2008-02-02
NASA, families honor lost Columbia crew
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- In an emotional ceremony just a few miles from where Columbia should have landed five years ago Friday, NASA officials, astronauts, schoolchildren and family members of the lost shuttle crew gathered to remember the seven who died while returning from space. Evelyn Husband-Thompson...
Tags: Columbia, MARKETING, NASA
Research articles 2008-02-02
NASA, families honor Columbia
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- In an emotional ceremony just a few miles from where Columbia should have landed five years ago Friday, NASA officials, astronauts, schoolchildren and family members of the lost shuttle crew gathered to remember the seven who died while returning from space. Evelyn Husband-Thompson...
Tags: Columbia, NASA
Research articles 2008-02-02
NASA TV to Air Columbia Crew Remembrance Service
To: SCIENCE EDITORS Contact: Katherine Trinidad, Headquarters, Washington, +1-202- 358-3749, katherine.trinidad@nasa.gov, Allard Beutel, Kennedy Space Center, Fla., +1-321-867-2468, allard.beutel@nasa.gov, Andrea Farmer, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Fla., +1-321-449- 4318, afarmer@dncinc.com, all of NASA CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., Jan. 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- NASA Television will provide live coverage of the Astronauts...
Tags: Columbia, Florida, NASA, TVs
Research articles 2008-01-15
Shuttle's problem won't be fixed soon
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Even as the wounded space shuttle Endeavour brought its seven astronauts home safely Tuesday, NASA is looking ahead to three more launches at risk for the same kind of damage. There is a striking parallel with the 2003 Columbia disaster in the space...
Tags: bracket, Columbia, NASA, Shuttle, tank
Research articles 2007-08-22
Shuttle's problem won't be fixed soon
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Even as the wounded space shuttle Endeavour brought its seven astronauts home safely Tuesday, NASA is looking ahead to three more launches at risk for the same kind of damage. There is a striking parallel with the 2003 Columbia disaster in the space...
Tags: bracket, Columbia, NASA, Shuttle, tank
Research articles 2007-08-22
Space shuttle's problem won't be repaired just yet
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Even as the wounded space shuttle Endeavour brought its seven astronauts home safely Tuesday, NASA is looking ahead to three more launches at risk for the same kind of damage. There is a striking parallel with the 2003 Columbia disaster in the space...
Tags: bracket, Columbia, NASA, tank
Research articles 2007-08-22
Shuttle's problem won't be fixed soon
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Even as the wounded space shuttle Endeavour brought its seven astronauts home safely Tuesday, NASA is looking ahead to three more launches at risk for the same kind of damage. There is a striking parallel with the 2003 Columbia disaster in the space...
Tags: bracket, Columbia, foam, NASA, Shuttle, tank
Research articles 2007-08-22
Shuttle work may stall other launches
NASA officials are optimistic that space shuttle Endeavour will land safely today, but they conceded Monday that future shuttle launches are in jeopardy. Just two months before the next planned mission, NASA has decided to revamp a section of the shuttle's fuel tank that cracked off...
Tags: Columbia, NASA, shield, Shuttle, shuttle
Research articles 2007-08-21
NASA says no spacewalk to fix Endeavour gouge
Space shuttle Endeavour will make the superheated re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere without a repair to its deeply gouged heat shield, NASA managers decided Thursday. Endeavour is scheduled to land Wednesday at roughly 1 p.m. ET after a 14-day mission. Officials decided...
Tags: Columbia, Earth, NASA, shuttle
Research articles 2007-08-17
Costly redesign only cure for shuttle's debris woes
NASA continued to struggle Wednesday with debris damage to space shuttle Endeavour, after deciding long ago not to completely redesign the spacecraft's fuel tank, which has been the source of similar problems for two decades. Foam insulation from the tank damaged the shuttle on its very...
Tags: accident, Columbia, debris, NASA, shuttle, spacecraft
Research articles 2007-08-16
Shuttle becomes classroom
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Teacher-astronaut Barbara Morgan transformed the space shuttle and space station into a classroom Tuesday for her first education session from orbit, fulfilling the legacy of Christa McAuliffe with joy and also some sadness. "I've thought about Christa and the Challenger crew just about every...
Tags: bracket, Columbia, NASA, Shuttle, shuttle
Research articles 2007-08-15
NASA weighs repair of shuttle's protective shield
WASHINGTON AFP — NASA engineers on Monday pored over new imagery of the space shuttle Endeavour's underbelly to decide if its damaged heat shield needed repair, as astronauts prepared for the mission's second spacewalk. The three-dimensional images of a gouge in the shield were taken Sunday by a camera,...
Tags: Columbia, FINANCE, ISS, millimeter, NASA, shield, shuttle, SOFTWARE
Research articles 2007-08-12
NASA weighs repair of shuttle's protective shield
WASHINGTON AFP — NASA engineers on Monday pored over new imagery of the space shuttle Endeavour's underbelly to decide if its damaged heat shield needed repair, as astronauts prepared for the mission's second spacewalk. The three-dimensional images of a gouge in the shield were taken Sunday by a camera,...
Tags: Columbia, FINANCE, ISS, millimeter, NASA, shield, shuttle, SOFTWARE
Research articles 2007-08-12
NASA evaluates damage to shuttle's heat shield
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- A routine shuttle mission, highlighted by a teacher's first spaceflight and space station construction, is now overshadowed by a troubling gash in Endeavour's thermal shield. A detailed laser inspection on Sunday of the difficult-to-reach area on Endeavour's belly could send astronauts out to...
Tags: beam, Columbia, NASA, Shannon, shuttle
Research articles 2007-08-12
Potentially serious gash overshadows routine space mission
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- A routine shuttle mission, highlighted by a teacher's first spaceflight and space station construction, is now overshadowed by a potentially serious gash in Endeavour's thermal shield. A detailed laser inspection today of the difficult-to-reach area on Endeavour's belly may send astronauts out to repair...
Tags: Columbia, NASA, shuttle
Research articles 2007-08-12
Astronauts begin spacewalk as NASA analyzes shuttle damage
WASHINGTON AFP — NASA on Saturday attempted to gauge the extent of ice damage on the space shuttle Endeavour's heat shield, as two astronauts successfully completed the first spacewalk of the shuttle mission. Mission specialists Rick Mastracchio of the United States and Canadian Dave Williams spent six hours, 17...
Tags: Columbia, ISS, NASA, Robots, shuttle, TVs
Research articles 2007-08-11
Teacher-astronaut hunts for damage
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Schoolteacher-turned-astronaut Barbara Morgan helped operate a 100-foot robot arm and extension boom in a hunt for damage on her first full day in orbit Thursday, as NASA said foam insulation may have hit the space shuttle at launch. Nine pieces of foam insulation broke...
Tags: Columbia, Morgan, NASA, Robots, shuttle, tank
Research articles 2007-08-10
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