UPDATE 2: Events of Interest: Week of February 8-12, 2010

UPDATE 2: Events of Interest: Week of February 8-12, 2010

UPDATE 2: The February 12 “State of the Agency” meeting has been postponed. The FAA Commercial Space Transportation conference is still a “go” according to the AIAA website. UPDATE: All …

Read More Read More

Bolden Apologizes for Poor Roll Out of NASA's New Plan

Bolden Apologizes for Poor Roll Out of NASA's New Plan

NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden held a press conference yesterday (Saturday) at Cape Canaveral in advance of the shuttle Endeavour launch (now rescheduled for tomorrow morning at 4:14 am). General Bolden …

Read More Read More

NPR's Science Friday on NASA's New Plan

NPR's Science Friday on NASA's New Plan

National Public Radio’s Science Friday had a segment on NASA’s new plan for human space flight today. First was a segment on other aspects of the science budget. The NASA …

Read More Read More

Shuttle on Track for Early Sunday Morning Launch

Shuttle on Track for Early Sunday Morning Launch

Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-130) is on track for launch at 4:39 am EST on Sunday, February 7. This will be the last night launch of the space shuttle and should …

Read More Read More

NASA Issues: Views of the Agency's Watchdogs: A SpacePolicyOnline.com Hearing Summary Now Available

NASA Issues: Views of the Agency's Watchdogs: A SpacePolicyOnline.com Hearing Summary Now Available

Key Issues and Challenges Facing NASA: Views of the Agency’s WatchDogs is a SpacePoiicyOnline.com summary of a February 3, 2010 hearing by the Space and Aeronautics Subcommittee of the House …

Read More Read More

Bobby Braun and Woodrow Whitlow Take New Positions at NASA HQ

Bobby Braun and Woodrow Whitlow Take New Positions at NASA HQ

Georgia Tech’s Bobby Braun has agreed to serve as NASA’s Chief Technologist, and Woodrow Whitlow will move to Headquarters from Glenn Research Center to be the first Associate Administrator for …

Read More Read More

Lockheed Martin Unhappy With Decision to Cancel Orion as Part of Constellation Program

Lockheed Martin Unhappy With Decision to Cancel Orion as Part of Constellation Program

Lockheed Martin, prime contractor for the Orion spacecraft that is part of Project Constellation, issued a press release today expressing its disappointment with the decision to kill the Constellation program. …

Read More Read More