Spaceflight

	Spaceflight
	NEWS
	Space.com 2nd Woman Shuttle Commander Recounts Spaceflight Joys, Challenges Space.com For Pamela Melroy, being one of the few women in NASA's astronaut program was a challenge, but not in the ways some might imagine. "Every day, I ... Flag as irrelevant
	SpaceFlight Insider Shireman to replace Suffredini new space station program manager SpaceFlight Insider Michael Suffredini has decided to step down as the International Space Station's Program Manager. Photo Credit: Jared Haworth / SpaceFlight Insider. Metuchen astronaut named to space station crew - Asbury Park Press NASA seeks support to Boeing, SpaceX to end reliance on Russia for commercial space flights - domain-B Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	SpaceFlight Insider Sci-Fi names given to features on Pluto and Charon SpaceFlight Insider Spaceflight Insider. Share on Google+ .... Welcome to Spaceflight Insider! Follow us on Facebook as well ... Spaceflight Insider. Contact · About · Team ... Flag as irrelevant
	NewsWatch The Obsession with Commercial Space Flight | Spaceport America NewsWatch Since humans first stared up at the stars and wondered what they were, we've been obsessed with the idea of space travel. On October 4, 1957, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Business Journal Orbital agrees to insure and help repair damaged launch pad Washington Times Terry McAuliffe said at a news conference in Norfolk, where the Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority is headquartered. "I did not like the idea ... Orbital agrees to insure and help repair damaged launch pad - Albany Times Union Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Tech Times Giant NASA Robot To Assemble Parts For Mars Mission Tech Times Sitting at the Marshall Space Flight Center, a new giant robot is ready to construct massive pieces for the spacecraft that will bring humans to Mars. Photos of the Day: Robotic System to Build World's Largest Composite Rocket Parts - Product Design & Development Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant

I'm on Board |Orion Flight

Thursday, December 4 - Live Coverage of the Orion Flight Test (Launch Window Opens at 7:05 a.m.) NASA’s newest spacecraft, Orion will launch this fall on its first trip to space, and on future exploration missions, it will take humans farther than they’ve ever been before.

 

I'm on Board: NASATV

 

 

Buzz Aldrin in Space

@NASA I believe I get to claim the first EVA selfie from space during my Gemini 12 spacewalk orbiting Earth 17,000 mph. Best. Selfie. Ever.

quelle: G+ /Buzz Aldrin