NASA Gives Glimpse of Air Safety Survey, AP“He dismissed suggestions that NASA chose to release the data late on New Year’s Eve, when the public is distracted by holidays and […]
2007
NASA Aviation Safety Data Release
NASA National Aviation Operational Monitoring Service (NAOMS) Information Release“This Web site contains responses collected from the air carrier and general aviation pilot surveys as part of the NASA National Aviation […]
Subtle Hints About Shuttle Fleet Ops Extension?
NASA Awards Contract for Space Shuttle Robotics Support, NASA JSC“The cost plus no fee contract will provide support for activities related to both the Space Shuttle Program and International Space […]
Mars Impact Chances Rise – A Teeny Bit
Astronomers Monitor Asteroid to Pass Near Mars: Impact Chances Now 1 in 25, JPL“Updated Dec. 28, 2007 — Astronomers have identified asteroid 2007 WD 5 in archival imagery. With these […]
ISS On Orbit Status Report Availability
Editor’s note: After several months of making the daily ISS On Orbit Status Reports available to the public on its HQ website, NASA has now decided (so it would seem) […]
Hurry Up And Buy Those Soyuz Tickets
Russia sees end of road for space tourism, AFP“Space tourists may have to seek alternative transport after 2009 due to a lack of room on the Russian capsule serving the […]
President Bush Signs H.R. 2764 into Law
President Bush Signs H.R. 2764 into Law , White House“Today, I signed into law H.R. 2764, legislation that will fund the Federal Government within the reasonable and responsible spending levels […]
STS-122 Launch Date TBD
Editor note: NASA held a teleconference today with Wayne Hale with regard to repairs needed for STS-122. According to Wayne Hale “We have no launch date to talk about today”. […]
Simplifying AOs
NASA Solicitation: Simplifying NASA Announcements of Opportunity – Science Mission Directorate“Alan Stern, Associate Administrator for Science Mission Directorate (SMD), has initiated an effort to simplify NASA Announcements of Opportunity (AOs). […]
Conspiracy Mongering From The Planetary Society's Leader
NASA Conflict Delays Mars Probe, AP“NASA will wait two years longer than planned and spend another $40 million to launch a half-billion-dollar probe to Mars because of an unspecified conflict […]
