One of the first European Communications Satellites (ECS) to cover the whole European continent is being…
Month: December 2002
REESE MOVES TO EDUCATION INITIATIVES OFFICE
NASA Deputy Administrator Fred Gregory announced George Reese, Assistant Administrator for Equal Opportunity Programs, has accepted…
FINAL MAJOR SPACE STATION SEGMENTS HEAD TO LAUNCH SITE
The final pieces of what will become the longest structure in space, the International Space Station’s…
EXPEDITION SIX LIGHTS UP THE HOLIDAY SEASON IN NEW YORK
In one of its first official duties since taking up residence on the International Space Station,…
NATIONAL CELEBRATION OF THE WRIGHT STUFF KICKS OFF DECEMBER 17
The Wright brothers quest to fly was born of a dream to achieve the impossible and…
SPACEWALK COVERAGE ON NASA TV
The activities of the new residents aboard the International Space Station and a preview of extravehicular…
Road testing technologies of the future
ESA is offering industry the opportunity to use a van fully equipped to demonstrate the next…
When more data can mean more fun
Tomorrow’s spacecraft will be capable of generating more data than they can transmit to Earth. In…
Tomatosphere “Mission to Mars”
Canadian Space Agency Astronaut Bob Thirsk in Montreal for One Day only to Kick-off 2-year Canada-wide…
ESA proposes Johannesburg follow-up, hands over
The European Space Agency recently proposed to representatives of the world’s major satellite Earth observation organizations…