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Under control: U.S. Air Force's SBIRS GEO Flight-4 missile warning satellite responding to commands
Satellites' accuracy and sensitivity for detecting infrared targets significantly exceed specifications.
NASA announces updated crew assignments for Space Station missions
NASA is announcing an addition to the NASA lineup for upcoming launches, and making changes to some assignments for International Space Station missions in 2018.
AlloSource co-authors International Space Station microbial study with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
AlloSource, one of the nation's largest providers of cartilage, bone, skin, soft-tissue and cellular allografts, and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) co-authored a scientific publication titled "Detection of antimicrobial resistance genes associated with the International Space Station environmental surfaces" that was published today in Nature's Scientific Reports.
Sealed up, ready to go: U.S. Air Force’s SBIRS GEO Flight-4 missile warning satellite encapsulated for launch
Current SBIRS’ constellation continues to deliver outstanding infrared surveillance performance.
Researchers catch supermassive black hole burping -- twice
A team led by the University of Colorado Boulder has caught a supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy snacking on gas and then “burping” – not once, but twice.
United Launch Alliance introduces payload competition for 10th anniversary of the Student Rocket Launch
K-12 payload teams can compete for nearly $10,000 in prizes.
Ready for the next 60 Years: Ball Aerospace continues to invest in people, infrastructure, technologies
Since its founding in Boulder, Colorado, in 1956, Ball Aerospace has significantly increased its high-tech workforce, embarked on several infrastructure expansion projects and pioneered new technologies to meet the demands of customers today.
United Launch Alliance completes key milestone for launch of Boeing’s Starliner and return of U.S.-based human spaceflight
United Launch Alliance (ULA) successfully completed an Atlas V Launch Segment Design Certification Review (DCR) recently in preparation for the launch of astronauts to the International Space Station from U.S. soil in The Boeing Company’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft. ULA’s Atlas V DCR supported the Boeing International Space Station (ISS) DCR that was held with NASA at Kennedy Space Center in early December.
Reaction Engines begins construction of high-temperature airflow test facility in Colorado
Located at the Front Range Airport near Watkins, Colorado, the test facility will be capable of exposing the precooler test article (HTX) to high-temperature airflow conditions in excess of 1800°F (1000°C) that are expected during high-speed flights up to Mach 5.
Sierra Nevada Corporation’s new solar array technology provides 25 percent more power in first flight
Sierra Nevada Corporation’s (SNC) new Surface Mount Technology (SMT) solar array is operational and already providing 25 percent more power to its host spacecraft than a conventional solar array designed for the same application.