Category Archives: Manned Space

NASA SpaceX Lunar Elevator of Death!

The NASA SpaceX Human Landing System (HLS) for lunar moon landings requires astronauts to descend to the lunar surface on an elevator over one hundred feet high. This is their…

Moon

SLS, Designed to fail, by Congress, not NASA.

There is an old saying at NASA, “Failure is not an option”. Unfortunately due to once again having congress design a rocket instead of the engineers at NASA “Failure is…

NASA SLS rocket

Watch first launch of Artemis SLS Live here.

Man is returning to the moon and the first launch if the Artemis. The launch is scheduled for 8:33 a.m. Eastern time, but in case of unfavorable weather or technical…

NASA SLS rocket

NASA SLS Launch Nears! But is it sustainable?

The upcoming launch of the new NASA Moon rocket, the SLS, is the culmination of decades of work and effort. The Saturn 5 replacement is an awesome achievement, but at…

NASA Administrator states “Man on Mars in Twenty years”

Last week NASA Administrator Charles Bolden spoke to the Space Business Round table in his first public speech this year. In this speech he stated that since the 1980s, as…

SpaceX Sea Platform

SpaceX Launch to ISS Tuesday (scrubbed) will Soft Land Rocket at Sea

Update 1/6/15 SpaceX scrubbed a flight to the International Space Station on Tuesday. The countdown was stopped  just over a minute before launch when a steering mechanism in the rocket malfunctioned —…

Mission Diagram

NASA Orion Scrubbed for launch 12/4/14 7:05am EST

UPDATE – The launch of Orion’s flight test has been scrubbed for today because of an issue related to fill and drain valves on the Delta IV Heavy rocket that…

Orion

NASA’s Newest Manned Spacecraft Orion Set for December 4th Launch

Since the retirement of the Space Shuttle there has been no U.S. based manned launch capability The Orion capsule along with the SLS rocket is the answer to this problem….