Rollout of a Proton-M with the Inmarsat 5-F2 communications satellite which will launch on Sunday at 12:31 UTC:
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SpaceX complete static fire test. Just one week till a high chance of history being made.
http://www.spaceflightinsider.com/o...ts-static-fire-test-preparation-dscvr-launch/
It will launch DSCVR to L1, it's to study and early warning system for dangerous solar activity,
scheduled liftoff time of 6:10 p.m. EST (2310 GMT), on Sunday 8th of Feb.
It has an instantaneous launch time, so if any delays it will be pushed back till the 9th.
http://www.spaceflightinsider.com/o...ts-static-fire-test-preparation-dscvr-launch/
It will launch DSCVR to L1, it's to study and early warning system for dangerous solar activity,
scheduled liftoff time of 6:10 p.m. EST (2310 GMT), on Sunday 8th of Feb.
It has an instantaneous launch time, so if any delays it will be pushed back till the 9th.
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Saturday's SMAP launch:
Yesterday's Proton-M/Inmarsat 5-F2 launch:
Charles Bolden gives his “State of NASA” speech from Kennedy Space Center with a look at achievements and the future:
More about IXV, Europe's Intermediate Experimental Vehicle:
More on the journey forward:
Spectacular re-entry burn videos from ESA…
ATV-1 taken from a DC-8 aircraft in September 2008:
ATV-4 taken from ISS in November 2013:
ATV-1 taken from a DC-8 aircraft in September 2008:
ATV-4 taken from ISS in November 2013:
Soldato
Subbed, missed this one somehow..
Not too late to the party lol
Not too late to the party lol
Preparation for the launch of Progress M-26M which scheduled for launch to the ISS on the 17th:
Coming up for the station:
ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen and Russian cosmonaut Gennady Padalka doing Soyuz training:
Don't forget SpaceX launch tonight.
Web cast starts at 22:50 launch is 23:10
http://www.spacex.com/webcast/
Web cast starts at 22:50 launch is 23:10
http://www.spacex.com/webcast/