The Space Shuttle Orbiter was a revolutionary spacecraft that changed the way we think about space exploration. Designed for ...

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The Space Launch System compared with other rockets A diagram comparing the height of five rockets: Saturn V, the Space Shuttle, Falcon 9, the Space Launch System and Starship. 50 ft.

Explore the workings of a Space Shuttle in orbit, focusing on its systems, functionalities, and mechanics. This 3D animation ...

NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) is ready to fly with its four shuttle-era engines. The rocket, outfitted with the RS-25 ...

On the final space shuttle mission, the Atlantis crew will test a forward osmosis system to convert urine and sweat into a sports drink-like fluid.

Since entering its six-story exhibit building at NASA's Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida in November 2012, space shuttle Atlantis has been raised off the ground, shrink-wrapped in ...

United Space Alliance (USA) successfully tested the Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) steering system redundancy and load limits in conjunction with a live motor test firing at the Alliant ...

Figure 1. Space Shuttle Atlantis launches from the Kennedy Space Center November 16, 2009 in Cape Canaveral, FL. Image Credit: Jose Antonio Perez/Shutterstock.com There were a vast number of ...

It's been 39 years since the Challenger space shuttle, carrying seven people, took off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, exploding in mere minutes.The disaster — which claimed the lives of ...

Space Shuttle Safety Questioned. April 22, 2005 / 2:00 PM EDT / CBS/AP Internal NASA documents obtained by a newspaper suggest that the agency is playing down the dangers posed by shuttle debris ...

On Wednesday, NASA announced the Space Launch System (SLS), a new heavy-lift launch vehicle that will carry astronauts and cargo to low-Earth orbit (LEO), initially, and eventually beyond.