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Arianespace have completed their final launch of 2016, the 7th Ariane 5 of the year, carrying two satellites - Star One D1 for Star One and JCSat-15 for JSAT. Liftoff took place at 20:30 UTC, Decem...
Japan have launched the second Epsilon rocket, since the inaugural launch in 2013, liftoff took place at 11:00 UTC, December 20th 2016 from the Uchinoura Space Centre. The rocket carried the Explor...
United Launch Alliance have launched an Atlas V rocket in the 431 configuration carrying the commercial payload EchoStar 19 into orbit for satellite operator Hughes. Liftoff took place at 19:13 UTC...
The Exposed Pallet inside the Japanese HTV-6 Unpressurised Logistics Carrier was removed with the International Space Stations Canadarm2 over December 14th.
An Orbital ATK Pegasus-XL rocket has been dropped from a TriStar aircraft and then ignited as it begins it's mission to place CYGNSS into orbit for NASA. Drop and ignition of Pegasus took place at ...
Orbital ATK's TriStar L1011 aircraft with the Pegasus-XL rocket attached to it's belly has taken off from Cape Canaveral in Florida once again ahead of a planned release time of Pegasus of 13:35 UT...
The Japanese HTV-6 unmanned cargo spacecraft has been grappled by the International Space Stations robotic arm after a successful launch from Japan on Friday, December 9th 2016. Grapple took place ...
Orbital ATK's TriStar L1011 aircraft with the Pegasus-XL rocket attached to it's belly has taken off from Cape Canaveral in Florida ahead of a planned release time of Pegasus of 13:40 UTC. The firs...
See how the unique Pegasus-XL rocket was built and NASA's CYGNSS spacecraft mated to the rocket. The rocket and spacecraft were then joined to the L-1011 Tristar 'Stargazer' airplane.
Videos related to STS-135, Space Shuttle Atlantis which is due to launch in July 2011, STS-135 will be the final ever Space Shuttle mission.
STS-135 will bring to the International Space Station a Multi-Purpose Logistics Module full of cargo as well as a Lightweight Multi-Purpose Carrier. The LMC will be used to take down broken parts from the ISS. Finally STS-135 will take the Robotics Refueling Mission (RRM).