Can it really launch three times a day?
We’re going to have to completely rethink “ranges.”
Can it really launch three times a day?
We’re going to have to completely rethink “ranges.”
…if they will let you.
A good op-ed from Donald Robertson. He’s saying things that have been obvious for years, but that too many people pretend aren’t the case.
…might be on its last legs.
Twenty years after Columbia, is it fixed?
How low can they go?
The good thing about those altitudes is that unless there is active maintenance, their orbits won’t be long lived.
Hard to believe it’s been two decades now. Of the three tragic NASA anniversaries, this was the only one that occurred after I started blogging. Here‘s what I wrote about it at the time. Posts are in reverse chronological order, so scroll to the bottom and work your way up.
Wow.
Thanks for the birthday wishes. Here is what I wrote in 2010 about Challenger.
[Update a while later]
On the thirtieth anniversary, there were still lessons to be learned. In fact, many remain to be learned today, on the thirty-seventh.
Wayne Hale has been reposting his remembrances of the loss of Columbia.