Browse Archive
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Media Advances Follow Shuttle Achievements
The space shuttle's technological achievements are relayed by professionals adjusting to new mediums.
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CEIT Prepares Crew, Hardware and Payload for Space
A mainstay of astronaut training, the Crew Equipment Interface Test was developed to prepare astronauts for their missions in space while still here on Earth.
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Behind the Rollout
NASA's two crawler-transporters carry space shuttles on their shoulders.
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If Walls Could Talk
This unassuming little beachside cottage stands as a silent witness to space history.
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Hatchlings Get Helping Hand
Endangered sea turtle nests were moved from the gulf beaches so their hatchlings could be released into the Atlantic.
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Ares I-X Engineers Discuss Flight Test Results
The managers for the Ares I-X flight test detailed how what the launch told them about their design and future rocket plans.
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From Runway to Racetrack: NASCAR Team Tests at Kennedy
The Joe Gibbs Racing team brought one of their NASCAR race cars to the Shuttle Landing Facility for aerodynamics testing.
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NASA Hosts Its First Naturalization Ceremony
More than 100 people celebrate becoming American citizens at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.
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Groundbreaking Ceremony at Kennedy
New Exploration Park slated to attract high-tech companies and high-tech jobs.
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Team Reaches for Coveted LEED Award
Kennedy's tight-knit construction crew strives to build NASA's "greenest" project.
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Final Planned Flight of Atlantis Delivers New 'Dawn'
The 12-day STS-132 mission delivers a new Russian module and critical parts to the International Space Station.
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Solar Farms at Kennedy Generating Power to Homes
NASA and Florida Power & Light team up to provide clean, renewable energy and a positive impact on the local economy.
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Documenting Historic Significance
Kennedy's Shuttle Landing Facility will go down in history as a story to be told.
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Delta Rocket Family Celebrates 50 Years of Durability
The Delta launch vehicle continues to successfully launch significant payloads safely into space.
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STS-132 Payload Has International Flair
Teams from all over the globe helped prepare the Russian-built MRM-1 and an Integrated Cargo Carrier for delivery to the station.
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Renowned Pad Leader Guenter Wendt Dies at 85
Guenter Wendt, who was often the last person astronauts saw before heading into space, died at age 85.
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STS-131: Teamwork Overcomes Mission's Challenges
Shuttle, station and ground crews make mission a success.
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NASA and Nature, Earth Day Partners
Space and wildlife refuge coexist in a longtime partnership along Florida's east coast.
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Mars Experiment Design Competition Focuses on Teamwork
Space Florida selects three winning school teams whose experiments will be sent to The Mars Society's Mars Desert Research Station in Utah.
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Demo Flight a First Step to Commercial Jaunts to ISS
The Falcon 9 rocket developed by SpaceX underwent a successful static engine firing.