NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Discovery Lifts Off

Shuttle heads to the International Space Station.

We Have Liftoff!

Kepler is on its way to space to search for Earth-like planets.

Kepler: Searching for Other Earths

This webcast takes you behind the scenes to learn more about Kepler's exciting mission to discover other Earth-like planets in our galaxy.

OCO Spacecraft Fails to Reach Orbit

Launch contingency called.

Taurus Launches with OCO Spacecraft

Rocket thunders skyward

Taurus is OCO's Ride to Space

An Orbital Sciences Taurus XL rocket is the launch vehicle for NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory.

The Versatile Taurus

The four-stage Taurus rocket is designed to be cost-effective, adaptable and dependable.

NOAA-N Prime Soars into Polar Orbit!

NASA launches a new satellite to improve weather forecasting around the world.

Delta II Ready to Launch NOAA-N Prime

New polar-orbiting satellite will help with weather forecasting worldwide.

Testing the STS-119 Crew

STS-119 astronauts complete preflight training at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

Discovery on a Roll

First space shuttle launch of 2009 draws closer as Discovery reaches the launch pad.

Endeavour Rides Piggyback

Attached to a Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, space shuttle Endeavour returned to Kennedy Space Center on Dec. 12, 2008.

In Their Own Words: Cady Coleman

A veteran of two space shuttle flights talks about training for a space station assignment.

Endeavour Delivers a Station "Makeover"

Equipment added during STS-126 will allow a larger station crew beginning in 2009.

A Milestone Remembered

Center Director Bob Cabana reflects on commanding STS-88, the first ISS construction mission 10 years ago.

STS-126 Landing Galleries

STS-126 Galleries

Home Improvement - NASA Style

Endeavour to deliver enough equipment and supplies to double station's crew size next year.

Ready for the Real Thing

STS-126 crew rehearses countdown.

NASA's Space Shuttle Minute

Your NASA sixty-second space shuttle update.