Columbia Timeline: Seven Months from Tragedy to Final Report By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 See the timeline of events relating to the shuttle Columbia tragedy and investigation.
Shuttle Columbia Debris will be Stored for Future Research By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 The Columbia debris will be carefully stored and made available for scientific research.
Columbia Missing on Re-Entry, Crew Presumed Lost By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 NASA lost communication with space shuttle Columbia and the orbiter did not appear in the skies over Central Florida.
Top 10 Questions About NASA's Columbia Shuttle Tragedy By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 See questions and answers about the Columbia Accident Investigation Board's (CAIB) final report.
Columbia's Marathon Mission Reaches for the Finish Line By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Following 16 days of intense, around-the-clock science research the seven-member Columbia crew on Friday shut down experiments.
Shuttle Crew Calls Station, Workers Recall Challenger Disaster By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Columbia crew remembers how they felt the day Challenger and its crew were lost.
Shuttle Columbia's Science Mission Passes Half-Way Mark in Good Shape By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Shuttle Columbia's 16-day research mission passed the half-way mark.
Shuttle Columbia's Astronauts Burn Up the Record Books By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 A trio of new records were achieved during shuttle Columbia's marathon research mission
Would a Rose Aboard Shuttle Columbia Smell as Sweet? By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Astronauts working in Earth orbit are growing flowers that could produce a new scent.
Research Continues as Columbia Crew Works Through Minor Problem By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Temperatures within the Spacehab laboratory inside space shuttle Columbia are running higher than normal.
Shuttle Columbia Crew Doing Well, Studies Calcium Loss By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Three days into shuttle Columbia's 16-day mission, and the crew is reporting all is well.
Mission Columbia: Cancer Tumors Growing Strong in Space By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Shuttle Columbia's crew has settled into a routine of around-the-clock research.
Mission Columbia: Marathon Science Mission Begins By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Shuttle Columbia safely flew into Earth orbit Thursday.
Mission Columbia: Make a Buck, Make a Buck — Even in Space It's the Same By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Spacehab's Research Double Module is ready for launch on shuttle Columbia.
Mission Columbia: Meet Israel's First Astronaut, Ilan Ramon By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Payload specialist Ilan Ramon will make history as Israel's first astronaut aboard shuttle Columbia.
Mission Columbia: The Long and Winding Road to Space By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 The crew of shuttle Columbia is finally ready for their 16-day science research mission.
First Crack Found Within Columbia's Propulsion System Plumbing By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Columbia is suffering from cracks within its main propulsion system plumbing.
Shuttle Columbia's Next Crew Take Research Mission Delay in Stride By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Astronauts and flight controllers responsible for space shuttle Columbia's upcoming mission said they are ready to go.
NASA Delays Shuttle Columbia Mission to Inspect for Cracks By Jim Banke published 29 January 13 Cracks measuring were detected inside sister space shuttles Atlantis and Discovery.
50 Years in Space: NASA's Roadmap to 2058 By Jim Banke published 1 October 08 Space commentator Jim Banke looks at what NASA's next 50 years may bring.
Orion vs. Apollo: NASA's 21st Century Moonshot By Jim Banke published 29 September 08 U.S. astronauts returning to the moon will follow a path echoing Apollo.
What Caused the Apollo 13 Accident? By Jim Banke published 13 April 00 All you had to do was hear Jim Lovell's voice and you knew it was something bad. Apollo 13 was in trouble.
