Todd Halvorson

CAPE CANAVERAL - A faulty electronics box will be replaced on one of shuttle Discovery's solid rocket boosters, but the work won't delay NASA plans to launch its second post-Columbia flight July 1.

CAPE CANAVERAL - A European science laboratory will be delivered to a Kennedy Space Center processing facility today after a transoceanic trip aboard one of the largest cargo aircraft in the world.

NASA next week will begin assembly of shuttle Atlantis for a planned Aug. 28 launch on a mission aimed at resuming construction of the half-built International Space Station.

CAPE CANAVERAL - Columbia blasted off 25 years ago today on NASA's first space shuttle mission. Seems like a good time to roll out my own personal list of shuttle program superlatives.

Panel investigates new KSC accident

CAPE CANAVERAL - Kennedy Space Center technicians will take on a lengthy and unusual job today, one aimed at getting inside a shuttle external tank to swap out suspect fuel sensors.

CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA aims to sideline shuttle Atlantis in 2008, but a senior agency official said Friday that no job cuts are expected at Kennedy Space Center as a result.

CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA has a plan to fix its problem-plagued external fuel tanks, and the agency is studying the possibility of launching its next two shuttle missions in May and July.

NASA sent electrical power surging through shuttle Endeavour on Tuesday, signaling the end of a 2-year overhaul and its return to normal launch processing.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA might repair and modify shuttle external tanks at Kennedy Space Center to make up for time lost to an extended shutdown of a manufacturing plant in New Orleans.

Michael Brieden bore bad news. There was no chance NASA, by return to flight, could develop a way to repair the type of severe damage that doomed Columbia and its crew.