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Why NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps waited an extra 6 years for an ISS space mission - Vimarsana News

Why NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps waited an extra 6 years for an ISS space mission

NASA's Jeanette Epps was supposed to fly to space in 2018, but it didn't happen. It took two more tries to get her assigned to SpaceX Crew-8, launching as soon as March 2.

Source: space.com
Why NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps waited an extra 6 years for her ISS space mission - Vimarsana News

Why NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps waited an extra 6 years for her ISS space mission

NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps was supposed to fly to space in 2018, but it didn't happen. It took two more tries to get her assigned to SpaceX Crew-8, launching as soon as March 2.

Source: yahoo.com
Honoring Black Astronauts During Black History Month 2024 - Vimarsana News

Honoring Black Astronauts During Black History Month 2024

In honor of Black History Month, we recognize the contributions of Black astronauts to our nation’s space programs. Coming to NASA from a variety of

Source: nasa.gov
Take a look inside the US' Manned Orbiting Laboratory, a Cold War-era crewed spy satellite that never made it to space - Vimarsana News

Take a look inside the US' Manned Orbiting Laboratory, a Cold War-era crewed spy satellite that never made it to space

The US program sought high-resolution imagery of foreign adversaries in the 1960s, while operating under the guise of testing "man's potential usefulness in space."

Source: yahoo.com
Manned Orbiting Laboratory: Crewed US Spy Satellite Never Sent to Space - Vimarsana News

Manned Orbiting Laboratory: Crewed US Spy Satellite Never Sent to Space

The US program sought high-resolution imagery of foreign adversaries in the 1960s, while operating under the guise of testing "man's potential usefulness in space."