On September 17, 1976, NASA revealed the Enterprise—its first space shuttle, named after Star Trek's starship. Discover how this pioneering craft shaped American spaceflight history.
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How did the Space Shuttle launch work?
There is a long process to get the Space Shuttle into orbit around the Earth, primarily taking place at Kennedy Space Center ...
The space shuttle is the “world’s first reusable spacecraft,” launching like a rocket, orbiting like a spacecraft and landing like a plane. Space shuttles could carry satellites, space probes, and ...
In U.S. human spaceflight program, the final launch decision rests with one person: the launch director. NASA's Mike Leinbach on making hardest call.
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