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The
privately owned SpaceX company is renting pad 40 at Cape Canaveral
Air Force Station, and will use it to launch a test flight of the
Falcon 9 rocket with an unmanned cargo craft.
Future uses of the Falcon rocket will be to send American supplies and equipment to the International Space Station following the conclusion of the space shuttle program later this year. We will have LIVE video of the launch. |
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Falcon 9: Dragon Cape Canaveral Air Force Station SLC 40 Video: NASA-TV Live Date: March 22 Time: _ AM EDT Duration: 15 years Crew: none |
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A new earth observation satellite built to
collect data on the earth's polar ice caps is scheduled to lift-off from a
Russian launch site next week on a multi-year mission. The International Space Company's Kosmotros Dnepr rocket is scheduled to launch the European Space Agency's Cryosat 2 spacecraft from the Baikonur. We will have LIVE video of the launch.
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Kosmotros Dnepr : Cryosat 2 Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan Silo Video: Live Date: March Time: 8:57 am EST Duration: 5 years Crew: none |
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A
Russian Proton M is set to carry a new Dish-TV satellite to orbit
known as EchoStar XIV.
EchoStar will serve over 14 million Dish-TV customers in the United States with it's HD programming via it's KU-Band antennas.
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Proton-M: EchoStar 14 Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan Pad 39 Video: Live Date: March 2_, 2010 Time: _ am EDT Duration: 10+ years Crew: none |
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The
Arianespace corp will launch the first Ariane 5 flight of 2010,
as it carries two satellites into orbit in late-March.
Ariane flight 194 will loft the ASTRA 3B and the COMSATBw 2. We will have LIVE video of the launch.
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Ariane 5: ASTRA 3B & COMSATBw 2 Kourou, French Guiana Video: LIVE Date: March 24, 2010 Time: _ pm EDT Duration: 15 years Crew: none |
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Alexander
Kaleri, Mikhail Komlienko and Tracy Caldwell will launch to join
the Expedition 22
crew aboard the International Space Station, forming the new Expedition 23 of
six.
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Soyuz : Soyuz TMA / ISS 23 Baikonur
Cosmodrome, Russia Video: NASA-TV Live Date: April 2, 2010 Time: 12:04 am EDT Duration: six months Crew: three |
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Space shuttle Discovery will fly her second to final mission on STS-131 as she heads to the International Space Station on a resupply mission. In her payload bay will be the multi-purpose logistics module.
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STS-131 Discovery Kennedy
Space Center Video: NASA-TV Live Date: April 5, 2010 Time: 6:21 am EDT Duration: 13 days Crew: Seven |
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The
future of human space travel in the 2010's will start with this
United Launch Alliance launch of an Atlas 5 with a test demo of
a spacecraft which will likely take humans to and from the space
station.
The X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle will launch from the Cape in Florida and later land after one orbit at Edwards, AFB in California. We will have LIVE video of the launch. |
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Atlas V: X-37B Orbital Test Cape Canaveral Air Force Station SLC 41 Video: LIVE Launch TV Date: April 19 Time: 10PM EDT Duration: One Orbit Crew: none |
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Space shuttle Discovery will fly her second to final mission on STS-131 as she heads to the International Space Station on a resupply mission. In her payload bay will be the multi-purpose logistics module.
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STS-132 Atlantis Kennedy
Space Center Video: NASA-TV Live Date: May 14, 2010 Time: 2:28 pm EDT Duration: 13 days Crew: Six |
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