News Archive / Tagged: Atlas V
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Launch of USSF-7 scrubbed due to weather
Sean CostelloMay 16th, 2020Despite the availability of two 10-minute windows, United Launch Alliance was unable to loft the USSF-7 payload atop their Atlas V rocket due to weather violations in the launch criteria.
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ULA to launch the sixth flight of the X-37B
Cullen DesforgesMay 15th, 2020United Launch Alliance will launch the USSF-7 mission early Saturday morning from Cape Canaveral for the United States Space Force.
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45th Space Wing preparing for back to back launches
Matt HaskellMay 14th, 2020This weekend, the 45th Space wing at cape Canaveral Air Force Station is poised for a modern era record turnaround in launches, as it prepares to launch a United Launch Alliance Atlas V with the USSF-7 X-37B from LC-41 on Saturday, and a SpaceX Falcon 9 with Starlink satellites from LC-40 on Sunday.
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Curiosity mission team operates rover from home
Jim SharkeyMay 13th, 2020While the majority of scientists and engineers who work at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California are currently off-site, that doesn’t mean that their work supporting interplanetary missions has ground to a halt.
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Boeing to fly uncrewed Starliner mission for second time
Theresa CrossApril 6th, 2020Boeing announced that Starliner would fly a second unmanned test mission in the Fall of 2020 from Florida due to an unsuccessful test flight in December of last year.
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ULA launches final AEHF satellite atop Atlas V
Theresa CrossMarch 26th, 2020Blue skies and light winds – they were near perfect conditions for a Florida afternoon launch.
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ULA Atlas V launch of AEHF payload delayed, NET March 21, 2020
Theresa CrossMarch 10th, 2020The planned launch of the next United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket, set to loft the sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite built by Lockheed Martin, has been delayed to no earlier than (NET) March 21.
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Boeing releases video from recent OFT mission
Cullen DesforgesJanuary 16th, 2020Boeing has released video from its failed attempt to send its "Starliner" spacecraft to the International Space Station.
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OFT: What went wrong?
Jim SiegelDecember 21st, 2019NASA and Boeing don't seem to know what exactly prevented the OFT Starliner from completing its primary mission objective.
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Boeing Blunder! Starliner timing failure prevents ISS rendezvous
SpaceFlight InsiderDecember 20th, 2019"Unplanned but stable." That's how Boeing referred to the first flight of its Starliner "space taxi." In layman's terms, the spacecraft was placed in the wrong orbit and won't be going to the International Space Station.
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Uncrewed Boeing OFT-1 mission now targeting Dec. 19 liftoff
Patrick AttwellDecember 3rd, 2019United Launch Alliance has announced that Boeing's OFT-1 mission has slipped.
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ULA preparing for third launch of 2019
Patrick AttwellAugust 7th, 2019CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- United Launch Alliance (ULA) is set to conduct its first Atlas V launch in nearly 10 months with the AEHF-5 mission. The flight marks a rare flight for a venerable rocket.
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Battery failure delays Atlas V launch until July
Jason RhianJune 23rd, 2019CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V 551 rocket with the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF-5) satellite for the U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center will have to wait a little longer before taking flight.
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Booster core for historic CFT mission arrives in Florida
Mike HowardJune 6th, 2019The booster core for a ULA Atlas V rocket, one tasked with a historic mission, emerged from the Delta Mariner transport ship after a voyage from the company's processing facilities located in Decatur, Alabama.
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Stacking underway for next Atlas V launch
Derek RichardsonMay 28th, 2019United Launch Alliance has begun assembling the Atlas V rocket that will be used to orbit the U.S. Air Force’s next advanced communications satellite.
