News Archive / Tagged: coronavirus
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Yevgeny Mikrin, General Designer of Russian space program, dead at age 64
Sean CostelloMay 5th, 2020The Russian space community is mourning the tragic loss of their General Designer, with Roscosmos confirming today that Yevgeny Anatolyevich Mikrin died in hospital on May 5, 2020, at the age of 64.
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COVID-19 precautions lead to Stage 4 site restrictions at NASA’s Stennis, Michoud facilities
Matt HaskellMarch 20th, 2020NASA’s Stennis Space Center (Mississippi) and Michoud Assembly Facility (Louisiana) are being elevated to stage 4 of NASA’s COVID-19 (Coronavirus) response framework, due to increased case counts being recorded in the local communities.
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COVID-19 concerns see all NASA centers elevated to Response Framework Stage 3
Matt HaskellMarch 18th, 2020Throughout the world, a novel coronavirus disease (known formally as COVID-19) has begun to take hold and is quickly bringing changes to the world as we know it.
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Sun is rising on launch day for SpaceX Starlink-5 mission
Sean CostelloMarch 15th, 2020It’s launch day! With under an hour to go before the scheduled liftoff of SpaceX’s sixth batch of 60 Starlink satellites, SpaceFlight Insider correspondent Theresa Cross is stationed along the river’s edge at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex’s (KSCVC) Saturn V viewing site.
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KSCVC to temporarily close due to COVID-19 concerns, launches currently set to continue
Sean CostelloMarch 14th, 2020On March 16, the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex (KSCVC) will join the growing list of major central-Florida entertainment and amusement properties which have temporarily closed in consideration of the health risks associated with COVID-19, the novel coronavirus.