Quite a Discovery PHOENIX (AP) — The crew of the space shuttle Discovery, with the possible exception of John Glenn, will take part in the Fiesta Bowl Parade on Jan. 2. NASA astronauts have taken part ...

From the earliest days of the US space program, to Apollo 11, to the Space Shuttle, and now to many ... The Blockhouse at Launch Complex 14, where John Glenn launched from to become the first ...

John Glenn In 1998, Glenn made a historic return to space at the age of 77, flying aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery as part of the STS-95 mission. This journey made him the oldest person to fly in ...

John Glenn and Neil Armstrong ... Gemini and Mercury programs for NASA, a long list of space shuttle crafts, international space stations and even some of the first commercial voyages to outer ...

His only hope for a cure is an illegal shuttle ride to Elysium for the medical ... some files directly from the brain of his ex-boss, John Carlyle (William Fichtner). By going through with that ...

Blue Origin has raised its multi-stage New Glenn rocket once again, and it's visible from Brevard beaches. The company aims ...

Congress has resisted efforts to cut or consolidate the sprawling agency for decades. Now crumbling infrastructure, mounting ...

The tower at LC-36 is visible along the northern shoreline from Brevard beaches, making it probably the most visible launch pad on the Space ... New Glenn rocket. Named for John Glenn, the first ...

China unveiled a new space shuttle last week to keep the Tiangong station supplied as the nation expands its space operations. The Haolong shuttle suspiciously shares the same white with black ...

New Glenn stands 270 feet (82 meters) tall in its two-stage version and more than 313 feet (95 m) tall in its three-stage version. It is named for the first American to orbit Earth, John Glenn.

Blue Origin continued to prep for the maiden flight of its massive New Glenn rocket as it went vertical on the launch pad ...

The company shared a new photo of the two stages of its New Glenn rocket being joined together for the first time in the company's facility near NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida.