Panels Will Discuss Low Earth Orbit And Heavy Lift
Missions
The roar of a successful Ares 1-X test launch will have barely
subsided when aerospace industry leaders meet November 2 to debate
the future of America’s space programs in light of the recent
findings by the Augustine Commission.
Business Aviation Comes Together In Orlando, FL -- Part 4
With the end of the 2009 NBAA Convention, the BizAv community has had a chance to take stock of the year that has passed and evaluate their future prospects. While attendance and participation were obviously at lower levels than in year's past, the community showed that it is willing to do what it must to survive, and is seeking new opportunities and business venues as aggressive as the current economic climate allows.
By ANN Correspondent Wes Oleszewski
As the big countdown clocks at the Kennedy Space Center ticked
past T minus four minutes there was a collective sigh of cautious
relief. The Ares I-X launch vehicle stood out there on Pad 39B more
than willing and able to fly, yet just a day earlier those same
countdown clocks had gone past the four minute mark only to be held
short of launch as the weather went "red."
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