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And the finalists are here! NASA: NASA Invests in Concept Development for Missions to Comet, Saturn Moon Titan The finalists are: Comet Astrobiology Exploration Sample Return (CAESAR) The CAESAR mission seeks to return a sample from 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, a comet that was...

And we see the whole rocket finally! Elon Musk on Twitter: "Falcon Heavy at the Cape https://t.co/hizfDVsU7X"

NOTE: The instantaneous launch window for this mission is just 1 minute and 1 after the beginning of launch window for JAXA's GCOM-C/SLATS - H-IIA F37 launch. If both launches take place, it will be a new record. Flight Overview: Liftoff currently scheduled for|December 22nd 2017...

NOTE: The beginning of launch window for this mission is just 1 minute and 1 second behind the instantaneous launch window for SpaceX F9's Iridium NEXT Flight 4. If both launches take place, it will be a new record. Live broadcast: Launch Vehicle: H-IIA Source: JAXA

Successful Taxi Test! https://www.instagram.com/p/BbqWYdYA8Zj/?taken-by=atcpilot_photography

Dragon installation coverage goes live! (7:30 a.m. ET) Dan Huot, Moderator for NASA's Public Affair is the commentator. Moving to "Ready-To-Latch-Position" (ROBO Using the CBCS "Centerline Berthing Camera System" who provide relative-state, alignment information to the SSRMS operator for...

Live on NASA TV Grapple coverage (4:30 a.m. EST) Installation coverage (7:30 a.m. EST)

Live on NASA TV and Roscosmos: The Crew are already in their seats. T-40 minutes. The cosmonauts are listening to music while they wait. Sputnik 60th anniversary Platforms are retracting. Fully retracted! T-30 minutes NASA TV showing Astronaut Scott Tingle's...

Soyuz MS-07: December 17, 2017 (07:21 UTC) 5 Things You Didnt Know About Astronaut Scott Tingle - YouTube Crew: Position|Crew Member Commander| (Russia) Anton Shkaplerov, RSA-Third spaceflight Flight Engineer 1| (Japan) Norishige Kanai, JAXA-First spaceflight Flight Engineer 2|...

Launch video: And landing video!

SpaceX Technical webcast is back! Hosted webcast NASA TV live broadcast has started! Eastern range is go for launch and landing. 90% GO for today (Weather) T-25 minutes SpaceX music begins! HUGE LOX venting LOX loading surpasses 50% Star Wars inspired CASIS...

Live in 2 hours! Live webcast: Launch Kit is available herehttp://www.arianespace.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/VA240-launchkit-EN2.pdf. Launch Overview: PAYLOAD(S)|Four Galileo satellites LAUNCH VEHICLE|Ariane 5 ES CUSTOMER(S)|European Commission, European Space Agency (ESA)...

NASA's Juno Probes the Depths of Jupiter's Great Red Spot To date, Juno has completed eight science passes over Jupiter. Juno's ninth science pass will be on Dec. 16.

Blue Origin's New Shepard To Resume Test Flight from West Texas She is back for the 7th test flight! Previous test flights: 29 Apr 2015 flight -- 1st NS test, launch vehicle lost 23 Nov 2015 flight -- 2nd NS test, 1st test of new launch vehicle 22 Jan 2016 flight -- 3rd NS test, 2nd test...

SUCCESS! "Still Testing" RocketLab's Electron 2nd Flight (14:30 NZDT, 21st Jan. 2018) Live broadcast: Rocket Lab on Twitter: "Next #StillTesting window opens 14:30, Tuesday 12 December NZDT (1:30 UTC). Updates on anticipated launch time within the four hour window t…...

*Previous thread name: LIVE: SpaceX CRS-13 (LC40 RTF, December 15, 2017 10:36:09 EST / 15:36:09 UTC) Thread name updated to include capture and installation phase of the mission. Reentry and splashdown coverage/updates will be included here as well. *This will be a "double reuse" mission...

It works fine for me. (Both from Penang and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in South East Asia)

More info about magnetoshell aerocapture: NASA Phase I Final Report by Dr. David Kirtley Source: NASA, Geekwire

Source: THE CHARLES STARK DRAPER LABORATORY, Engadget, Tech Crunch, Popular Mechanics

Notional PPE launch trajectory: Research Papers: Low Thrust Cis-Lunar Transfers Using a 40 kW-Class Solar Electric Propulsion Spacecraft. (AAS 17-583) Targeting Cislunar Near Rectilinear Halo Orbits for Human Space Exploration (AAS 17-267) Source: Nasaspaceflight.com