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James Webb Space Telescope Successfully Reaches L2 Orbit - Achieving New Milestones in Space with Wind River Technology

By Paul Parkinson Congratulations to NASA Goddard Space Flight Center on the safe arrival of the James Webb Space Telescope at L2 - an ultimate intelligent system! One month after a successful launc...

4 months ago • 2 min read

Aerospace & Defense

And Then There Was One

By Mike Deliman NASA concludes attempts to contact Mars Rover 'Spirit' Last night the news of Spirit's mission coming to a close hit my mailbox. For me, her journey started about eleven years ago. A...

11 years ago • 1 min read

Aerospace & Defense

Rendezvous with a Rock

By Mike Deliman MESSENGER spacecraft is approaching it's rendezvous with Mercury. After flying for over 2400 days, in a little over 24 hours (from writing this) MESSENGER will maneuver into orbit, t...

11 years ago • 1 min read

Aerospace & Defense

COTS in Space: Enter The Dragon

By Mike Deliman Congratulations to Space Exploration Technologies Inc, on their successful venture into orbit. By launching the Dragon into orbit, successfully orbiting the earth more than once, and...

11 years ago • 1 min read

Aerospace & Defense

VxWorks helping commercial spaceflight become a reality

By Bill Graham The successful launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket (I should really say "launch vehicle") today was another great step for commercial spaceflight. The Falcon 9 has already successfully...

11 years ago • 1 min read

Aerospace & Defense

BUT Can the Commercial Sector do Space?

By Mike Deliman With the recent demise of the ARES program, we are left without an institutional solution for accessing space. Not just returning to the Moon, etc, but maintaining our presence in orb...

11 years ago • 1 min read

James Webb Space Telescope Successfully Reaches L2 Orbit - Achieving New Milestones in Space with Wind River Technology

And Then There Was One

Rendezvous with a Rock

COTS in Space: Enter The Dragon

VxWorks helping commercial spaceflight become a reality

BUT Can the Commercial Sector do Space?

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