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this week at NASA July eleventh is the

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new targeted launch date for space

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shuttle Endeavour on the sts-127 mission

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to the international space station by

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then NASA managers hope to know what

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caused the leak in the shuttles excess

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hydrogen venting system that twice

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delayed endeavours launch we'll go work

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this problem and once we get it fixed

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and we're confident that we have a

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solution that's that's going to work and

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allow us to go fly safely then we'll

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proceed forward no one will be happier

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to proceed than first-time flyer Chris

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Cassidy the York Maine native and US

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Navy SEAL sees this mission as the next

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step in NASA's ultimate return to

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regions first explored by the Apollo

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astronauts 40 years ago I think I'm in a

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fortunate position as a new astronaut to

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be part of a shuttle crew now and maybe

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a space station true in my mid career

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and the tail end of my career hopefully

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an exploration mission to the to the

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moon so it's a very exciting for me

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personally 21 main engine ignition and

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liftoff of the Atlas 5 rocket with el

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rol across America's first step of a

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lasting return to the moon on their way

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to the moon now are the lunar

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reconnaissance orbiter lro and it's

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travel partner the lunar crater

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observation and sensing satellite l

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cross there in about three to four

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months the spent cent or upper stage

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rocket about the size of a small bus

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will crash into a permanently shadowed

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polar crater l Cross will then fly into

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the resultant plume of dust to measure

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mineral content and possible evidence of

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water ice before it to collides with the

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lunar surface in the late 90s two

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different missions around the moon

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actually found that there may be water

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ice present on the moon needs to be

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confirmed and so the l cross mission is

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all about confirming if indeed there is

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stare meanwhile LRO's multi-year

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orbiting mission will give NASA the

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tools to identify lunar landing sites

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and potential resources measure

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radiation and try out new technology hey

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I'm Mike above and I'm Kevin frizzled

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and we're the producers of NASA 360

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producers Michael Bilbo and Kevin

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craigsville savored their Emmy win at

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the 51st annual capital region Emmy

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Awards so here it is the right speed x1

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NASA televisions NASA 360 is a half-hour

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series that looks at how technologies

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developed by NASA impact the lives of

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everyday people it's also available on

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the web at WWDC com bibbo and Craig's

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ball right edit and produce the show for

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the National Institute of aerospace in

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partnership with NASA's Langley Research

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Center took home the Emmy for editing in

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a non news televised program the winning

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segment shot in part by award-winning

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Langley videographer Gary benziger tells

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the story of an all-electric racecar the

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right speed x1 the executive producer of

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NASA 360 is Mike Finneran

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a 100 full-time undergraduate students

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have been selected by nasa to receive a

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one-year college scholarship the

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agency's motivating undergraduates in

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science and technology or must project

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award scholarships and internships to

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students pursuing degrees in science

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technology engineering and mathematics

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the STEM fields the average GPA for the

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students that we selected for this

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cohort is about 3.85 and that's that's

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very good for those hard sciences so we

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think that we are getting the best and

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the brightest students involved in this

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project among the 39 colleges and

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universities represented by must

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scholarship recipients is brown Cal Tech

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Georgia Tech Harvard Florida A&M MIT

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Maryland Tuskegee Fisk and Texas managed

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at the Glenn Research Center must is

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administered by the Hispanic college

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fund the United Negro College Fund and

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the Society for Hispanic Professional

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Engineers 21 engine start ignition and

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liftoff of a delta 2 rocket with the

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fused spacecraft to explore the origins

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of the universe 10 years ago on jun 24th

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1999 the far ultraviolet spectroscopic

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explorer or fuse launched from cape

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canaveral florida on route to study

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primordial chemical relics of the Big

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Bang a process from which all stars

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planets and life of all using

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high-resolution spectroscopy in a far

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ultraviolet spectral region fuse explore

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the universe for eight years astronomers

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from all over the world used the

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astrophysics satellite telescope to

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observe nearly 3,000 different

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astronomical objects fuse operated until

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October 18 2007 26 years ago this week

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Sally Ride became the first American

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on st s7 ride was a member of the first

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space shuttle mission with a five person

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crew deploying to communication

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satellites and conducting a number of

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experiments ride also flew on sts 41 g

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in october of 1984 she left nasa in 1989

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for other pursuits including the

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development of science education

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programs for children and that's this