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NASA released the revised commercial crew schedule ahead of a planned 2018-08-03 announcement at the Johnson Space Center of the astronauts that will fly the two companies’ crewed demonstration missions and the first post-certification missions by each company.
The 2018-08-03 event at Johnson Space Center will also announce the crews for the first post-certification missions by Boeing and SpaceX.
NASA will name the astronauts who will fly the crewed demonstration flights by Boeing and SpaceX during an event on 2018-08-03 at the Johnson Space Center.
Suborbital Flight Experiment Monitor-2 (SFEM-2) is an experiment from NASA Johnson Space Center that first flew on New Shepard Mission 8 and will collect additional data on Mission 9.
Janet Kavandi served in management positions at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, including director of flight crew operations responsible for the astronaut corps, before moving to Glenn.
The James Webb Space Telescope optical telescope assembly, including its segmented mirror and suite of instruments, completed thermal vacuum testing at Johnson Space Center.
The 2018-04-29 New Shepard flight carried a payload from NASA’s Johnson Space Center to monitor environmental conditions in the capsule.
Payload customers on New Shepard Mission 8 included NASA’s Johnson Space Center, the commercial communications firm Solstar, and the first European customers funded by the German national space agency DLR.
The Suborbital Flight Experiment Monitor-2 (SFEM-2) from NASA Johnson Space Center was designed to characterize payload test environments in support of the NASA Flight Opportunities program and other payload initiatives.