Rail Trail Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
TITUSVILLE, Fla. (May 13, 2016) –The City of Titusville is proud to announce the completion of the Garden Street Trail Bridge, which spans all four lanes of Garden Street (SR406). The City will be hosting a celebratory event on May 20, 2016, at 10:30 a.m. at the NORTH entrance of the bridge. Cyclists, pedestrians and… [Continue Reading]
Florida – Human Space Exploration Update
OneWeb: Florida factory to mass-produce satellites at record pace Satellite maker OneWeb forecasts the production of 15 internet service satellites per week under the roof of a new factory that will be located outside the gates of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Central Florida. The opening is planned for late 2017. VAB: NASA’s Rocket Garage… [Continue Reading]
Space Budgets, Policy, Missions, Benefits, International Updates
Stay the Course on Exploration: Op-ed | Stay the Course: Continue America’s Progress in Space Current U.S. space policy, in which government investments are committed to human and planetary science deep space exploration objectives, serves a range of national interests, from national security to scientific discovery and a stronger economy. Commercial sector advances into Low… [Continue Reading]
Commercial Space Transportation
I Will Launch Commercial Crew: http://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/news/news/releases/2016/i-will-launch-america-launch-vehicle-deputy-manager-dayna-ise.html Citizens for Space Exploration – a pro-space, taxpayer, grassroots advocacy group (http://www.bayareahouston.com/content/c_s_e/c_s_e) – has traveled to Washington, D.C. the past 24 years to meet face-to-face with Members/staff of Congress to discuss the value of America’s investment in space exploration. In order to sustain that dialogue on a regular basis, Citizens… [Continue Reading]
Orion and Space Launch System
Orion Program Update (March): http://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/orion_monthly_newsletter_03-2016b.pdf Orion Acoustic Testing: Turn up the bass! Orion Service Module to begin acoustic testing at Plum Brook Station Monday will mark the start of a rigorous round of acoustic testing for the Orion capsule’s European Space Agency provided service module at NASA’s Glenn Research Center Plumbrook Station. The service module… [Continue Reading]
International Space Station
Expandable Crew Module: Expandable crew module attached to space station The Bigelow Expandable Activities Module delivered to the International Space Station last week on the most recent U.S. commercial re-supply mission was removed from the freighter early Saturday morning using Canadian robot arm operations and attached to the orbiting lab’s Tranquility module. The prototype module… [Continue Reading]
Wawa: Titusville ‘on priority list’
It’s official. Wawa is setting its sights on Titusville. In a meeting with Commissioner Robin Fisher, who represents the northern end of the county, Wawa officials said they have been looking at sites in Titusville and that the city is on its “priority list.” Fisher met with Mary Frayman, a regional real estate manager for… [Continue Reading]
Construction underway on Titus Landing mall
Although it did not start at the beginning of the year as planned, construction work is underway on the long-awaited Titus Landing Shopping Center in Titusville. It’s really happening now. Although it did not start at the beginning of the year as planned, construction work is underway on the long-awaited Titus Landing Shopping Center in… [Continue Reading]
CareerSource Brevard Moves Titusville Center To Meet Evolving Needs of Community
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – CareerSource Brevard (CSB), the area authority on workforce development, will be moving its Titusville career center on July 6 to COlaunch located at 2323 S. Washington Avenue in Titusville. Center hours will be 9 a.m.to 6 p.m., Monday through Thursday, by appointment only. The move embraces CSB’s mission to support North… [Continue Reading]
OneWeb to bring 250 jobs to Florida’s Space Coast facility costing $85M
Satellite company OneWeb will add momentum to a resurgent Florida space industry, moving its operations to an $85 million facility on the Space Coast near Kennedy Space Center, it announced today. OneWeb founder Greg Wyler and OneWeb Satellites CEO Brian Holz joined Gov. Rick Scott and other space-industry leaders at the future site of the… [Continue Reading]