NASA Television Briefing Previews Science Cargo Being Launched to Space Station

NASA TV aired a news briefings from Wallops Flight Facility to preview the science cargo that Orbital Sciences' Cygnus spacecraft is scheduled to transport on its mission to resupply the International Space Station . Cygnus will carry 2,780 pounds of supplies to the space station, including vital science experiments that will expand the research capabilities of the Expedition 38 crew members aboard the orbiting laboratory. The launch of Cygnus atop an Antares rocket from Pad 0A at Wallops Flight Facility, is currently scheduled for Jan. 8 at 1:32 p.m. EST. NASA TV will carry the launch live.

[Petertronic]

I have issues with the CASIS line "improving life for the citizens of the United States". It's the INTERNATIONAL Space Station !!

[CHERBIKA]

WHY YOU DID'T CREAT PAGE IN FRENCH ?

SO I HOPE READ & LESTING IT SOO.

[IndyMAB]

I am curious as to how much the prototype satillite costs and if it is possible for the prototype that Peter showed to be purchased?  Would you please provide web addresses for people that would like to know more about the NanoSatisfi program?

[geomodelrailroader]

no go on Cygnus tonight CME activity we don't want Cygnus to be fried like a chicken so she will have to wait until the storms over