Former NASA Constellation program manager, Dale Thomas, who is now a University of Alabama – Huntsville professor and Eminent Scholar is obviously excited about the SLS launch and speaks on his ...

NASA has spent about $10 billion on Constellation, a 5-year-old effort to replace the retiring space shuttle with new rockets and spacecraft optimized for lunar missions.

NASA cancelled the Constellation program in 2010 due to a number of factors including cost and schedule growth and funding gaps. The Constellation program had pretty much the same contractors as SLS.

When the e-mail from Doug Cooke, head of NASA's Constellation program, blinked onto Ross Tierney's computer screen a few weeks ago, he bolted upright.

NASA will retire the space shuttles in 2010 and had established a goal of achieving flight capability for the Constellation Program before 2015 to narrow the gap in America’s human spaceflight ...

(NASA has spent about $8 billion on Constellation hardware so far.) Any partial restoration of funds will only keep the program on life support and sap other NASA efforts.

A panel discussion was held on NASA's Constellation Program, created to develop the next generation of human spaceflight spacecraft. Doug Cooke from NASA talked about the Ares and Orion vehicles ...

Under the plan, NASA would cancelthe existing Constellation program, which aimed to build Ares I and Ares Vrockets to carry astronauts aboard a spacecraft called Orion back to the moon. You may like ...

Reporting from Washington and Cape Canaveral — Delicately but deliberately, NASA is closing down the Constellation program that was to replace the space shuttle and return astronauts to the moon ...

HUNTSVILLE, AL - The man whose blue-ribbon panel gave President Obama the argument he used to kill NASA's Constellation program came here Monday expecting "deep concern, even hostility" from a ...

Status Report NASA Blog: NASA’s Constellation Program Logos: It’s All About the Stars By SpaceRef Editor February 21, 2009 Filed under Exploration Initiative, ISS, NASA Blogs, US ...