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Odyssey Heading to UT Austin, Rice, and CU Boulder Career Fairs
September 16, 2019: Odyssey Space Research will be heading to the University of Texas at Austin, Rice University in Houston, and University of Colorado Boulder in search for talented engineers and programmers. Representatives will be at the UT Fall Technology [...]
SpX-18 Returns Safely to Earth
August 27th, 2019: The unmanned Dragon cargo resupply vehicle successfully completed its eighteenth mission to the International Space Station (ISS) today. Odyssey engineers supported from the Johnson Space Center Mission Control Complex as SpaceX's Dragon departed ISS, starting with release [...]
SpaceX-18 Successfully Berths to ISS
July 27, 2019: SpaceX's unmanned Dragon spacecraft successfully reached the International Space Station (ISS) this morning, on the 18th mission under the Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) contract with NASA. After a nominal launch from Cape Canaveral on July 25 and [...]
Odyssey Selected to Help With Power and Propulsion Element
(Image courtesy NASA) July 23, 2019: Odyssey was selected by Maxar Technologies to collaborate in the development of flight software for NASA’s Power and Propulsion Element. The 50 kilowatt spacecraft will be the first component of the NASA-led [...]
Odyssey Celebrates the Apollo 11 50th Anniversary
July 19, 2019: Odyssey held a special celebration to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing today. Festivities included a replay of the mission’s archival footage, catered barbecue, and special guest Glynn Lunney. Mr. Lunney was a [...]
Orion Ascent Abort-2
July 2, 2019: The Orion program achieved another milestone with the successful launch of its ascent abort system. This abort system is crucial to the success of the newly-named Artemis program, as it protects the astronauts and carries them away [...]