Shuttle Managers Announce STS-107 Launch Time
Space Shuttle Program managers announced Wednesday morning that STS-107 is slated to lift off at 9:39 a.m. CST (1539 GMT) Thursday.

Space Shuttle Columbia and its seven-member crew will spend 16 days in space during a mission devoted to research.

This isn't a Shuttle-ISS Mission.

Mission info and images here

March 1 Shuttle Atlantis - ISS ULF1

Launch time: ??

Launch site: LC-39B, Kennedy Space Center, Florida

May 23 Shuttle Endeavour - ISS 12A

Launch window: ???

Launch site: LC-39B, Kennedy Space Center, Florida

STS-107 Countdown Begins

The STS-107 launch countdown began Sunday night at Kennedy Space Center, Fla. Space Shuttle Columbia is scheduled to begin the 16-day scientific mission with a liftoff between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. CST (1500 and 1900 GMT) Thursday. Also, the seven-member STS-107 flight crew arrived at KSC Sunday night

STS-107 will launch Jan. 16.

Check out thee full story at http://spaceflight.nasa.gov

Images about the landing are now online. Only a capture from television but a good possibility to see Endeavour STS-113 returning back home.
STS-113 Landing

Endeavour Has Landed:

Endeavour touched down on runway 33 (Kennedy Space Center) at 1:37:12 pm CST.

Mission Elapsed Time of 13 Days 18 Hours 47 Minutes 25 Seconds.

Bringing home the EXP-5 crew after more than half a year in space.

The entry and landing went without a hitch, and the piloting skills of the crew were never more evident than the picture perfect landing of today.

Endeavour, WE SALUTE YOU!

WELCOME HOME!!!!!!

73's de N9OEW

Space Shuttle Endeavour landed a few minutes ago at Kennedy Space Center.
All was going well and I am preparing a page with the images about this event.
Only the time to publish them on the net as soon as possible :)

Page can be found here:

STS-113 Landing

STS-113 Crew received in this moment a GO for Landing.

Deorbit burn will be performed at 18:32 UTC for a landing to KSC at 19:37 UTC.

Good return on the Earth Endeavour

A stalled cold front at the Kennedy Space Center, resulting in rain and low clouds, will keep Endeavour aloft for another 24 hours.

Flight controllers waved off STS-113's first landing opportunity of the day at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., due to low cloud ceilings and rain.