Yes, we went from STS-27 right to STS-29. Discovery is flying again with a TDRS to deploy, some pipes to shake up, and a John Blaha to defend.

This week we've got classified satellites, alarming heat shield damage, and another Mike is out of his seat!

The Space Shuttle is flying again with STS-26! Let's see if we can figure out how to fold some chairs.

We take a quick break from the main narrative to take a look around at a few things that happened during the shuttle's lengthy hiatus.

In this lengthy supplemental, we listen to Allan McDonald's testimony in front of the Rogers Commission on February 25th, 1986. This is a long episode, so just a friendly reminder that supplementals are considered optional!

We conclude our coverage of the Challenger accident by digging into why it was able to happen.

We look at what physically happened on STS-51L and try to answer some questions.

Before we deal with the tragic loss of Space Shuttle Challenger, we take a moment to learn about the remarkable mission that should have been.

Columbia is back after a long stint in the shop, but there seems to be some trouble getting off the launchpad.

Atlantis is back already with a bunch of satellites and an investigation into on-orbit construction of large structures.