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Special Features

The Special Features section of the Space Exploration web serves to spotlight employees, events, activities and initiatives related to the company's support of the U.S. Vision for Space Exploration. This section will be updated periodically, and the public is invited to read and reprint items found here.

July 2011	Exhibit ready Bill Seil
June 2011	To boldly go Bill Seil
December 2009	Boeing employees work in world's largest indoor swimming pool supporting the International Space Station Adam Morgan
October 2009	Pulling strings 220 miles above Earth - The ISS software serves as the orbiting lab's central nervous system Ed Memi
October 2009	Mirror image - software lab mimics the station on orbit Adam Morgan
October 2009	Astronauts begin using new treadmill with Boeing designed isolation system Ed Memi
September 2009	Houston, we don't have a problem - Boeing's Houston site proves to be a triple performer when it comes to the environment Adam Morgan
April 2009	You can't write the history of U.S. space exploration without mentioning Boeing. Here's what the company's doing to ensure it's in forthcoming chapters of the story. Melissa Matthews
January 2009	The End is Just the Beginning: The Final Boeing-Built Hardware Helps International Space Station Reach Full Potential Ed Memi
July 2008	Out-of-this-world engineering Adam Morgan