Editor’s note: I did an interview earlier today with CNN about the reentering NRO satellite that aired on CNN Moneyline this evening. I am taping an interview with Fox News […]
2008
Ares 1 Problems
Thrust Oscillation Issue Threatens Ares I Design, Aviation Week“Modifications to correct a potentially deadly vibration from the solid-fuel first-stage of the Ares I crew launch vehicle could range from tweaking […]
Space Imagery as Art
Editor’s note: I was doing my regular walk through raw images sent back from Saturn by Cassini. The images are organized on the webpage as thumbnails, 12 at a time. […]
O'Keefe Endorses McCain
Former NASA Chief Sean O’Keefe Endorses John McCain for President“John McCain has been my friend for over 25 years — and over that span of time in the varied leadership […]
Stand and Be Counted: Only A Few Days Left!
Editor’s note: Don’t forget about the 30/31 January Democratic/Republican debates. They are now just days away. These are the last major televised debates before Super Tuesday. You still need to […]
Taking Space Exploration to the Broader Exploration Community
Scott Parazynski at the Explorers Club: The Story of the International Space Station and the Mother of all Roadside Service Calls“Tonight, The Explorers Club invites you to join Dr. Parazynski […]
McCain Space Policy Statement
John McCain On the Issues: America’s Space Program“John McCain believes curiosity and a drive to explore have always been quintessential American traits. This has been most evident in the space […]
Election 2008 Update
Candidates make room for space, Huntsville Times“A month ago, I wouldn’t have thought this the case, but (space exploration) is sort of in the candidates’ face right now,” said Keith […]
Election 2008: Planetary Society Alert
Action Update: Submit Space Questions to the U.S. Presidential Debates, Planetary Society“The U.S. Presidential primaries season is now in full swing, and debates among the candidates are taking place regularly […]
Look – Why Its a Big ….
Defunct Spy Satellite Falling From Orbit, AP“A large U.S. spy satellite has lost power and propulsion and could hit the Earth in late February or March, government officials said Saturday. […]
