Keith’s note: Included in this video is an interview with Mike Griffin wherein he puts his spin on NASA budget issues as leader of the “Constellation Nation”.
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Video: Hayabusa Reentry As Captured by NASA
Japanese Asteroid Lander Hayabusa Plunges Home to Earth, (with video) Ken Kremer “Japan’s Hayabasa asteroid probe staged a breathtakingly beautiful plunge through Earth’s atmosphere earlier today (Jun 13) at over […]
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Falcon 9 Launch Totally Successful
Keith’s note: After a last second halt in the countdown earlier in the day the Falcon 9 launch vehicle made a perfect climb to orbit at 2:45 pm EDT. All […]
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Did NSS Try To Stiffle PeTA – or is PeTA Making Things Up?
The Star of the International Space Conference, PeTA “Some people just can’t take a little bit of constructive criticism. Over the weekend, a PETA supporter took to the stage at […]
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Keith Cowing at Maker Faire: Hacking NASA
“Keith Cowing talks about the kind of hacks made famous by the Apollo 13 mission, instances where the crew had to improvise using materials at hand. He discusses the following: […]
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Cool Time-Lapse Video Of Shuttle Processing
Go For Launch!, Air and Space “In this unique time-lapse video created from thousands of individual frames, photographers Scott Andrews, Stan Jirman and Philip Scott Andrews condense six weeks of […]
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OSTP's Holdren Comments on Space Policy Reaction
“John P. Holdren, the President’s Science Advisor and Director of the U.S. Office of Science and Technology Policy was asked to clarify the Administration’s space-science priorities during the AAAS Forum […]
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While We All Argue – Let's Not Lose Sight of The Ultimate Goal
Reader note: “For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see, Saw the Vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be.” -Tennyson ” The […]
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Pad Abort 1 Test Successful
“NASA successfully tested the pad abort system for the Launch Abort System developed for the Orion crew exploration vehicle at 9 a.m. EDT. The 97-second flight test is called the […]