Keith’s note: Well done Sean Duffy for getting NASA and the President’s Artemis lunar missions back in the headlines. The top “NASA” stories on Google involve two Reality TV stars […]
Apollo
Dumping On History While Trying To Repeat It
Keith’s note: FYI Sean Duffy: NASA pushes out narratives (issued from the White House) about winning the “second space race” to the Moon. OK, that seems like a straight forward […]
NASAWatch on CNN /HBO Max: Ad Astra Jim Lovell
Keith’s note: I was just on CNN on HBOMax with Jim Sciutto talking about Jim Lovell [Audio] transcript below.
James Dean
Keith’s note: the archetype for NASA outreach – beyond space enthusiasts – was the original NASA Art Program during Apollo. It expressed in images what math and physics could not. […]
NASA Delays Future Artemis Moon Missions – Again (update)
Keith’s note: According to NASA PAO “NASA will hold a media teleconference at 1:30 p.m. EST Tuesday, Jan. 9, to provide an update on the agencyâs lunar exploration plans for […]
Frank Borman
According to NASA PAO: “The following is a statement from NASA Administrator Bill Nelson on the passing of former NASA astronaut Col. (ret.) Frank Borman, who passed away Nov. 7, […]
TK Mattingly
According to NASA PAO: “The following is a statement from NASA Administrator Bill Nelson on the passing of former NASA astronaut Rear Adm. (ret.) Thomas K. (TK) Mattingly II. âWe […]
Apollo Was About Risk Taking, Excitement, Exploration. Artemis Is About … What?
Keith’s note: On the left is a full page ad in Monday’s issue of the Washington Post by AXA – a French multinational insurance company headquartered in Paris. Note the […]
New Survey: Americans Support Space A Lot. Artemis: Not So Much
Keith’s note: According to a Pew Research Report released on Thursday, while Americans broadly support space – with some obvious enthusiasm – they are not all that sold on NASA’s […]
Lunar Exploration: Looking Back/Forward On Bloomberg Radio
Keith’s note: I was just on Bloomberg Radio to talk about the Apollo 11 anniversary, Artemis, and the future of lunar exploration – and beyond. [Audio]
