Keith’s note: Everyone does AI graphics about space dress codes these days. OK. Here’s mine. Larger image.
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Book Review: “A Heart for Space” by Eiman Jahangir
I have lost track of the number of ‘how I became an astronaut’ biographies I have read. They all offer motivations, attempt to explain the inexplicable aspect of space, and […]
Wally Funk. Fly Wally, Fly 🚀
Keith’s note: According to Blue Origin: “We are deeply saddened by the passing of Wally Funk. Wally was a pioneer in every sense of the word.” “In her 20s, she […]
Ocean Planet Explorer Resumes Operations
Keith’s note: The human-occupied submersible Alvin has been officially certified to return to service by WHOI following recent overhaul and testing. Submersibles and oceanic exploration have a long history of […]
Critics vs Heroes
Keith’s note: Good Morning NASA. Critics wallow in the mud. Heroes live above the sky and reach for the stars. You rock Mark Kelly. Turn up the volume. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ydz5-ecdpg
Rick Hauk
Keith’s note: According to a post by Heron House: “Today our Heron House Family remembers and celebrates the remarkable life of Captain Rick Hauck, a man whose courage carried him […]
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.
Jim Lovell
Keith’s Update: I will been CNN at 6:37 pm EDT to talk about Jim Lovell. Keith’s note: I met Jim Lovell a bunch of times. He was such a nice […]
Marc Garneau
Keith’s note: According to multiple social media postings Canada’s first astronaut, Marc Garneau, has died at the age of 76. In a statement, his wife Pam said “He passed away […]
Erasing Women’s Health Studies – In Space?
Keith’s note: According to “NIH cancels its first and largest study centered on women“ in Science magazine: “President Donald Trump’s administration appears to be killing much, if not all, of […]
