Giant asteroid possibly on collision course with Earth, CNN “Using their Near-Earth Object Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (NEOWISE), the 10-mile wide object was found approximately 51 million miles from Earth. […]
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China's Success
China’s giant, quiet step in space, Leroy Chiao, CNN “I have seen China’s space technology. It is impressive. What the Chinese lack is operational experience. In that, we are still […]
Posted inEducation
Video: Everyone Wants To Go (Back) To The Moon
ExxonMobil: “The United States ranks 17th in the world in science. It’s time to raise the bar and elevate our academic standards. Let’s do what’s best for our students by […]
Posted inExploration
LCROSS: NASA Watch Editor on CNN.com
Blasting for lunar H20 on CNN.com – NASAwatch.com’s Keith Cowing talks about the rocket that crashed into the moon in search of water. Embedded video from CNN Video
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LCROSS: CNN: Bomb The Moon Featuring NASA Watch Editor
Embedded video from CNN Video Keith’s note: As was the case yesterday with this NASA Watch posting “Let’s Bomb The Moon Into Oblivion Once And For All” JSC IT has […]
Posted inNews, Shuttle News
Comments by NASA Watch Editor Keith Cowing Appearing on CNNâs STS-121 Launch Coverage
BETTY NGUYEN, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Thank you, Miles. I want you to stand by, because weâre going to be talking with a guest shortly. Weather has been a problem. […]
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Today's Other Rocket Launches
U.S. official: North Korea tests long-range missile, CNN, 4 July 2006 “U.S. National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley said there were five missile launches in all. One was the Taepodong-2 missile, […]
Posted inColumbia
NASA Watch Editor Keith Cowing on CNN: The Columbia Shuttle Tragedy: Analyzing the Report (Transcript)
CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: Insufficient funding, tight schedules and poor leadership, all problems the Columbia investigative board set contributed to the shuttle disaster. The findings were part of a blunt […]
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NASA Watch Editor Keith Cowing on NEXT@CNN 23 Aug 2003 [Transcript]
SAN MIGUEL: Well, it was nearly seven months ago that the space shuttle âColumbiaâ broke apart as it reentered earthâs atmosphere, killing the seven astronauts on board. On Tuesday, the […]