Keith’s note: Everyone does AI graphics about space dress codes these days. OK. Here’s mine. Larger image.
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JPLers Fix VGER Out Among The Stars
Keith’s note: according to NASA JPL: “Engineers at NASAâs Jet Propulsion Laboratory have successfully freed up power on Voyager 2, extending how long the spacecraft can continue to do science. […]
Posted inExploration
NASA’s Role In Space Exploration: Rivals – But No Equal
Keith’s note: On the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, our role in space exploration has rivals – but no equal. NASA has led the way by: […]
Posted inApollo, Artemis, Exploration, NASA Culture, News
Let’s Stop Going In Circles And Go Somewhere Once Again
Once upon a time humans took short trips to the Moon. Then we stopped. Now we are going back – to stay. The prospect of an actual Moon base wherein […]
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Josef Aschbacher Is Charting An Independent Course For ESA
Keith’s note: there are some blatant truths in this piece “Are we pilots or are we passengers?“ by ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher. The same growing distrust in Europe with […]
Posted inActivism, Apollo, Artemis, Astronauts, Exploration, News
NASAWatch on i24: Artemis Accords
Keith’s note: I was just on i24 in Israel talking about the Artemis Accords (I used a visual aid), the Artemis II mission, international cooperation in space exploration, inspiration, and […]
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When Words Can’t Express The Wonders You’ve Seen
Keith’s note: I was just on BBC World with Astronaut Cady Coleman. We were both asked for a final favorite impression of Artemis II. I said “the crew’s loss for […]
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Fred Gregory On Artemis: Keep The Fire Intense
Keith’s note: Former Deputy/Acting NASA Administrator Fred Gregory posted this on Facebook and it is reposted here with his permission. “What an accomplishment after such a long multi-generational pause between […]
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Building Momentum
Keith’s note: The Artemis II mission got off to a slow start. Then it hit the road at warp speed. The novelty of a Moon mission and swelling media coverage […]
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An Unnoticed Historical Resonance
Keith’s note: The exploration of space holds endless resonances with the exploration of Earth: