Keith’s note: On Wednesday I listened to Administrator Bill Nelson testify before a Congressional Committee. During the course of the hearing every single member chimed in about the importance of […]
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NASA's Education Efforts Can't Seem To Find One Another Easily
Keith’s note: By now you must be bored with my daily critique of how NASA organizes and presents itself to the public, policy makers, news media, and the rest of […]
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The Space Council's UAG STEM Committee Accomplished Nothing
Keith’s note: According to James Miller at NASA who emailed “NASA Internal Memo: National Space Council UAG Update from Chair, ADM Jim Ellis” to lots of the usual suspects within […]
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In Search Of The True Meaning Of Space Science At NASA
Keith’s note: When most people hear the phrase “space science” it is logical to expect that they think of “science” in “space”. Maybe its astronomy or planets. Maybe its studying […]
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NASA Misses Another Opportunity to Explain Itself
Keith’s update: I just listened to Ken Savin, the Eli Lilly representative being interviewed at the International Space Station Research and Development Conference (ISSRDC). Lilly has 4 experiments that will […]
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NASA Education Cut Update
American Astronomical Society Statement: Proposed Elimination of NASA Science Education & Public Outreach The American Astronomical Society (AAS) has issued a statement addressing the potential elimination of the education and […]
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NASA is Still A Potent (If Underutilized) Brand
Keithâs note: ExxonMobil TV commercial about Shiva Hafezi, a young woman (now an engineer) who was motivated as a student to strive for excellence by a chemistry teacher who had […]
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NASA Adds Facebook Gaming to its Repertoire
NASA Releases First Multi-Player Facebook Game, NASA “NASA has launched its first multi-player online game to test players’ knowledge of the space program. Who was the first American to walk […]