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Tag Archives: NASA
40 years of waiting
Today is the 40th anniversary of the launch of Apollo 17 (9:33 pm PST). It remains humanity’s most recent journey to the moon. In my view, that is an astonishingly long lasting lack of interest in sending people to places … Continue reading
Posted in Ramble
Tagged Apollo, Apollo 17, Eugene Cernan, Harrison Schmitt, moon, NASA, Space
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the view from above
The photo of “earthrise” taken by Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders has been described by many, including Life magazine, as one of the most influential photos of all time. It has been credited with vitalizing the environmental movement. It sure … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Photos
Tagged Apollo 8, Carl Sagan, Cassini, earth, MESSENGER, moon, NASA, Saturn, Voyager 1
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Video: night flight over the earth
What do you do with your “spare time” when working on the International Space Station? How about shoot some time-lapse video and set it to music. Here is a rough cut of the latest piece that Ron Garan is working … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged earth, International Space Station, NASA, Ron Garan, Space
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Pavilion Lake Research Project
This past weekend I made a visit to Kelly Lake and Pavilion Lake. The prospect of NASA operating in central BC right after I made the trip to Florida to watch the shuttle launch was too good to pass up. … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged Clinton, Kelly Lake, mummy, NASA, Pavilion Lake, Pavilion Lake Research Project, Tess, Theo
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NASA in Clinton?
I am headed off to Kamloops for some adventures this weekend. I haven’t seen my brother in a couple of months nor have I ridden his new motorcycle. As mine is no longer functional I am borrowing one from a … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged Clinton, Kelly Lake, microbialites, mummy, NASA, Pavilion Lake Research Project, Tess, Theo
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we be jammin’
I have been a bit unwell the last few days. This has given me plenty of time for reading and other indoor activities that don’t take me too far from bed. Yesterday I made one jar of jam. It was … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged food, jam, John Young, NASA, National Geographic, Space Shuttle
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Running some numbers
I had a comment to yesterdays post highlighting the official NASA line they “intend to rent Russian seats to get to space until a private shuttle is ready.” Rather than crafting a reaction inline I thought I might make a … Continue reading
Launch Day
Mum and I spent all day on Thursday July 7th traveling to Florida in anticipation of the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis at 11:26 am on Friday the 8th. This was the 135th and final launch of the space shuttle … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged Atlantis, Florida, Kennedy Space Center, mummy, NASA, Space Shuttle, STS-135
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nerd humour
Did you know Johannes Kepler had a part-time job as janitor? Each day he would sweep out equal areas. I am soooooooo excited for the launch.
try SCE to ‘Aux’
Friday I will be in Florida. I have long been a keen learner of all things related to human spaceflight. No technological accomplishments in my lifetime have been more spectacular to me than the 134 NASA Space Shuttle launches and … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, People, Technology
Tagged Apollo, Gemini, John Aaron, John Young, NASA, RSCE, Space Shuttle
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