In Honor of Father’s Day We, Reflect on America’s First Cosmic Family Growing up in a household that revolved around galactic missions, rockets and NASA experiments, it’s no surprise that Richard Garriott formed [...]
Relearning the Little Things: Astronauts’ Everyday Adventures While Living In Zero Gravity See how our space explorers fared while going about their “normal” daily routines With the thrill, adventure and prestige associated with [...]
"The thing I have taken away from it is a sense of completeness for my life — that everything else I would do in my life would be a bonus.” – Dennis Tito Today [...]
For the first time ever, incredible footage has been released of a Soyuz-ST launch, from the perspective of a rocket camera mounted on the side. The stunning video gives viewers a new perspective, [...]
Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space in 1961 and since then slightly more than 500 people have followed into the next frontier. Of those, only seven were private space citizens. Of [...]
Rockets of Human Spaceflight Great infographic showing the different rockets that have made (and will continue to make) human spaceflight possible. Developed by Tyler Skrabek of www.skrabek.com.
The March/April edition of Aloft magazine, published by the Seattle Museum of Flight contained the great graphic on how private companies are filling the gaps in American Spaceflight capability. I hope [...]
See the Earth from a completely different perspective - from the satellites in space. http://video.pbs.org/video/2334144059/
Did you know you can see the International Space Station from your house? Now NASA is providing an email update service to let you know exactly when. Very cool!http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/index.cfm
Where have we been in space - 50 Years of Space Exploration. I missed this very cool graphic when it was first published 3 years ago. Original at http://www.flickr.com/photos/adamcrowe/4002050596/in/set-72157622579426670/