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Called “the most expensive scientific experiments ever built,” $1.5 billion Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) may end up in storage and never get the chance to…
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Monday, 05 November 2007 19:40
One physical stretch by an astronaut will lead to one long intellectual stretch for humankind
Without the successful NASA spacewalk conducted on Saturday, November 3, 2007, to repair a damaged solar array, future planned missions would have had to be…
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I recently wrote an article where a scientist is quoted to have said that the NASA manned space program “produced nothing of scientific value.” It is usually unwise…
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Saturday, 15 September 2007 03:26
NASA's 'œVision for Space Exploration': a vision for government or its people?
COMMENT: I think it is very important to know that in any program as large as NASA, the number of people for and against NASA…
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A NASA engineer states that “NASA officially ended the ‘right stuff era’ with the launch of STS-5”. I don’t think this engineer is criticizing NASA…
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Jay Barbree, NBC television and radio correspondent who specializes in covering space launches, no doubt has written a book that all space enthusiasts will want…
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The movie "In the Shadow of the Moon", a historical account of the U.S. Apollo moon program that sent twelve NASA astronauts onto the lunar…
Here is a humorous story on a blooper concerning the upcoming NASA shuttle mission (STS-118) that involves the space shuttle Endeavour launching on August 7,…
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Just what the world needs? Fat suctioned from the stomack, buttocks, or thighs is then injected within one hour into the breasts for a new…
With the Fourth of July 2007 holiday approaching the citizens of the United States, I would hope that we would all be more careful about…
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