Clark Sparksadded this to HISTORY, CURRENT AND PAST EVENTSApollo Missions Everyone Missed An Apollo 11 Mistake, And It Almost Killed The Astronauts Returning To EarthForbes - Ethan SiegelThe Universe is out there, waiting for you to discover it. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin raise the American Flag on the Moon, with the shadow of the Lunar Module (where the camera is mounted) seen in
JBadded this to Space UnitesApollo Missions The Soviets crashed a spacecraft onto the moon — while Apollo 11 was still thereThe Washington Post - By Alex HortonAs Neil Armstrong walked on the lunar surface and marveled at the “fine, sandy particles” that crunched under his boot, he and the rest of the Apollo 11 crew were not alone. A Soviet spacecraft, Luna had
GGJadded this to 4uScience Debate intensifies over speed of expanding universesciencemag.org - Joshua Sokol This week, leading experts at clocking one of the most contested numbers in the cosmos—the Hubble constant, the rate at which the universe …
Newsyadded this to NewsyApollo Missions Restored Apollo Mission Control Center Takes Visitors Back In Timenewsy.com - Katherine Biek NASA's Sandra Tetley took Newsy on a tour of the restored Apollo Mission Control Center at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. On July 20, …
Live Scienceadded this to SciencePacific Ocean Chinese Space Station Tiangong-2 Destroyed in Fiery Re-Entry Over Pacific OceanLive Science - Rafi Letzter A Chinese space station fell out of the sky today (July 19), according to Agence France-Presse. But unlike the last time this happened, China was in …
Andrew Jonesadded this to Materials ScienceNASA NASA is considering this inflatable space habitat for its return to the moonCNBC - Brian Clark Sierra Nevada Corporation is one of the private-sector companies trying to help NASA get people back to the moon. The company is developing what it …
NNational ReviewFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoNASA Friday LinksNational Review - Debby Witt On July 20, 1969, man first landed on the moon. Here are NASA’s Original Mission Video (over three hours — if you just want to see the first step, …
Melania Trump Trump marks Apollo 11 anniversary by meeting its astronautsdispatch.com - The Associated Press Flanked by Buzz Aldrin, Mike Collins and the family of mission commander Neil Armstrong in the Oval Office, Trump was briefed on his administration's …
Play buttonNeil Armstrong Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 Close Callsi.edu - airandspace.si.edu This guest blog from our friends at Smithsonian Channel explores one of the stories featured in their new documentary series Apollo's Moon Shot. July …
Slateadded this to TechnologyNeil Armstrong What Should We Preserve on the Moon Besides Neil Armstrong’s Footprints?slate.com - Jane C. Hu We’re going to have an awful lot more “firsts” in space. Deciding what to preserve could be a minefield.
Engadgetadded this to Latest NewsPlay buttonNASA How NASA keeps its astronauts safe and sane in spaceEngadget - Andrew TarantolaAstronauts endure one of the most dangerous, high stakes, high stress professions on (or off) the planet -- a job matched in isolation, confinement and extremity perhaps only by arctic field scientists
TTyler Braithwaiteadded this to I Love ItApollo Missions We Got To The Moon Six Times. Here's Why America Really, Really Didn’t Want To Go Back.buzzfeednews.com - Dan Vergano “NASA said we’ll bet on the future,” said one space historian. That future just didn’t include moon landings. With the Apollo 11 landing’s 50th …
SYFY WIREApollo Missions Look back at the Space Race for Apollo 11's 50th anniversarySYFY WIRE - SYFY WIRE Staff “One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." - Neil Armstrong 50 years ago this week, NASA successfully launched the Apollo 11 mission that …
BBC FutureApollo Missions Apollo in 50 numbers: TimeBBC Future - Richard HollinghamHumanity has spent little more than three Earth days exploring the Moon. But that time has given us an extraordinary insight into our nearest celestial neighbour. 15.28: Combined spaceflight experience
TechCrunchChina China’s Tiangong-2 space station is officially no moreTechCrunch - Darrell EtheringtonChinese space station’s Tiangong-2 has officially ended its mission, and the orbital research facility’s entire existence. The platform de-orbited and burned up as planned at just after 9 AM ET on Friday,
Angel D. Newton, PhDadded this to NASA, Space & Earth's CoreNASA NASA to send a drone to explore Saturn's biggest moonsciencefocus.com - Stuart Clark NASA has announced an ambitious new mission to look for evidence of past and even present life on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. The Dragonfly mission …
Forbesadded this to TechnologyNASA A Giant Leap For TV: How NASA Brought The Moon Landing To A Public That Had To See It To Believe ItForbes - Ariel ShapiroAs mission control guided the crew of Apollo 11 to the moon’s surface, Doug Ward had another job to do. The 29-year-old NASA public affairs officer was a “voice of Apollo,” tasked with interpreting the
New Scientistadded this to New ScientistApollo Missions Man on the moon? Why we said Apollo 11 was an empty, obsessional quest | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Conrad Quilty-Harper In 1961, New Scientist was calling for a halt to the moon race. Indeed, our 8 June 1961 issue said that the superpowers were squandering resources …
Moon Landing 50th Anniversary of Moon Landing is July 20th - Stennis Space Center played a large rolenewsms.fm - by Andi Davis On Thursday, Mississippi Congressman Michael Guest recognized the role the Stennis Space Center played in testing rockets used in the Apollo 11 …
CNBCSpace Here's what the future of space exploration might look likeCNBC July 2019 marks 50 years since the Apollo 11 moon landing when American astronaut Neil Armstrong took "one small step for man, one giant leap for …
MsCuttsScienceadded this to SpacePlay buttonMoon Humans landed on the moon 50 years ago, and it’s still freaking awesomeVox - Brian ResnickFifty years ago, human beings stepped on the moon for the first time. Some 650 million people around the world watched the historic landing on July 20, 1969, and heard astronaut Neil Armstrong say “...
Sam Gutzmanadded this to Design, Gadgets, Gear, Science, & TechNeil Armstrong 1969 Apollo 11 Mission Control Centre gets interior restorationWallpaper* - Wallpaper* MagazineAs the world reflects on the 50 years since Neil Armstrong took his first steps on the moon, NASA has worked with a team of artisans and craftspeople to painstakingly restore the Johnson Space Centre Houston
Play buttonNASA READ: Women of the Space Agency: Once Forbidden, No Longer Hiddenpbs.org - www.pbs.org In July of 1999, on Apollo 11’s 30th anniversary, at a Kennedy Space Center press conference, NASA astronaut and first moonwalker Neil Armstrong …
rye_breadadded this to Space / Earth Hubble Space Telescope Image: Hubble spots a stunning spiralphys.org - Rob Garner Galaxies come in many shapes and sizes. One of the key galaxy types we see in the universe is the spiral galaxy, as demonstrated in an especially …
Inverseadded this to InverseApollo Missions 2024 Moon Timeline Is "Extremely Tight," Says Former NASA Flight DirectorInverse - By Scott Snowden "American industry, if it gets turned on, can do just about anything." Whether or not you recognize Milt Winder’s name, you have definitely heard …
SFChronicleadded this to Bay Area and California NewsSpace Unpublished photos of Apollo 11 recovery come to the surfacesfchronicle.com - Peter Fimrite Significant artifacts of space history that nobody has seen for a half century might have been lost forever if not for Michael Reese II, who recently …
Forbesadded this to TechnologyMoon What Getting To The Moon Teaches Us About OurselvesForbes - John Baldonias author Charles Fishman notes, gave further impetus to the dream. NASA was not confident the goal was possible, but they pursued it undaunted. Marshal resources. How do you get someplace where you never
SYFY WIREadded this to SYFY WIREScience Apollo 11 at 50SYFY WIRE - Phil Plait Tomorrow — July 20, 2019 — is the 50th anniversary of the moment a human being first stepped foot on the Moon. I was four years old when Neil …
U.S. News & World Reportadded this to NewsJim Bridenstine 50 Years After Apollo, Trump Wants the U.S. Back on the Moon. What’s Different?U.S. News & World Report - Cecelia Smith-Schoenwalder A half-century after U.S. astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon, NASA is spearheading a mission to take the country back to …
Documentaries Watch NASA Network Online | Hulu (Free Trial)hulu.com - www.hulu.com NASA Discusses Recent Testing of the James Webb Space Telescope NASA Discusses Recent Testing of the James Webb Space Telescope
