Dinner with Apollo12 Astronaut Alan Bean
It’s Friday 11th October, 2013. I’m aching from a five and a half hour car journey from central London to Pontefract, but […]
Author: SpaceKate
The Lynx Effect?
Lynx adverts show their products as having the power to mesmerise and enchant the ladies, instantly drawing them like moths to a […]
Lynx Space Academy: Stage Two
I’m petrified. By the end of the weekend I may be one step closer of my dream of getting to space, or, […]
Association of Space Explorers – 26th Planetary Congress
The Association of Space Explorers (ASE) is perhaps the most exclusive club in the universe. To be eligible to join […]
Women in Space
NASA’s new astronaut class is the first ever to have an even split of men and women. Of the eight new […]
Valentina’s Day – celebrating the first woman in space
Fifty years ago today the first woman was launched into space by the Soviet Union. Valentina Tereshkova orbited our planet 48 times […]
Tim Peake – the politics and the possibilities
It was just a few months ago that I wrote about Maj Timothy Peake after he spoke at the British Interplanetary Society. […]
T-10 Wins ‘Most Inspiring App’ – International Space Apps Challenge
T-10 is the officially the “Most Inspiring App” in the 2013 NASA International Space Apps Challenge! The team are extremely proud to […]
Letter to a Commander
In just less than 30 minutes time Colonel Chris Hadfield will handover the reins of the ISS to Russian Cosmonaut Pavel Vinogradov. In […]
International Space Apps Challenge
It was the biggest hackathon in the world apparently. 83 different locations around the globe hosting space fans, coders, designers and more […]