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October 18, 2012Buried Treasure, Cool, Photography

Buried treasure

Every now and then, when I’m meant to be doing something completely different, I uncover interesting space things online. I’ve decided to […]

August 8, 2012Audio, Cool, Events, Journalism, Photography, SpaceNomad

OMG: JPL for MSL landing!

It was a somewhat cheeky email I sent, just lightly mentioning that I was hoping to be at JPL for the Mars […]

March 25, 2011Cool, Photography

London from Space

It’s been a busy week here in London. I arrived back from the Space Nomad adventure and started a new job over […]

March 13, 2011Audio, Events, Opinion, Photography, SpaceNomad, TweetUp

My first shuttle launch – there are no words

  Yesterday I watched shuttle Discovery land for the final time, and I realised that I’ve not yet posted a piece here […]

February 24, 2011Photography, Resources, SpaceNomad, TweetUp

How to photograph a shuttle launch

It’s launch day! Today! After one hell of an adventure (I promise I’ll explain more later) the #spacenomad is back in Florida […]

February 3, 2011Audio, Events, Photography, SpaceNomad, TweetUp

NASA Launch TweetUp: STS-133, Discovery's final flight

I’ve spoken before about my excitement about getting chosen for the NASA Tweet-up for the launch of STS-133, and how wonderful it […]

December 22, 2010Getting to space, Photography, Resources, SpaceNomad

Postcards from Earth

  I’ve always enjoyed the photos that astronauts have tweeted from space, and I’m especially enjoying Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli’s tweets because I’ve met him, […]

December 9, 2010Audio, Events, Journalism, Photography, SpaceNomad

SpaceX Falcon 9 Dragon Capsule Launch – aka My first rocket launch!

So I’ve been dreaming about getting into space, and I’m merrily living my life as a Space Nomad, chasing space stuff around […]

September 19, 2010Photography

Something to aim for

I’ve been watching the International Space Station flying over my garden in London over the last few months. I used it as […]

September 19, 2010Photography

Almost in Space

This is the closest that I’ve ever got to space, although really, it wasn’t me, it was a high altitude balloon. I […]

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