Understanding Space: Where do I start?
Spaceflight is cool and exciting, but I’ll admit it, I’m new to all this stuff. I’ve been hanging out with some of […]
The importance of outreach
I was chosen as one of the lucky few to be part of NASA’s STS-133 launch tweet-up, back in September last year. […]
25 years later – Challenger deserves better
Photograph courtesy of NASA: Official portrait of the STS 51-L crewmembers. In the back row (l.-r.) Mission specialist Ellison S. Onizuka, Teacher […]
STS-133 rollercoaster continues
“I would say that the space shuttle is an American icon and it represents the best that America has to offer… […]
Make some space!
It’s a rainy day here in Portland. Oregon, so what is a space geek to do if they want to stay warm […]
Space-Nomading across the USA
Apologies for the radio-silence. I’ve been trying to work out where this little #SpaceNomad should go next. The good news is that […]
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, […]
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 […]
Trying to keep my feet on the ground
Okay, so, for a blog about trying to get into space, the title of blog post may not seem to make much […]
Introducing the SpaceTalk Audioboo Stream
So, I’m here sharing my excitement and attempting to catch some interesting people to interview using Audioboo – which is […]