Apr 13, 2010 | NASA, Space and Science
Source: The New York Times During his trip to the Kennedy Space Center this week, President Obama will be confronted with an awkward political reality: when it comes to space exploration, sometimes even Republicans can be passionate advocates for the public option....
Apr 13, 2010 | Commercial Space, NASA
Source: The New York Times Will President Obama’s plan for space exploration bring us closer to Mars — or is it a step backward for those who favor human exploration of the solar system? In my Findings column, I discuss some potential advantages of Mr. Obama’s plan to...
Apr 13, 2010 | Constellation Program, NASA
Source: Houston Chronicle This is another big week for NASA and its space centers in the fierce political battle being fought over the future of human spaceflight. Below I’ve tried to provide an overview, and take a peek at what may happen in the coming days and...
Apr 12, 2010 | Education, Education Station, NASA
Recipe for the Future: Pete Conrad Spirit of Innovation Awards Program Combines Entrepreneurship, Imagination and High-School Innovators Moffett Field, CA – April 12, 2010 – The Conrad Foundation’s 2010 Innovation Summit concluded over the weekend with the...
Apr 12, 2010 | Education, NASA, Uncategorized
Source: The Huntsville Times By Steve Campbell Times Staff Writer steve.campbell@htimes.com 17th Moon Buggy Race draws local, world competitors The races started with fist bumps, concentration, and even hoots and hollers reminiscent of a pre-game pep rally. But after...
Apr 12, 2010 | NASA, Space Shuttle
Source: Houston Chronicle There are 21 other bids, with some bearing political baggage WASHINGTON — Houston faces stiff competition from across the country in its bid to permanently display one of the three aging space shuttles that NASA will hand over to...