CSExtra – Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Tuesday’s CSExtra features new reporting and commentary on U.S. space policy, NASA’s future and some of the people shaping both. Also, the sun is not the same old sun. 1. From Florida Today: Any compromise among legislators and policy makers over...CSExtra – Monday, June 21, 2010
Monday’s CSExtra features reports and commentary on U.S. space policy and NASA’s future. Doubts about President Obama’s 2025 asteroid vision. A former Mercury astronaut urges NASA to keep flying the shuttle. Japan makes strides in space, though faced...CSExtra – Sunday, June 20, 2010
Sunday’s CSExtra finds NASA Administrator Charles Bolden facing a conflict of interest challenge over Project OMEGA, an ocean-grown biofuel initiative led by the Ames Research Center. Meanwhile, NASA’s former administrator Mike Griffin speaks out on...CSExtra – Saturday, June 19, 2010
Saturday’s CSExtra finds a change to the proposed 2011 budget that would shift money from NASA to assist the Florida with economic development as the shuttle retires. In Huntsville, Constellation Program related lay offs are in the works. This weekend,...CSExtra – Friday, June 18, 2010
Friday’s CSExtra finds more reporting and commentary on NASA’s future path. The agency fails to meet a deadline this week imposed by the House Science and Technology Committee for records used in establishing NASA’s 2011 budget request, which...CSExtra – Thursday, June 17, 2010
Thursday’s CSExtra offers the latest reporting and commentary on the future of U.S. space policy. British Petroleum agrees to establish an escrow fund for the Gulf oil spill that rivals NASA’s annual budget. 1. From Space News: Work at NASA on a heavy lift...CSExtra – Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Wednesday’s CSExtra finds one Florida newspaper calling for an end to the stalemate between Congress and the White House over the future of NASA’s human space exploration program. Plus additional reports and commentary on the policy debate from other...CSExtra – Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Tuesday’s CSExtra finds reports of a Senate inspired plan for compromise on NASA’s human exploration strategy that would accelerate work on a heavy lift rocket, while pursuing a cautious pace on commercial crew launch services. Scientists recover...CSExtra – Monday, June 14, 2010
Monday’s CSExtra produced these headlines: In Australia, scientists scramble to find Hayabusa, the Japanese space probe that descended into the outback on Sunday after a long and troubled journey to an asteroid. The latest edition of This Week in Space examines...Space Talk
Another first at the World’s Busiest Spaceport! 🚀
Teams with NASA and @USFWS carried out a prescribed fire at Kennedy during an active launch countdown – a new capability to help protect infrastructure and habitat.
Learn why we’re making this change:
NASA Demonstrates New Prescribed Burn Capability for Spaceport
NASA teamed up with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and commercial space partners to intentionally ignite around ...
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President Trump founded the Artemis program in his first term.
Now, with the successful Artemis II mission, NASA is taking a major step forward in returning to the Moon, where we’re building a Moon base, to stay.
Looking forward to celebrating this crew with @POTUS today.
A fast Mars Courier completes its interplanetary transfer burn, flips to point back at Earth and ejects its empty propellant tanks. Thanks to a gas-core nuclear rocket, it'll reach its destination in less than 2 months.
#space #art by William Black.
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I'm just listening a bit, I always learn, but will speak a bit on Saturday's #Spaces!
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