Creating ‘Space’ for Space
Having ‘space’ within space seems to be a critical bottleneck in manned space exploration, second of course to cost-effective round trip travel.... Read More
Inflatable Habitats from Sea to Space
Recent space news is nothing short of exciting: http://www.natureworldnews.com/articles/20550/20160409/nasa-and-affiliates-send-inflatable-habitat-named-beam-into-space.htm. An inflatable habitat is headed to space. This of course makes great sense to be... Read More
NASA’s Ocean Worlds Exploration Program
News of a recent NASA proposed budget to the House Appropriations Committee crossed my desk just this week, and while the vision... Read More
the best of both worlds
Gotta love it – the plan to dive the methane seas of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon – in 2040 nonetheless. That’s right... Read More
Malaysia 370 | an ocean education rollercoaster
I too have been among the masses tuning in almost nightly to find updates on missing Malaysia flight 370. It’s been an... Read More
where will we humans play next – Mars?
A recent CNN piece discussed the future of NASA, with a particular focus on the ‘spark’ that has been long since lost... Read More
one small step for man – 8 years earlier
I wouldn’t have thought twice about today being any more significant than yesterday, though thanks to Google I was reminded otherwise. Today... Read More
STS-51L Challenger Tragedy | 25 Years Today
Twenty-five years ago this very morning (at age 6) I was sitting on a tile floor in the hallway of Martin Elementary School... Read More
an Earth-like Evolution
Are we alone? The question of all questions, of all civilizations, and of all time. The fact that we have such high... Read More