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Italian Astronaut Captain Samantha Cristoforetti
ISS Astronaut Captain Samantha Cristoforetti is one of the first women fighter pilots in the Italian Air Force, logging over 500 flight hours on six types of aircraft. She’s also a big SF fan!
Asni’s Art Blog: Space Shuttle
Having a permanent space station in orbit is all well and fine, but how to get people and materials on and off it?
Asni’s Art Blog: International Space Station
It is time I picked up the thread of my series on art inspired by real existing space exploration.
Astronaut Mike Mullane on Astronauts Getting the Bends
Not just scuba divers, but spacewalking astronauts could also experience decompression sickness. i.e. “the bends”
NASA International Space Station: The Force Awakens
Space Station Happy New Year. “May the force be with you.”
Star Trek vs. International Space Station: Transporters & Robots & Tribbles (Oh my!)
“Three to beam up”. To compare Star Trek with ISS here, I need to stretch a bit.
Star Trek USS Enterprise vs. International Space Station: Computers
“Kirk to Enterprise …” Star Trek vs. ISS computers. Who wins Round 2?
Did Star Trek Get It Right?: USS Enterprise vs. International Space Station (Round 2)
“Earl Grey, hot.” The ISS is alreay breaking in prototypes of the tech Star Trek’s ships will employ in 2265 AD.
Did Star Trek Get It Right?: USS Enterprise vs. International Space Station (Part 1)
“These are the voyages”. Just how correct is Star Trek’s “future” so far?
Citizens of the Solar System: Cool TECHNOLOGY on the International Space Station
From Luke Skywalker’s “remotes” to Star Trek’s Mr. Data, science fiction is fast becoming fact on the International Space Station.
Citizens of the Solar System: Cool SCIENCE on the International Space Station
There’s a boatload of scientific research experiments currently being done on ISS. NASA doesn’t publicize this much, but I found the range and number of them staggering!
Citizens of the Solar System: 50 Years On and We’re STILL Stuck in Near-Earth Orbit?
We’ve been sending humans into near-Earth orbit for over 50 years now. Can’t we just move on?
Science Fiction is Real
The Golden Age of science fiction is long over, but perhaps we are living in the Golden Age of science.
Space Shuttle First Flights: The Legacy of Space Shuttle
Was Space Shuttle worth it? The International Space Station. The Hubble Space Telescope. How do you set a value on something that humans had only dreamed about?
The Antares Rocket Explosion: October 28, 2014
An eyewitness account of the explosion of the Antares rocket: it looks very bad on TV. Close up it was horrific.
The Top Ten Greatest Spaceships of All Time
A list of the top ten greatest spaceships of all time, following some rules, of course.
IT’S (NOT) ROCKET SCIENCE: The International Space Station
I was watching the TV commercial featuring the Space Shuttle Endeavor the other night – you know, the one where a truck tows the Shuttle through the streets of Los Angeles to its permanent exhibit […]
Amazing News, Monday, March 25, 2013
Via Huffingtonpost – The Most Detailed Map of the Internet to Date Hacker’s “broke in” to about half a million devices worldwide to create the most detailed map of internet usage to date. Want to […]
Amazing News for Tuesday, January 22
Today – Matt Mitrovitch looks at Balkanized America in Alternate history, Adam Gaffen interviews Kevin J. Anderson, and J Simpson reviews the audio work Weird Tales for Winter. Tomorrow – Samantha Henry takes a look […]
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