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.
It is time I picked up the thread of my series on art inspired by real existing space exploration.
Not just scuba divers, but spacewalking astronauts could also experience decompression sickness. i.e. “the bends”
No space selfie for Amazing Stories
Astronaut Mike Mullane has some insights into the ramifications of the Apollo 1 fire. Also, Gus Grissom was buried at West Point and as a cadet Mike marched in his funeral.
A Sci Fi scavenger hunt!
NASA’s “Failure Is Not An Option” culture was born three days after the Apollo 1 fire.
Not all government cover-ups need to be about little green men. The novelization of Capricorn One by Ron Goulart shows us that man-made treacheries can be just as disconcerting.
Before von Braun, before even Goddard, there was Pedro Paulet, the Boy Who Dreamed of the Moon
“NASA believed that necessary and sufficient action had been taken to prevent a fire. Of course, all ignition sources had not been eliminated.”
Bezos & Musk duke it out – INNNN SPAAAAAAACE!; Tarzan of the Planet of the Apes; awards, diversity and more
“Hey!” and Ed White broadcast, “I’ve got a fire in the cockpit!” The Apollo outer hull ruptured and all three astronauts were dead.
The novel Earthbound by Mark R. Healy is a fast paced adventure, following one man’s attempt to escape a dying world and leave his sordid past behind.
Grissom, White and Chaffee weren’t the first Apollo astronauts to die on the job. Four died in NASA training jet accidents. Why didn’t they get more attention?
Astronauts Ed White and Roger Chaffee were American heroes destined to go to the Moon. Unfortunately, neither of them made it.
In this week’s viewing: BBK/BRNK and ERASED join Gundam in showing that adults are a bunch of double-crossing creeps, and more!
NASA’s “Failure is not an option” started after the Apollo 1 fire. Too late for Gus Grissom.
aliens, aliens and more aliens; Boskone, space flowers, ice volcanoes, Groot, drones and Star Trek. Plus Suicide Squad and GotG. And – you guessed it – even more.
Unusual night display begins shaping up this morning at dawn
Space Station Happy New Year. “May the force be with you.”
In this week’s viewing: Kagewani has a suitably horrifying ending, Concrete Revolutio drops a huge bomb, and more!
Spaceships landing the way they should! Welcome to the science fiction future.
“Three to beam up”. To compare Star Trek with ISS here, I need to stretch a bit.
In this week’s viewing: Catching up means a double dose of flashbacks, a sudden improvement in Utawarerumono, and more!
I belong to a generation who have grown up in the knowledge that humans can fly to the moon.
“Kirk to Enterprise …” Star Trek vs. ISS computers. Who wins Round 2?
A whole difference in cultural outlook, summed up in a slight difference in terminology.

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