Sunday, November 8th, 2009
Recently, the B. Bernice Young school in New Jersey has come under fire for teaching students a song praising President Obama. Colleges are now...
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Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009
On Nov. 3 1957, the Soviet Union launched its second satellite into orbit, Sputnik 2. Unlike Sputnik 1, this satellite carried a passenger, a dog...
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Monday, November 2nd, 2009
These days there are all manner of fan pages on the social networking site Facebook. One of the more recent ones attempts to strengthen the bond...
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Sunday, November 1st, 2009
As most of the mainstream media has turned away from covering space and science stories, one media outlet hasn’t. In fact, the staff of online...
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Friday, October 30th, 2009
It is not one of the most famous images in space exploration history - but perhaps it should be. The image I am speaking about shows a tiny point of...
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Friday, October 30th, 2009
While traveling to California this past week I had the opportunity to read Michael Belfiore's, Rocketeers. The book is a solid and easy read...
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On Feb.1, 2003 the space shuttle Columbia and the crew of STS-107 were lost on re-entry after a flawless 16-day mission. It was a devastating blow to...
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When possibly history-making events take place, it is crucial to review how the media covers these events. NASA launched the experimental Ares 1-X...
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There have been numerous test flights launched from Kennedy Space Center over the past 30 years. Delta IV, Delta II and Atlas V rockets with...
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In the wee hours this morning the Ares 1-X experimental rocket trundled to launch pad 39b. This new moon rocket is the test article that will prove...
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