• JUNO Orbiter Mated to Mightiest Atlas rocket for Aug. 5 Blastoff to Jupiter

    Updated: 2011-07-31 03:54:59
    In less than one week’s time, NASA’s $1.1 Billion Juno probe will blast off on the most powerful Atlas V rocket ever built and embark on a five year cruise to Jupiter where it will seek to elucidate the mysteries of the birth and evolution of our solar system’s largest planet and how that knowledge [...]

  • Introducing The week in pictures” Astronomy.com blog Astronomy.com Online Community Forums Media Gal

    Updated: 2011-07-30 00:18:28
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    Updated: 2011-07-30 00:18:27
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  • Dear NASA Folks: Show Up For Work, Please

    Updated: 2011-07-29 21:01:42
    Message from the NASA Administrator 29 July 2011 "As you know, Congress is debating how it plans to meet its obligations and raise the debt ceiling so that the country can pay its bills. The President expects that Congress will do its job, enact an increase of the debt ceiling that he can sign into law, and end this impasse. I am sending this note to remind you that NASA employees should plan to come to work next week, as scheduled, at their normal place and time."

  • Poll Suggests Public Concern Over Direction In Space

    Updated: 2011-07-29 20:15:18
    Home SpaceRef Commercial Space OnOrbit SpaceRef Europe Astrobiology Sign In This is not a NASA Website . You might learn something . It's YOUR space agency . Get involved . Take it back . Make it work for YOU . Important Disclaimer nasawatch spaceref.com Voice 1.703.787.6567 RSS Feed Twitter Advertising Archives Support Poll Suggests Public Concern Over Direction In Space By Keith Cowing on July 29, 2011 4:15 PM 13 Comments IBOPE Zogby Poll : Six in 10 Disagree With Ending Space Shuttle Fear Others Will Surpass U.S . in Exploration Majorities of U.S . voters disagree with the decision to end space shuttle missions and fear other nations might surpass the U.S . in space exploration . Also , future space exploration through both NASA and private companies is seen as preferable to either

  • Jack Marburger

    Updated: 2011-07-29 19:59:54
    Home SpaceRef Commercial Space OnOrbit SpaceRef Europe Astrobiology Sign In This is not a NASA Website . You might learn something . It's YOUR space agency . Get involved . Take it back . Make it work for YOU . Important Disclaimer nasawatch spaceref.com Voice 1.703.787.6567 RSS Feed Twitter Advertising Archives Support Jack Marburger By Keith Cowing on July 29, 2011 3:59 PM 8 Comments Statement by Director John P . Holdren on the Passing of Jack Marburger It is with great sadness that I note the passing of Dr . John H . Marburger , III , former Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and Science Advisor to President George W . Bush . Jack Marburger leaves a legacy of exceptional public service and substantial scientific contributions . He was the Nation's

  • Last Towback of a Flight Worthy Space Shuttle – Atlantis Post Touchdown Photo Album

    Updated: 2011-07-29 04:14:33
    Space Shuttle Atlantis closed out NASA’s Space Shuttle Era with a safe touchdown on July 21, 2011 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at the conclusion of the STS-135 mission, the 135th and final shuttle mission. I was extremely fortunate to be an eyewitness to history and one of the lucky few journalists permitted [...]

  • Senate Issues Subpoena to NASA for SLS Materials (Update)

    Updated: 2011-07-28 17:03:13
    Home SpaceRef Commercial Space OnOrbit SpaceRef Europe Astrobiology Sign In This is not a NASA Website . You might learn something . It's YOUR space agency . Get involved . Take it back . Make it work for YOU . Important Disclaimer nasawatch spaceref.com Voice 1.703.787.6567 RSS Feed Twitter Advertising Archives Support Senate Issues Subpoena to NASA for SLS Materials Update By Keith Cowing on July 28, 2011 1:03 PM 19 Comments Keith's 11:00 am EDT : note Sources are reporting that the Senate Commerce Committee has finally made good on its threat and has issued a subpoena to NASA regarding materials related to the SLS decision . Prior to this several letters and a hearing were held to prompt NASA in this regard . No luck . Congress is more or less convinced that the decision regarding SLS

  • NewSpace 2011

    Updated: 2011-07-28 15:49:01
    Keith's note: The NewSpace 2011 conference is underway at NASA ARC. You can follow updates via Twitter here.

  • News Flash: NASA Sets Launch Coverage Events for Juno Mission to Jupiter

    Updated: 2011-07-28 08:30:00
    The Voyager 2 image above shows Jupiter from the equator to the southern polar latitudes including the Great Red Spot, a storm that has been spinning like a cyclone for hundreds of years. NASA's Juno spacecraft is set to launch...

  • Hope For Laid Off NASA Contractor Employees

    Updated: 2011-07-28 04:05:38
    Home SpaceRef Commercial Space OnOrbit SpaceRef Europe Astrobiology Sign In This is not a NASA Website . You might learn something . It's YOUR space agency . Get involved . Take it back . Make it work for YOU . Important Disclaimer nasawatch spaceref.com Voice 1.703.787.6567 RSS Feed Twitter Advertising Archives Support Hope For Laid Off NASA Contractor Employees By Keith Cowing on July 28, 2011 12:05 AM 2 Comments DOE , Interior Eye Employees Jettisoned by Space Program New York Times The Energy Department and the Department of the Interior are among dozens of federal agencies looking to hire some of the engineers and scientists from NASA's closing space program . NASA and the Office of Personnel Management held a job fair yesterday in Cape Canaveral , Fla . less than a week after the

  • Russia Has Decided To Throw the ISS Away in 2020 (Update)

    Updated: 2011-07-28 00:51:47
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  • NASA Needs To Go To Priceline.com

    Updated: 2011-07-27 16:22:44
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  • Found! Lost 1967 Space Probe that Crashed on Far Side of the Moon

    Updated: 2011-07-27 07:06:00
    NASA scientists believe they may have found the final resting place of Lunar Orbiter 2 which achieve lasting fame when it sent back a stunning oblique image of the Copernicus crater in 1967 (above), dubbed "the picture of the century"...

  • Closing NASA Data Centers

    Updated: 2011-07-27 04:14:31
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  • NASA Visualization Explorer for iPad

    Updated: 2011-07-26 23:04:38
    NASA has released the NASA Visualization Explorer, "the coolest way to get stories about NASA's space-based Earth science research. Download it now and see a world of often intangible data brought to life in stunning and beautiful form. Only for the iPad." Download

  • Photo: The Boot of Italy As Seen From Orbit

    Updated: 2011-07-26 22:33:15
    : Sunday , July 31, 2011 About On Orbit Advertise Here Contact Information Feedback Log Out Home Blogs Features Recent Posts Photo : The Boot of Italy As Seen From Orbit Submitted by keithcowing on Tue , 07 26 2011 14:33. Earth An almost vertical view from the Earth-orbiting space shuttle Atlantis , photographed by one of four STS-135 crewmembers , shows the southernmost part of Italy , referred to as the boot . The eastern-most part of Sicily made it into the frame at left . The dark triangle in upper left corner is part of the window frame on the shuttle's flight deck . When the photo was taken , the STS-135 astronauts were on the mission's second day of activity in Earth orbit , and the eve of docking day with the International Space Station . Photo credit : NASA S135-E-006377 9 July

  • NASA Cassini Image: Southern Iapetus

    Updated: 2011-07-26 22:29:10

  • Jon Morse Is Leaving NASA

    Updated: 2011-07-26 17:45:35
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  • Bryan O'Connor is Retiring From NASA

    Updated: 2011-07-26 17:33:33
    Home SpaceRef Commercial Space OnOrbit SpaceRef Europe Astrobiology Sign In This is not a NASA Website . You might learn something . It's YOUR space agency . Get involved . Take it back . Make it work for YOU . Important Disclaimer nasawatch spaceref.com Voice 1.703.787.6567 RSS Feed Twitter Advertising Archives Support Bryan O'Connor is Retiring From NASA By Keith Cowing on July 26, 2011 1:33 PM No Comments NASA Internal Memo : Bryan O'Connor is Retiring From NASA I told my staff this morning that I plan to retire effective 31 August . From June , 2002, when Sean O'Keefe asked me to return to NASA for a third time to serve in this position , until this very day , I have been privileged to work on important projects with and among the best people in the world . Over time you have

  • Laurie Leshin Is Departing NASA

    Updated: 2011-07-26 17:09:22
    Home SpaceRef Commercial Space OnOrbit SpaceRef Europe Astrobiology Sign In This is not a NASA Website . You might learn something . It's YOUR space agency . Get involved . Take it back . Make it work for YOU . Important Disclaimer nasawatch spaceref.com Voice 1.703.787.6567 RSS Feed Twitter Advertising Archives Support Laurie Leshin Is Departing NASA By Keith Cowing on July 26, 2011 1:09 PM 2 Comments NASA Internal Memo : Laurie Leshin Is Departing I wanted to share some news with you . I have accepted a position outside of NASA . I will be the Dean of the School of Science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute RPI in New York starting in October . RPI will be announcing my appointment today . I will remain here at NASA HQ until mid- to late-September and look forward to continuing to work

  • Video: The Future of NASA with Neil deGrasse Tyson

    Updated: 2011-07-25 23:31:41

  • Establishing a "JSC Acceleration Center"

    Updated: 2011-07-25 18:28:28
    Home SpaceRef Commercial Space OnOrbit SpaceRef Europe Astrobiology Sign In This is not a NASA Website . You might learn something . It's YOUR space agency . Get involved . Take it back . Make it work for YOU . Important Disclaimer nasawatch spaceref.com Voice 1.703.787.6567 RSS Feed Twitter Advertising Archives Support Establishing a JSC Acceleration Center By Keith Cowing on July 25, 2011 2:28 PM 5 Comments Notice of Availability RFI : Potential Industry Interest : Use of NASA JSC Facility for Purpose of Establishing a JSC Acceleration Center The National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Johnson Space Center JSC is seeking to identify potential industry interest in an agency real property asset located at JSC in Houston , TX for the purpose of establishing a JSC Acceleration

  • China's 1st Space Station Tiangong-1 Prepares For Launch

    Updated: 2011-07-25 17:43:37
    While China's first astronaut is publicly discussing the prospect of China's future engagement with the International Space Station, Tiangong-1 is loaded with payloads and is undergoing final tests before its launch at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in China's Gansu...

  • So long space Astronomy.com blog Astronomy.com Online Community Forums Media Galleries Blogs

    Updated: 2011-07-22 15:31:24
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  • So long space Astronomy.com blog Astronomy.com Online Community Forums Media Galleries Blogs

    Updated: 2011-07-22 15:31:23
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  • Press Release: The End of the Space Shuttle Program

    Updated: 2011-07-21 08:00:00
    On the Planetary Society web site: The End of the Space Shuttle Program

  • Planet or Not…

    Updated: 2011-07-20 22:54:57
    Pluto Has Moons That distant world called Pluto has surprised astronomers again, yielding up yet another moon.  Pluto’s largest moon is Charon and was discovered in 1978.  Two more — Nix and Hydra — were found in 2005. The new one, called P4 (for now), is quite small, somewhere between 13 to 34 kilometers across, and [...]

  • Back to the Moon

    Updated: 2011-07-19 17:43:18
    In Stereo ARTEMIS P2 Enters Lunar Orbit Well, this is kinda cool. NASA has taken two satellites that would have been shut down in 2010 and put them in orbit around the Moon to give us a continual up-close-and-personal view of the  lunar surface from about 60 miles away. The spacecraft, called the Aceleration, Reconnection, Turbulence, and [...]

  • One Year Later

    Updated: 2011-07-07 06:18:47
    It’s kind of crazy to realize that a year ago today was the day when I formally “took the plunge”, and left my old company to start Altius Space Machines. While it was a very scary decision at the time–I only had a tiny bit over $10k in the bank, no contracts setup in advance, [...]

  • Moon Day Countdown

    Updated: 2011-06-28 23:52:13
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  • Be Afraid

    Updated: 2011-06-16 23:48:05
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  • In The News: Living Interplanetary Spaceflight Experiment

    Updated: 2011-06-01 08:00:00
    On the Planetary Society web site: Living Interplanetary Spaceflight Experiment

  • “Crossing the Threshold: Advancing into Space to Benefit the Earth”

    Updated: 2011-05-30 18:08:55
    : Home Forums About Contact Web www.outofthecradle.net Lunar Library : Sections Main Apollo Big Rocks From Space BRfS Fact BRfS Fiction Cultura Lunaris Fun Games High Frontier HF Biologics HF EML-1 HF Facilities Infrastructure HF Fiction HF Navigation HF Resources HF Settlements Habitats La Luna La Lune Moon Fiction Moonbases Selenography Selenology Selenospheres Space Biz Space Law Youth Youth Apollo Youth Educator Materials Youth High Frontier Fact Youth High Frontier Fiction Youth Moon Fact Youth Moon Fiction Yueh OotC : Sections Main Book Reviews Civil Space Programs International Space Station Space Science Space Shuttle Vision for Space Exploration Commercial Space Lunar Orbital Suborbital EVA Interviews EVA FAQs JAT D EVA Reviews Humor Interviews Ken’s Lunar Library Apollo Big Rocks

  • Anchor Tenancy

    Updated: 2011-05-26 06:52:36
    Keith Cowing posted an interesting notice over on SpaceRef today. Basically NASA is using authority in one bill to remove a restriction in their acquisition regulations on doing “anchor tenant” type contracts. Anchor tenancy agreements have been talked about in the past as a way of making it easier to close the business case on [...]

  • Congrats on Taking the Plunge

    Updated: 2011-05-24 07:01:59
    I just read today that Selenian Boondocks coblogger, Kirk Sorensen, just stepped down as Chief Nuclear Technologist at Teledyne Brown Engineering to start his own company, Flibe Energy, focused on commercializing his LFTR (Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor) technology. Way to go Kirk! I like the angle he’s taking. While this reactor is nominally a power-generator, [...]

  • Propellant Depot Heads Up

    Updated: 2011-05-04 06:56:17
    It probably won’t happen too soon, but I give a little heads up on this Altius Space Machines blog post about some depot orbital dynamics work I’m working with a friend on. Hope I have time to talk about it soon.

  • Keynes vs. Hayek Round Two

    Updated: 2011-04-29 02:31:24
    Nothing to do with space policy or technology, but this has to be one of the most brilliant music videos I’ve ever seen: Someone actually made a rap video that I not only watched all the way through, but watched again. Alas, the ending seems all too close to reality.

  • Sorensen TEDxYYC Thorium Talk

    Updated: 2011-04-23 21:19:54
    I gave a talk at the Calgary session of TEDx on April 1, 2011 and lunar exploration formed an aspect of my talk, I hope you enjoy it.

  • “Solar Power from the Moon”

    Updated: 2011-04-20 00:31:56
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  • Heavy Blogging Coming Soon…

    Updated: 2011-04-19 05:04:11
    …to that other blog I run. In today’s blog post, I just opened the kimono a bit about our new rendezvous and docking product (the tractor beam I’ve hinted at) and committed to try and do at least one short blog post per day for the next month while we push through a major product [...]

  • Space Show Classroom Presentation

    Updated: 2011-04-08 07:06:00
    I forgot to throw the link up over here, but I put my presentation for the Space Show Classroom up on my Altius Blog. Here’s a link. [Update: I had a glaring error on one of the slides pointed out. It turns out that an inclined plane in LEO will only line up with an [...]

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