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LEE’S SUMMIT, DECEMBER 6, 2014 – “There is your new spacecraft America!” Rob Navias said as the Orion Capsule neared the water only one and a half miles from its designate splashdown point off of Baja California. Those words may… Continue Reading →
In recent years, NASA, has ramped up deep space exploration. Granted, we haven’t been sending people out into the far flung reaches of space, but we have been looking, watching, and waiting. Missions like Kepler, Opportunity, and Hyugens have… Continue Reading →
LEE’S SUMMIT, October 26, 2011 – China is getting ready to launch the Shenzhou-8 spacecraft in early November. This is the next step in China’s development of their space capability – learning how to dock in space. America is still… Continue Reading →
SHENZHEN CHINA, September 27, 2011 – The long march to space continues for China as it stalls in the United States. In today’s Shenzhen Daily, as I read it at the airport, the headline reads: Tiangong-1 launch planned at 9:16… Continue Reading →
History is being made on the final frontier. Space tourism is becoming a reality, competitors are preparing their lunar rovers, and private companies are expanding into space. People have paid $30 million to get a ride into space. That changes… Continue Reading →
