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There is something about the space shuttle...
Posted by Mat Kaplan on 2010/11/01 06:48 CDT
Mat Kaplan relays his experiences and thoughts as he makes his way to the Kennedy Space Center to witness the launch of the shuttle Discovery.
Posted by Rosaly Lopes on 2010/10/07 05:22 CDT
Rosaly Lopes relates her time at a workshop in Piton.
Expedition to Piton volcano, Reunion Island
Posted by Rosaly Lopes on 2010/10/02 11:05 CDT
It so happens that there is a Calderas Workshop going on the same week as DPS and I was invited to talk about planetary calderas. I chose several on Venus, Mars and Io to focus on.
Posted by 5thstar on 2009/06/23 07:48 CDT
In 1995, 572 astronaut applicants were narrowed down to 125 based on their resumes and English scores, then down to 48 based on paper exams and brief medical checks. These 48 candidates went through a week of comprehensive medical checks and job interviews.
Posted by John Smith on 2009/06/07 12:01 CDT
Each Titan flyby is not a fork in the road, but rather a Los Angeles style cloverleaf in terms of the dizzying number of possible destinations. So how did our current and future plans for the path of the Cassini spacecraft come to be? That's the question Dave Seal put to me since that's my job -- I am a tour designer.
Canto IV: A Cog in the Wheel, a New Star in the Sky
Posted by David Seal on 2009/06/06 01:02 CDT
David Seal talks about his experience working with Kevin Beurle.
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