Jason Davis
Illinois, United States
Proposed name: Science Journalist
Jason Davis is a science journalist and guest blogger for the Planetary Society. He is a journalism graduate student at the University of Arizona. Links to more of his work can be found on his website.
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Latest Blog Posts
Antares sails test payload into orbit
Posted 2013/04/22 11:12 CDT | 3 comments
Orbital Sciences Corporation completed a major milestone for NASA's COTS program as their Antares rocket sent a test payload into orbit.
Antares ready for inaugural flight
Posted 2013/04/11 09:48 CDT | 5 comments
Orbital Sciences Corporation is ready to send their Antares rocket system on its inaugural flight.
Dragon overcomes issues, arrives at Station
Posted 2013/03/04 09:16 CST | 2 comments
SpaceX's Dragon capsule has arrived at the International Space Station following a wild Friday in which the capsule's thrusters experienced an issue.
Latest Processed Space Images
Posted 2012/10/08 | 0 comments
In this animation from SpaceX's CRS-1 flight, the top-right engine (number one) is engulfed in an orange flash, just before several pieces of debris fall from the Falcon 9.
Daphnis cruises through the Keeler Gap
Posted 2012/08/16 | 0 comments
Saturn's moon Daphnis cruises through the Keeler Gap in this series of images taken by the Cassini spacecraft. The moon's gravity tugs on the surrounding ring material, creating ripples.
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