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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Interview With Kevin Schillo
Kevin Schillo is a Graduate Research Assistant at University of Alabama in Huntsville in Aviation and Aerospace. He has worked on a wide variety of engineering projects, including aircraft, rocket, and satellite design and optimization. His novella Apotheosis is one of five … Continue reading
SciFi Q of the Day: From the Ocean to Space
SciFi Question of the Day: How can exploring the depths of the ocean prepare us for exploring space? Facebook Answers: Amanda Prinsloo Decompression factors. Daniel Beard how to get 200 people living together in a small pipe for months without killing … Continue reading
Posted in SciFi Q of the Day
Tagged closed loop life support, James Cameron, National Geographic, NEEMO, OOREO
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Interview With Michael Interbartolo III
Michael Interbartolo III is the In Situ Field Test Project Manager at NASA’s Johnson Space Center. He is responsible for overseeing the design, test and integration of the first generation system that will process representative Martian soil and atmosphere to produce … Continue reading
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Tagged Andree Wallin, Attitude Control Branch, civil servant, deep space travel, Division Certification of Flight Readiness, Exceptional Achievement Medal, George Lucas, George Washington University, Goddard, Goldilocks zone, Have we stopped dreaming?, In Situ Field Test Project, ion propulsion, Johnson Space Center, Joseph Kosinski, Kepler Mission, LOx, Marian atmosphere, Mars, Martian soil, Methane thruster, Mike Massimino, Mission Control, Mission Operations Directorate, NASA, Natalie Villalobos, Neil deGrasse Tyson, nerd tree, Oblivion, Orbiter Project Office, Orion Avionics, Paul Spudis, Penny for NASA, Penny4NASA, products that have come from the space program, Prophets of Science Fiction, Pursuit, Robotic mission to Mars, shuttle Atlantis, solar electric propulsion, Space Transportation Vehicle Division, Space X, SpaceX, Spartan payloads, Special Payloads Division, Star Wars, Steely Eye Missile (wo)men of Mission Ops, Steely Eyed Missile Men of Mission Ops, Tau'ri Battlecruiser, The Big Bang Theory
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One Year In
I honestly don’t remember the day, but I know it was March something… My blog is one year old. Maybe I should have some kind of celebration, but honestly, I feel more like my anniversary is in November. NaNoWriMo 2010 … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary & Musing, ROW80, Writing
Tagged #FeltTips, #ROW80, Felt Tips, NaNoWriMo, Star Trek New Voyages, Star Trek Phase II
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SciFi Question of the Day: Those Aren’t Planets…
SciFi Question of the day: OMG! NASA has just revealed that those brighter than usual lights we’ve been seeing in the night sky this month are NOT actually planets as we’d originally thought! So… what are they? Facebook Answers: Eylat … Continue reading
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Moving Up in the World
Last weekend, something very special arrived in the mail. My first publishing contract! Next winter, I will have a short story in Felt Tips, the world’s first ever office-supply themed anthology of erotica for charity. I’m still kind of floating … Continue reading
Interview with Karen Stivali
Karen Stivali is a prolific writer, compulsive baker and chocoholic with a penchant for books, movies and fictional British men. When she’s not writing, she can be found cooking extravagant meals and serving them to family and friends, who never seem to mind … Continue reading
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Tagged Always You, British men, Karen Booth, Long-Distance Lovers, Mah naum a nuh, Marry Me, Meant to Be, sex and chocolate
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One Week to Go
This Round is over in about 10 days. I definitely fell short of what I wanted to accomplish, but more importantly I learned a lot about myself and how I write. I also developed more as a writer, getting a … Continue reading
SciFi Q of the Day: Play Dough
SciFi Question of the Day: What level of technology will we need to reach in order to separate the rainbow-gray mash of play dough back into it’s individual colors? Facebook Answers Robert B. Fredricksen I think even if we had a … Continue reading
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Drama Queens
When creating a character, I take bits and pieces of actual people, other characters, and I twist them and mix them into something new. I exaggerate certain aspects. I take some character trait that is the result of a plethora … Continue reading →