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Tag Archives: NASA
Interview With Homer Hickam
Homer Hickam is probably best known for his classic memoir Rocket Boys which was made into the 1999 movie October Sky. He is also a bestselling and award-winning author of more than a dozen other books including his military history … Continue reading
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Tagged biolastic, Boyle's Law, Cape Hatteras, Crater, decompression sickness, Dinosaur Hunter, Distinguished Service Award, Fillmore County, Garfield County, gillie, helium-3, Homer Hickam, Homer Hickman, Josh Thurlow, Liftport, NASA, October Sky, Olympic torch, Paco, Rocket Boys, scrag, scrapes, Sky of Stone, Space Elevator, St. John, The Cat Who Meowed in Space, The Keeper's Son, Torpedo Junction, Vietnam Vet
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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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Interview With Charles Justiz
A graduate of the of the United States Air Force Academy and a former United States Air Force Officer, Charles Justiz has logged over 16,000 hours on over 100 different types of aircraft during his career. Prior to his retirement from NASA in 2010, Dr. Justiz … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace engineering, Air Force Academy, Apollo 13, Artificial Intelligence, Aviation Safety, Dayna Steele, DC-9, ionized plasma flows around charged spacecraft, KC-135, Machine Based Intelligence, Mass Fraction, NASA, plausible science, rocket science, Ron Howard, rotovator, Space Elevator, space shuttle, Specific Impulse, successor to the Space Shuttle, suspension of disbelief, Tom Hanks, University of Houston, USAF, Vomit Comet
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