Cooling pump problems have served to bring the space station, a $100 billion space effort, into the public’s view once again. Danger and failure often seem to have that effect. Why do we have a space station? I keep forgetting. Maybe through some sort of Freudian stream of consciousness posting I can figure things out. [...]
Archive for the ‘Space Station’ Category
Why Do We Have A Space Station?
Posted: August 5, 2010 in International Space Station, Manned Space, NASA, Space, Space Respurces, Space StationTags: Manned Space
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Planned End of Shuttle Program Delayed
Posted: April 26, 2010 in Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, NASA, Space Shuttle, Space Station, UncategorizedThe slip will move the last shuttle into a new fiscal year. Looking like somewhere between the end of November 2010 and perhaps January 2011 for launch. Charge the payload, the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, with the delay. The flux capacitor was not available for comment. Space: all it takes is time and money.
Drink To Me, Drink To My Health
Posted: November 13, 2009 in International Space Station, ISS, Manned Space, Space StationTags: Manned Space
The things we do to put people on orbit. You’re in trouble!
Space Station Threatened by Chunk of Space Junk
Posted: November 6, 2009 in ISS, Space Debris, Space Junk, Space StationTags: Space Junk
Either within five clicks or a half-click depending on which official is talking.
