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The January/February 2012 issue of Space Times is up on the site: http://astronautical.org/spaceti...
From the 2011 Goddard: Steve Squyres' presentation, "The Future of Solar System Exploration: http://www.astronautical.org/node...
From the 2011 AAS Goddard Symposium: slides and video of David Neyland, "DARPA/NASA Joint Efforts" http://astronautical.org/node...
From the 2011 AAS Goddard Symposium, video and slides from David Neyland of DARPA: hhttp://astronautical.org/node...
New at AAS: Video of keynote addresses by John Holdren and Charles Bolden at the Goddard Symposium http://astronautical.org/node...
Afternoon panel 1, Partnerships That Matter: Charles Baker (NOAA), Kathy Turner (DOE), Andreas Diekmann (ESA), William Smith (AURA)
David Neyland of DARPA talking about DARPA-NASA connections--surprised he was the first ever DARPA speaker at AAS
Murtagh: largest geomagnetic storms on record (1859, 1921) occurred during below-average solar max--similar to expected 2012 solar max
Bill Murtagh, NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center: next year's solar maximum and end of Mayan calendar is only a coincidence
Protecting Our Home panel: NEOs: Tom Jones (FIHMC), Michael A'Hearn (UMaryland); Space weather: William Murtagh (NASA), Michael Hesse (NASA)
Squyres on MAX-C/ExoMars flagship mission: "We've reached a point in Mars science... where we have to bring samples back."
It's day 2 of the 49th annual Robert H. Goddard Memorial Symposium in Greenbelt, Maryland. Steve Squyres of Cornell is giving the keynote.
Gerstenmaier on current uncertainty: "When the Wright brothers came together they didn't have a mission statement or a vision statement"
NASA Admin Bolden was the first speaker of the day--the general choked up a bit while talking about the upcoming Shuttle retirement
Welcome to the 49th Robert H. Goddard Memorial Symposium in Greenbelt, Maryland
@XiNeutrino As it usually happens, Mom tends to know what's best for you.
2007 Emme Award Astronautical Literature Award to Michael Neufeld for Von Braun: Dreamer of Space, Engineer of War http://www.astronautical.org/2009...
Deadline for the NASA contest for students (ages 5 to 18) to name NASA's next Mars rover is coming up on 25 Jan: http://www.astronautical.org/2009...
Slides from the 2008 AAS National Conference in Pasadena are now posted on astronautical.org: http://www.astronautical.org/2008.... Go crazy.
The field is set for the 2009 CanSat Competition -- 26 teams registered http://www.astronautical.org/2008...
If you see anything mixed up (there are a lot of slides, etc.), let me know: webmaster@astronautical.org
We've posted the slide presentations from last week's Von Braun Memorial Symposium on astronautical.org: http://www.astronautical.org/2008...
Applications Available for 2009 NASA Postdoctoral Fellowship Programs: http://www.astronautical.org/2008... - Sagan, Einstein, and Hubble fellowships
NASA Admin Mike Griffin gave a speech at the first AAS Wernher Von Braun Memorial Symposium in Alabama yesterday: http://www.astronautical.org/2008...
Payload fairing jettisoned, second stage separated, third stage ignited
@SpaceVidcast Wicked, thanks, will try it (had to get around .wmx by getting old Windows machine out of storage)
Now inside the launch window for IBEX -- nominal launch in ~3 minutes http://www.nasa.gov/mission... [nasa.gov]
There's a live webcast of the launch at nasa.gov: http://webcast.ksc.nasa.gov/code... (though I can't open it via Mac, a .wmx extnsn)
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