Whatever the origin or wisdom of the notion to start up a new military force focused on space operations, there is momentum in this direction.
Eileen Collins, a former NASA astronaut, and the first woman Space Shuttle pilot, was the featured lunchtime speaker at the International Space Development Conference (ISDC) Thursday in Arlington, Virginia.
The annual International Space Development Conference in Arlington, Virginia, opened on Thursday under the slogan, “Back to the Moon to Stay.”
There are few instances in history that compare to the moments NASA provided the world during the Apollo program.
On December 3, 1941, the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, then one of the largest newspapers in Hawaii, published an article with a headline that read “HOUSE VOTES ANTI-STRIKE BILL.” The article was referring to legislation about labor unions that was under consideration in Congress.
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Would immortality be worth it? Traveling centuries into the future via time dilation is that everyone you knew would obviously be long dead when you return.
Alumna Eleanor Morgan was a crew member for the Human Exploration and Research Analog (HERA) program at NASA.