On the 53rd anniversary, thoughts from Rick Tumlinson.
Also, it’s still not too late to do the space seder.
Category Archives: Space History
Lori Garver’s Book
I have a review up now, at The Space Review.
[Tuesday-morning update]
Here is an earlier review, over at The Hill. And another from Keith Cowing.
Lori’s Book
Courtney Stadd has a lengthy review of it.
Conjoined Twins
Eric Berger describes the difficulties of and prospects for separating the Russian and non-Russian segments of the ISS.
Ukraine And Space
Thoughts on the implications of the invasion, from Bob Zimmerman.
[Friday-morning update]
The repercussions of this for the space industry could be broad and unforeseeable.
It was always a mistake to make ourselves so reliable on Russian/Ukrainian hardware.
[Afternoon update]
Ukrainian invasions have affected our own space policies in the past.
As Jeff notes, if the Russians pull out of ISS, their human spaceflight program wouldn’t have much to do.
[Mid-afternoon update]
Yet.
[Saturday-morning update]
Eric Berger runs through the potential implications for space.
Good NASA Versus Bad NASA
I’m supposedly quoted in this piece (or at least I gave Jim some suggestions), but unfortunately, it’s behind a paywall.
Apollo 1
It’s been fifty-five years since the pad disaster. It was the day before my birthday.
Apollo 15
On the fiftieth anniversary of the landing, Bob Zimmerman has some thoughts.
China’s Nuclear Arsenal
A good story about the undergrad who found it.
52nd Anniversary
Apollo 11 launched on this day in 1969. I’ll be on The Space Show on Tuesday night, talking about Evoloterra.