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In Case We Have a Problem, Houston
Space race historian David Portree outlines the choices astronauts stranded in lunar orbit would have faced. Spoiler Alert: none of them are very good. Continue reading
We’re All Living in America
The New World Order is a harsh, cold vacuum. Video after the jump. Continue reading
Stick the Landing: Vote for the Apollo Stamp
A candidacy we heartily commend: vote to make this commemorative Apollo stamp the US representative in a new gallery of International stamps at the Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum. Continue reading
The Ungainly Beauty of Russia’s Space Infrastructure
Throughout its beleaguered history, the Russian space program has produced a long line of sturdy, curiously attractive hardware. Continue reading
The woman in the moon
It’s a lunar crater—in this case, a rather striking one found in the Bay of Rainbow’s in the moon’s northern hemisphere. But as the blazon of Chinese characters indicates, there’s something different about this image. The probe Chang’e 2—named for the Chinese goddess who lives on the moon with her companion, the herbalist Jade Rabbit—is scouting sites for a planned Chinese robotic moon landing in 2013. The budget for Chang’e 2 is reportedly a mere $134 million. Continue reading
The Moon Landing, 40 Years Later
It has been 40 years today since Neil Armstrong first set foot on the moon, effectively becoming the first human being ever to set foot on a space mass other than Earth. Almost half a century later, the first step is still awe-inspiring. Thank you for providing the inspiration needed to launch MTV.
