Space Camp today launched a new website. The Space Camp/Aviation Challenge “Alumni Community” is now live at www.spacecamp.com/community/. Space Camp made the announcement via their Facebook page this morning, but that post was quickly withdrawn. I will speculate that the post was withdrawn because the sign-up process currently requires hands-on… Continue reading
The Huntsville Times has a good article on the Tranquility Base Rendezvous up on their website, along with a photo gallery from the evening. They posted one video as well. Space Camp actually posted some video from the event! You can see a quality recording of the procession of Armstrong… Continue reading
Thursday evening’s event at the Space & Rocket Center was a resounding success! The evening went off without a hitch and all involved were witness to an event nearly as rare as a NASA budget increase: Neil Armstrong in a public speaking engagement. The evening started out with the freshly… Continue reading
While we’re celebrating anniversaries here at hab1, I’m embarrassed to admit that I allowed 2010 to pass without noting that Aviation Challenge turned 20! Though Space Camp has always been my favorite thing, I understand quite clearly what a great program Aviation Challenge truly is. The new Space & Rocket… Continue reading
I would like to thank Space Camp for noting the 10th anniversary of hab1.com on their Facebook fan page yesterday! It was a nice surprise! Thanks, too, to Wes Lyons, for his recognition, and the wonderful support I found in the HabForum!
10 years! 3,652 days! 87,649 hours! 5,259,000 minutes! 315,500,000 seconds! Hab1 has been around a while! It’s been a very interesting ten years! I would like to thank everyone that’s visited over the past decade. I would especially like to thank everyone who has contributed to the HabForum. I have… Continue reading
The Tranquility Base Rendezvous event seems to have sold out, as tickets are no longer available. It’s a shame Neil Armstrong wouldn’t let the Space Center eke out a meager amount of money from the event. Nevertheless, Neil Armstrong is coming and that in and of itself is a very… Continue reading
I first saw this over at Sprocketeers, but the Huntsville Times has an expanded story about the recent layoff involving USSRC curator, Irene Wilhite and her son, Jamie. The rumor about those two was, it appears, true. If nothing else, the comments at the foot of the article are interesting.
There are some big shake-ups over at the USSRC. Rumors currently circulating say that three pink slips have been handed out. The first two are to U.S. Space & Rocket Center curator Irene Willhite and her son, James Willhite, exhibit coordinator at the USSRC. Finally, Mike Kelly, Vice President of… Continue reading
Sprocketeers is reporting that a layoff that could affect as many as sixteen USSRC staff members is in the works. Word has it that layoffs could start as early as today, and reach into next week. Between some financial struggles going on as well as the natural reordering processes that… Continue reading
