Don’t forget about the Falling to Earth book launch event being held today at the Air & Space Museum! If you can’t be there in person, you can tune in at 11:00AM EDT and watch! And don’t forget to head on over to its Facebook page and “Like” the book if you… Continue reading
Francis French, Space Camp Hall of Fame inductee and author of the books Into that Silent See and In the Shadow of the Moon, has a new one coming out! Having no doubt been impressed with his previous works, Apollo astronaut Al Worden got Francis to help him out with… Continue reading
The entire STS-133 crew is in Huntsville today and at Space Camp right now! From under Pathfinder, crew members Steve Lindsey, Eric Boe, Nicole Stott, Alvin Drew, Michael Barratt, and Steve Bowen will talk about their mission and answer questions! The even will be live streamed over at Space Camp… Continue reading
Tomorrow starts day one of the 2011 Great Moonbuggy Race! Once again, the U.S. Space & Rocket Center will be host to teams of high school and college students from all around the country and the world! If you’re in the area, I highly recommend coming out the Space &… Continue reading
Space Camp Live is back today to bring you the Fred Haise lunch. If you head over there right now, you can see him talk! This will be especially good if you can’t make it to his talk tonight!
Venerable astronaut and great friend to Space Camp, Robert “Hoot” Gibson will be answering your questions on Twitter live during the launch of STS-133 today! Tag your question #askhoot on Twitter. You can see the questions get answered on “Space Camp Live.”
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
The seventh annual Space Exploration Celebration (counting the first six Apollo / Saturn V Reunion events, before the renaming) was a great success this past Friday evening. Thanks to recent events, the requisite “State of the Union” of NASA/MSFC was not as depressing as it could have been. Marshall Space… Continue reading
Some very lucky Space Camp trainees were able to go to Marshall Space Flight Center today to sit in on the STS-131 crew visit! Commander Alan Poindexter, Pilot James Dutton, Mission Specialist 1 Richard Mastracchio, and Mission Specialist 3 Stephanie Wilson were kind enough to spend some time with some… Continue reading
