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It’s been an interesting day. First, I received two very different emails that led me to a common thought – protest something. Then I found out about Google Lunar X PRIZE 2012 Hardware Reel [click to watch] and, for me, … Continue reading
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Do you really like space stuff? Wanna meet the movers and the shakers in the industry? Then you might like ISDC, SAS or SFF. These are some of the main conferences regular folk go to and hear from a spectrum … Continue reading
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Are you technically inclined? Maybe a bit competitive? Then you might like to win a prize. I got an email that inspired me to write about this because RIGHT NOW you can enter for one: “The Space Frontier Foundation today … Continue reading
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I know this may not seem like an important topic. I assure you, it affects security as much as our view of the heavens which connects to our ancestors and our heritage. I’m learning it affects our health too now! … Continue reading
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Their claim: SkyCube: The First Satellite Launched by You! Which is kind of amusing since I already told you about PongSat. I have known about PongSat for a long time though. JP Aerospace has been carrying PongSats for people for … Continue reading
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Hidden inside The Old Farmer’s Almanac is some amazing, weird and fun stuff! Articles and ads that remind you of days gone by, some of which kind of make you go ‘oh, that can’t be real!’ yet someone paid for … Continue reading
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Yay! I got a copy of the 2013 Farmer’s Almanac today. In addition to the planisphere, the annual edition of the Farmer’s Almanac is a great tool for studying the movements of the swift, ephemeral* events, like the moon and … Continue reading
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Perhaps you are not ready, willing or able to invest in spacer projects right now. Would looking up at the stars and understanding constellations, finding planets, meteors, and such things be more your speed? You could just go outside and … Continue reading
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There are new tools appearing all the time now and it’s easier than ever to do certain things, like invest in spacer projects. Rosalyn Hunter and Terry Hancock need help today! If you are at all ready, willing and able, … Continue reading
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My friend John Powell has been running JP Aerospace, America’s OTHER Space Program, for many years now. I’ll tell you more about that later. Today, let’s delve into a really great program they offer called PongSat. “A PongSat is an … Continue reading
Pluto Flyby June 14, 2015
Planisphere - choose for your Latitude (the Equator is 0 degrees, the further North or South, the greater the number)
Red Flashlight
Our friend Lucy West-Binnall contributed art to this publication!
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Saw this solar telescope in action recently...
They don't show you the 'built in sun finder' - one of the coolest things about a telescope I've ever seen. You line up the dot in the finder and look through the scope and the sun is right there!
Tovolo Rocket Ice Pop Molds,
Set of 6
Tovolo Star Ice Pop Mold
