Monthly Archives: October 2009
Time Warp…or Memory Wormhole?
What happens when we venture further out from Earth, where the journey takes years and the mission lasts a decade? What will it be like returning home to Earth? Think about it. Continue reading
NASA Tweet-Up: Live Space Link
Space is an unforgiving business. What we do is hard. Continue reading
Filed under Earth, federal government, leadership, NASA, social media, space
Space: A Waste?
Don’t we make all judgments about choices others make based on our own value-based choices? Continue reading
Filed under culture, federal government, NASA, OpenNASA, space
NASA: Cultural Dust Storm
When everyone was looking for moondust from the LCROSS mission to crash land into the moon, I noticed something else — a cultural dust storm inside the agency. Did you see it too? Continue reading
Filed under culture, federal government, leadership, NASA, OpenNASA, space
How Space Travel is like Trip to Ikea
International Space Station: assembled OUT IN SPACE! Go outside. Look up to the skies. Marvel at what we’ve accomplished peacefully. Continue reading
Filed under culture, federal government, NASA, space
Telework: Lovefest!
Telework: We have the technology to work from space on a daily basis with our six international crew members. Why not model it here on Earth? Continue reading
Filed under culture, federal government, Gov 2.0, leadership, NASA, space
NASA: Cultural Trap Doors
Let’s face it, aren’t our assumptions molded by years upon years of organizational pressure? We’re like cultural fossils with stripes and layers shaped under the weight of our experiences. Continue reading
Filed under culture, federal government, Gov 2.0, leadership, NASA, space
