Monthly Archives: March 2010
Launch Water Day 2
“Water lies at the very foundation of NASA’s reason for being. The search for life in the universe is a search for water, because life, at least as we know it, cannot exist without water.” NASA’s Mark Uhran Continue reading
Filed under Africa, AIDs, astronaut, Earth, environment, federal government, humanitarian aid, leadership, NASA, poverty, space
LAUNCH Water Day 1
After working on the LAUNCH:Water concept for the past year, we finally kicked it off today — along with our cool new Nike-designed website. Continue reading
Filed under Earth, environment, federal government, humanitarian aid, leadership, NASA, space
Heavenly Answers for Earthly Problems
LAUNCH:Water–Accelerating Innovation for a Sustainable Future. Continue reading
Filed under Africa, Earth, environment, federal government, humanitarian aid, leadership, NASA, social media, space, water
Nobel Peace Prize Orbits Earth
It’s amazingly noble — this international partnership in space. Why shouldn’t it be Nobel too? Nobel Peace Prize, that is. Continue reading
Filed under Earth, federal government, leadership, NASA, space
Earth Moves. NASA Measures.
Here’s what you wouldn’t know if we didn’t have a space program: this week’s 8.8 earthquake in Chile may have shortened each Earth day by about 1.26 microseconds. Continue reading
Filed under Earth, environment, federal government, leadership, NASA
