Tag Archives: astronaut
Space: @Astro_Wheels Point of View
I think true character is revealed through a mere 140 characters — humor, anger, heart and soul. As an example of why Twitter matters, I want to introduce you to our new Twitternaut Doug Wheelock, better known as @Astro_Wheels. Continue reading
Filed under astronaut, Earth, federal government, Gov 2.0, leadership, NASA, social media, 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
Thank Space for Live Tsunami Watch.
Without the space program, we wouldn’t be linked together as a planet to experience the Hawaii tsunami. Thank you space pioneers: your off-planet work makes our on-planet connections possible. Continue reading
Filed under Earth, federal government, NASA, social media, space
Vote @Astro_Mike: Tweet of Year
Vote for Twitternaut @Astro_Mike’s first tweet from space for “Tweet of the Year.” Let your vote send this message: When we tweet from space, everyone listens. Continue reading
Filed under leadership, NASA, social media, space
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
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
Space Invaders in Nation’s Capitol
Our future as a space-faring nation depends on the will of the people, as expressed through decisions by their elected representatives. Continue reading
Filed under Africa, culture, Earth, federal government, leadership, NASA, poverty, space, water
