Tag Archives: Facebook
Women of the World. Literally!
Four women in space at the same time! NASA’s Deputy Lori Garver on Twitter. A good day for space. Continue reading
Filed under astronaut, Earth, leadership, NASA, social media, space
Life Off-Planet Affects Planet-Bound
Whatever we learn about humans living outside this planet helps make life safer and better here on Earth. Your life may depend on it. Continue reading
Filed under Earth, environment, federal government, leadership, NASA, social media, space, water
Social Media=Traditional Media News
Washington Post article: :Breast cancer awareness goes viral on Facebook.” Social media is “the news” for traditional media. The cycle turns on itself. Continue reading
Filed under social media
Twittersphere: Social Space Frontier
Of all the new media tools available to NASA, Twitter offers the most intimate, immediate 24/7 access through mobile devices, laptops, and/or traditional keyboard access — in my humble opinion. Continue reading
Filed under federal government, Gov 2.0, govloop, leadership, NASA, social media, space, tweet-up
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
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
Zambia: Land of Livingstone
The people live a simple life — which in no way translates into the easy life. Continue reading
Culture: Straitjacket or Springboard?
Gov 2.0:Transparency can be quite threatening, especially if one’s power base is built on insider knowledge that is closely held and doled out like currency to buy more power. Continue reading
Filed under federal government, Gov 2.0, leadership, NASA
