Tag Archives: launch
LAUNCH: Innovating the Way We Create
The amazing LAUNCH core team is gathering in San Francisco to host a brainstorming session with thought leaders in the field of “sustainable waste” — creating less and creating more value from existing and future waste. We call this brainstorming session, LAUNCH: Big Think. Continue reading
Filed under innovation, LAUNCH
Hug-a-Blue-Planet Day
Today we celebrate Earth. Our home planet. Perfectly formed. Amazingly complex. Incredibly beautiful. Of all the stars and all the galaxies out there, our fragile planet Earth is teeming with life — plants, animals, humans. “On the way to the Moon, we discovered Earth.” Continue reading
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
Astro-Stars in Our Eyes
What an amazing coincidence. Of all the seats in the National’s Ballpark, two NASA employees end up sitting together. One, turns out to be astronaut Terry Virts, STS-130 pilot. Continue reading
SnOMG=X-teroid Invasion!
What if this crazy blizzard is a cover for an X-teroid invasion? Look at the timing. Hubble catches a glimpse of the advance X-ship. Then, the snow storm of the century hits our Nation’s Capitol! (I have a vivid imagination….) Continue reading
FlashForward: LOS, please?
dream about a simple time — my own personal Flash Forward Loss of Signal. A time when my internal Mission Control goes silent. Continue reading
Space Tweeps: Flying High
What’s my ROI for using Twitter? The chance to give 100+ tweeters the thrill of a lifetime with today’s Shuttle launch. They couldn’t stop grinning…and giggling…and thanking us for sharing what WE do for a living — this thing we call “space.” Continue reading
Filed under NASA, social media, tweet-up
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
