Tag Archives: space
Happy Space LUV Day!
Robots are red. Robots are blue. I’d LUV a personal robot or two. How ’bout you? Remember to spread the Space LUV today! Happy Valentine’s Day
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2011 My Space: Top 10 Fav iPhone Fotos
Here are my top ten 2011 space-related photos I took with the Hipstamatic app on my iPhone. Continue reading
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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
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
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NASA Tweet-Up: Live Space Link
Space is an unforgiving business. What we do is hard. Continue reading
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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
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Work Space: Is Yours Out of This World?
Quick Post. I’m on my way to a creative writing course for a few days. I wanted to share these thoughts before I go. I attended a Google DC Talk yesterday with Wired Editor-in-Chief Chris Anderson on his new book, … Continue reading
One Drop of Water for Space Acrobat, One Giant Bite Out of Poverty?
Water is crucial for life on and off this planet. Cirque du Soleil founder to fly in space and promote his cause: clean water for all. Continue reading
From Serendipity to Space Harmony
McFly boys: If music is the key to engage the next generation in space, then play that chord boys! Play it LOUD! Continue reading
Sing to Me, Space!
Space Sounds: I wonder what the Universe is trying to tell us, if we could only understand. Continue reading
