Shuttle Fleet Left Mark in Space, Hearts
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 25, 2012
The space shuttle left its 30 years of achievements written in the sky above and in the hearts of the astronauts, American and international, who flew in them. “Personally, looking back on it, I think the shuttle has been one of the most marvelous vehicles that has ever gone into space or done anything,” said [...]
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How Communication Influences SEO
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 24, 2012
Search Engine Optimization is one process that influences the position of a website in the search engines and the ideas we use to get it done is kept fresh with necessary updation. Every single SEO strategy is just a part but, when you try concentration on one and let go others, it means that you [...]
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NASA Quiet Sonic Boom Research Effort Ends With a Whisper
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 23, 2012
NASA’s Dryden Flight Research Center recently completed NASA’s latest quiet sonic boom research study at Edwards Air Force Base. The Waveforms and Sonic boom Perception and Response, or WSPR, project gathered data from a select group of more than 100 volunteer Edwards Air Force Base residents on their individual attitudes toward sonic booms produced by [...]
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Re-thinking an Alien World
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 22, 2012
Forty light years as of Earth, a rocky world name “55 Cancri e” circles dangerously close to a stellar inferno. Implementation one orbit in only 18 hours, the alien planet is 26 times closer to its close relative star than Mercury is to the Sun. If soil were in the same position, the soil beneath [...]
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February 14, 2012 AAAP Meeting
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 21, 2012
Larry Kane, Secretary The meeting was called to order by Director Ludy D’Angelo. Director’s Report: Most of his report is in the Sidereal Times. Secretary’s Report: Nothing to report, but Larry Kane stated he had announcements on another agenda item. Treasurer’s Report: The Treasurer was not in attendance, but his report appears in another section [...]
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Flights rerouted as enormoussolar tempesslam Earth
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Radiation storm are not damaging to humans, on soil at least, according to the US room agency. They can, however, have an effect on satellite operation and small wave radio. Solar radiation from a huge sun storm – the main in nearly a decade – collide with the Earth’s atmosphere on Tuesday, prompt an airline [...]
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From the Outreach Chair
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 20, 2012
by David Letcher, Outreach Chair We have two star parties this month. The first one is Friday, March 16 at Hopewell Elementary School and the second one is Wednesday, March 26 at Stuart Country Day School. This second party has a rain date of Friday, March 30. Sunset is around 7 p.m. +/- so we [...]
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Introducing the X-56A MUTT: Who Let the Dog Out?
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 19, 2012
NASA’s Dryden Flight Research Center soon will have a new dog in the yard, and it’s a real MUTT. That’s short for the Multi-Use Technology Testbed, a small unmanned aircraft being developed by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory to test technologies that will be needed for new kinds of lightweight, flexible aircraft. MUTT is [...]
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Space station may be evacuate by belatedly November
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 18, 2012
Astronauts may require taking the unparalleled step of temporarily abandoning the global Space Station if last week’s Russian launch accident prevents new crews from flying there this fall.Until official figure out what went wrong with Russia’s essential Soyuz rockets, there will be no way to launch any more astronauts before the present residents have to [...]
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Historic Shuttles to Arrive at Permanent Homes by Year’s End
Posted by brandoniswrite on March 15, 2012
By the end of this year, NASA’s space shuttles will be in their new homes. Recently, the shuttles were on the move as part of the transition and retirement (T&R) activities at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. On Feb. 1, NASA Vehicle Manager for T&R Bart Pannullo watched as shuttle Endeavour was backed out [...]
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Tags: Arrive, Historic, Homes, Permanent, Shuttles, years
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