The video used by the Norwegian contingent can be viewed on its own in its entirety, if you want to see it again!
I would like to thank Space Camp for noting the 10th anniversary of hab1.com on their Facebook fan page yesterday! It was a nice surprise! Thanks, too, to Wes Lyons, for his recognition, and the wonderful support I found in the HabForum!
After a three year absence from Huntsville, and nearly seven years after attending my last Space Camp, I shall be attending the alumni Adult Space Academy session this June! …And then I’ll do it again seven weeks later! That’s right! I’m going to get to attend both alumni sessions! And I hope many of you […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Does anyone have the video for this on their computer or a DVD or something? If so, I would appreciate it very much if I could get a copy or borrow the disc or something. Drop me an email. Much obliged. -Vincent Update: I shall be getting hold of a copy soon, with many thanks […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It was exactly one year ago today that, having completed training, I became a U.S. Space Academy Counselor. That was truly a great day. *sigh*
Happy New Year, everyone! I hope 2004 was as good for you was it was for me. Of course, that might not be possible! After all, I got to spend a fourth of the year working at Space Camp! Regardless, here’s to hoping 2005 goes even better for all of us! To that end, there […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Well, here’s wishing everyone a great 2003! Just think, some lucky people are at Space Camp celebrating New Year’s right now, and we’re not! Oh well…I hope your new year starts off well nonetheless…
So I was at the library studying for an exam today when, not really wanting to study at that moment, I started perusing the bookshelves near me and, quite literally, at the very last bookshelf at the back of the room in the corner bottom rack, I found a book from 1976 titled, “Werner von […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Today is, of course, that day…MERRY CHRISTMAS! And Happy Holidays, of course!
Truly, this has been a horrible day. My best wishes to those affected by this terrible event. Further, Kennedy Space Center shut down today, so damn those terrorists! Astronauts on the ISS reported seeing the smoke plumes in both New York City and Washington D.C. A bad day, indeed…
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