The U.S. Space & Rocket Center noted this morning that, just before 10am CDT, “3 shots were fired into the Davidson Center, Saturn 5 hall.” Fortunately–and most importantly–no one was injured. Update: al.com has the story now. Update 2: WHNT has video online. Update 3: Over at CollectSpace, Robert has a very… Continue reading
The annual Great Moonbuggy Race is underway right now at the Space & Rocket Center! If you are able, I highly recommend making it out to see it for yourself today or tomorrow! You can also see a live broadcast on the MSFC Ustream channel.
Citing this story over at deadline.com, The Huntsville Times is reporting that actor Thomas Horn, star of the recently overlooked but fantastic film, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, has landed the role in the upcoming Space Camp movie. Space Warriors. USSRC CEO Deborah was quoted in the article as saying… Continue reading
Nominations for the sixth annual Space Camp Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony are due in one week! If you have someone in mind, or think you might have someone in mind, head on over to the Space Camp Hall of Fame website. On the site, you can read up on… Continue reading
Over the course of many years, the Vazzo family has managed to bring the total number of Space Camp sessions attended collectively to 8. The Duggar family has bested us by 11 (13, if you count the parents). And it only took them a week! Tune in on Tuesday to… Continue reading
Alabama Gives Day! In an effort to raise money for many worthy non-profits in the great state of Alabama, has declared today as “Alabama Gives Day.” If A Smile as Big as the Moon showed us anything, it’s that there are plenty of worthy kids that can’t make it to… Continue reading
Watching “A Smile as Big as the Moon,” you no doubt saw that the 1988 Space Camp brochure acted as the initial catalyst to start Coach Kersjes and his kids on their marvelous adventure. But this isn’t what the 1988 brochure looked like: The brochure was, in fact, a full… Continue reading
After showings in Houston, Grand Rapids, MI, and Los Angeles, the Smile as Big as the Moon premiere train made another successful stop in Huntsville last night. And, oh, what a night! They rolled out the red carpet, and Huntsville showed up! The event was a fine, fancy evening. Attendess to the… Continue reading
Wes Lyons attended the LA premiere of A Smile as Big as the Moon and has a blog post up about it now over at his site. Again, as a reminder, the Huntsville premiere is this evening. Though the link to the Space Camp Store to buy a ticket seems… Continue reading
Mike Flachbart, Vice President of Center Operations, posted a fantastic photo to his twitter feed. An impressive six members of the Space Camp Hall of Fame live in the Houston area, and every single one of them made it out to the Houston Smile premiere last Friday night! Update: As… Continue reading
