- Space Review is out:
- Eric Hedman talks about a different way to implement the VSE
- Sam Dinkin gets more publicity for Spaceshot.com (not that I blame him...)
- Dwayne A. Day debunks the $1 million space pen myth
- Taylor Dinerman bios the new man at Ames, Pete Worden.
- Jeff Foust wraps it up with a discussion of the Space Frontier Foundations Teachers in Space program.
- Dennis Wingo discusses Dr Marburger's recent speech and the economics of space exploration. (Dennis received his degree from UAH, where I am currently pursuing my PhD. Small world and all that -djs) Jeff Foust comments.
- NASA's Exploration Workshop ended Friday. ComSpace has some presentations.
- New Horizons has reached the 100 day mark and is out past Mars
- Burt Rutan tells some kids in Mojave about SS2 and how he doesn't want to live in New Mexico
- NASA is going to launch with the Shuttle ET as is. MSFC doesn't think that is a good idea.
- Eileen Collins is retiring from NASA
- The NY Times is upset about Congressional pork and NASA
- ISDC 2006 starts on May 4. I wish I could go, but my kids are starting school this week and My son's birthday is in the middle of the conference. I will be at next years ISDC, though.
- Director Griffin is suddenly gung-ho on the COTS program. I just can't figure him out.
- The May NewSpace News is out.
- The People's Daily reports that China and the US may cooperate on lunar probes.
- John Strickland, Jr. puts his two cents in on the VSE
New Horizons Probe
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