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Essential Space & Science Websites
Undoubtedly, you already use many of these essential space, science, technology, education and mathematics websites, but I’ve included enough to ensure there are a few you haven’t visited or haven’t yet fully explored. This is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all possible sites; rather, it’s a convenient page to bookmark and consult as needed. [Read more…]
My NASA Tweetup “Year”
It’s New Year’s Eve, a day many people reflect on the year that’s drawing to a close. As I try to do that, however, I am transported to November 2009 as the starting point of my “year”. Why? In November 2009, I achieved a lifelong dream of experiencing a Space Shuttle launch in person at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida. I never thought I’d see the Space Shuttle stack with my own eyes, much less witness a launch from the press site just 3 miles away. So many things I never thought I would experience happened during my first NASA Tweetup trip that I still struggle to put the experience into words today, these thirteen months later. Humbling. Life-affirming. Majestic. Inspiring. Indescribable. Compelling. Uplifting.These words, even in sum, do not adequately express how I felt during my time in Florida for the STS-129 NASA Tweetup. [Read more…]
Best Space Science Apps?
The following list is focused on iOS (iPad/iPhone) devices only because I don’t have direct experience with modern non-iOS mobile devices. For space/science app recommendations for any other platform, visit Spacevidcast.com’s mobile applications list. [Read more…]
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