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<em>Monthly</em> janvier, 2017
Second Friday night in a row spent alone at Lowes. If I am here again next Friday I am asking for a job. But before coming I did stand outside and tried to see the ISS during the four minute window it was suppose to be visible. Not sure this is it but I get
See the bright spot on the right? That’s the International Space Station passing overhead. It was in view for about 2 minutes then it went into the Earth’s shadow. Fun to see!
✨The Nitrogen in our DNA ✨The Calcium in our teeth ✨The Iron in our blood✨The Carbon in our apple pies✨We’re made in the interiors of collapsing stars✨We are made of STAR STUFF✨Carl Sagan✨
Remember when Americans cared so much about the advancement of science that they were actually willing to sacrifice their lives for it? It’s okay…what we have now is cool too…..��Per Aspra Ad Astra.
50 years ago, these brave men died during the Apollo 1 test fire. We must remember that there were many challenges to the Race to the Moon. It was a hard battle and unfortunately, these men didn’t get to see Neil Armstrong’s historic first steps on the moon. They died for space exploration; they died
That bright dot was the International Space Station as it passed overhead this evening. Truly amazing.
Today we honor the Apollo 1 crew, who were lost in a tragic accident 50 years ago today. Astronauts, from the left, Gus Grissom, Ed White II and Roger Chaffee stand near Cape Kennedy’s Launch Complex 34 during training for Apollo 1 in January 1967. On Jan. 27, 1967, the three astronauts were preparing for
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