This weekend I was in Washington D.C. visiting family for Thanksgiving. I saw Space Station 3D in IMAX at the Smithsonian and let me tell you this, I've fallen in love with Astronaut Susan J. Helms. Check out the trailer.
FAMILYFAMILYTREE BLOG PROJECT 2008-2010
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This blog existed from October 2008 until December 2009. While it lasted, it was a place for friends to share, create, and have fun. FamilyFamilyTree has since moved on to other things. Now, this site exists as a tomb.
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Showing posts with label outer space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outer space. Show all posts
Nov 28, 2009
Jul 26, 2009
NEW MOON PHOTOS (NO, NOT THAT NEW MOON)
The George Eastman House Flickr page released some photographs from the Apollo missions that I hadn't seen before. I really can't imagine what it was like to be living in a time when people were going friggin Moon and didn't even have the Internet yet. Freaks me out.
TAGS:
moon landing,
outer space,
Sean Hanley
May 23, 2009
((O)) / O
These moons will change depending on the current moon phase. Check back for updates!
PS. HAPPY NEW MOON!
May 12, 2009
Oct 29, 2008
BENJAMIN CARRE
I found this artist online a little while ago because a film blog I read posted about his Star Wars fan art, (two examples I liked a lot are below, Vader and the prototype for his new Tie Interceptor as seen in episode IV, and Darth Maul kicking ass against a rancor.) Then I went to his website and found a lot of gems, some of my favorites are below but not limited to so definitely check out his website for a lot more: http://www.blancfonce.com/ Click on any to see them in high-res






TAGS:
art,
benjamin carre,
concept art,
outer space,
spencer campo,
star wars
Oct 20, 2008
Oct 18, 2008
FFTRADIO: DEEP SEA OR DEEP SPACE?
Boomp3.com
Listen to the first FFT radio podcast program!
Greg, Sean and Jackson ask the age old question for young explorers like ourselves. We ask a wide variety of individuals, but our friend Ian finishes off the program with the most detailed and most accurate explanation with the help of Greg's investigative journalism. (runtime-3 mins)
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