NASA’s Orion on the Launch Pad
Orion got within 3 minutes of launch in the countdown yesterday before a variety of factors delayed it until today. Today’s launch window starts… Read More »NASA’s Orion on the Launch Pad
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NASA's Orion Launch Today
NASA's Orion is scheduled to launch in 1.5 hours, making the farthest flight from earth of any human flight craft in 52 years. Continuous countdown… Read More »NASA's Orion Launch Today
NASA's Orion Exploration Flight Test 1 (EFT-1) Launches December 4!
Early next month +Lori Hibbett and I will be covering NASA's Orion launch from Cape Canaveral. Orion will launch on NASA’s new heavy-lift rocket, the… Read More »NASA's Orion Exploration Flight Test 1 (EFT-1) Launches December 4!
Stage 2 Ignites!
This 15 second exposure starts around 4 minutes, 35 seconds into the NASA OCO-2 satellite launch last week, as the Delta's first stage cuts off… Read More »Stage 2 Ignites!
NASA's Launch Last Week
I re-created a multiple image composite showing the trail of NASA's OCO-2 satellite launch earlier this week, deleting the extra images of the background stars… Read More »NASA's Launch Last Week
Five Minutes During NASA's OCO-2 Satellite Launch
Star trails shot covering 5 minutes of the satellite's journey into space after the launch, captured as ten 30 second exposures, then combined into this… Read More »Five Minutes During NASA's OCO-2 Satellite Launch
NASA’s OCO-2 Satellite Launch
The original July 1 launch was delayed 24 hours due to a technical glitch in the water lines for an acoustic suppression system in the… Read More »NASA’s OCO-2 Satellite Launch
Airglow and Milky Way from Mono Basin
This was how the Milky Way moved across the sky from that ridge +Lori Hibbett and I camped on a couple of nights ago. This time-lapse… Read More »Airglow and Milky Way from Mono Basin
NASA Hangout on Comet ISON Thursday: 10am PST
Panelists for the Google+ Hangout are:• +C. Alex Young solar physicist, associate director for Science in the Heliophysics Science Division and co-founder of The Sun Today… Read More »NASA Hangout on Comet ISON Thursday: 10am PST
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