I'd got a copy of Henry S F Cooper's _A House In Space_ at a library book sale recently. It's still a good read even if its non- chronological style seems at...

Due to illness, I'm forced to sell my spaceflight history collection. If anyone is interested or can point me to a potential buyer, I'd appreciate it

The wing attachment point for the Shuttle orbiter on its transport...

http://www.space.com/26500-apollo-moon-landing-quiz.html I got one wrong... (and shouldn't have, but oh well.)

This what happens in you stand under the looneytoe instead of the mistletoe - a report on the latest "ETs on the Moon" conference:...

We are real people casting directors working on Reality show for VH1 "The Pickup Artist", and I was just taking a chance and seeing if anyone may know someone...

Here is a paper I wrote on the origins of the Universe http://www3.telus.net/public/quark5/is/Einstein.html

Imagine if this could be done in the next 30 years, we'd have not only established a foothold at a single location like the Moon or Mars... but the whole solar...

Really interesting article over at The Space Review about how the Air Force and Lockheed tried to shoe in on the Mercury concept and make their own manned...

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I'd wondered where the old boy had vanished to; once again his robust health encountered a problem: "Patrick: ....Drop a line to .history and let everyone...

Actual photo of Phineass T. PuddleDrip in a Gay Day Parade: http://www.filehigh.com/serve/2133/28802.jpg Great Astrophysicist.......................NOT...

http://www.historyshots.com/Space/index.cfm The site actually has a number of really cool posters. Anyway, if you're looking to get me any Christmas...

After reading "Challenge to Apollo", I'm struck with how close the Soviets were to actually making significant traction on their Lunar program shortly before...

My thoughts on the Chinese ASAT test, over at TCSDaily: http://www.tcsdaily.com/article.aspx?id=012207E

The unoffical apogee call for SpaceShipOne today was 368,000' ; if my sums are right, the previous X-15 record was about 355,000'. Looks like a pretty good...

if the scale were such that the scene is few feet across. Taking the 40m/pixel number from the Enceladus flyby map page, the scene is more like 30 km across. ...

Apparently we've never seen just how good the Apollo photographs actually are....

Potential cover art: http://www.up-ship.com/eAPR/images/cover%20art%20test%20small.jpg Concept shamelessly - and perhaps talentlessly - stolen...