....With everyone responding to the trolling scum, I'm not surprised that nobody's commented on this before...

After building a Lego set of the Saturn V, moon lander, Apollo capsule and moon buggy last night, I got to wondering about the colors scheme of say, the...

40 years ago today, we had the distinctive event in human history of Neil & Buzz landing on the Moon, then venturing out to take those first...

The big boy this time...Steve Cook: http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewsr.html?pid=32169 Pat

kT wrote: ideration of anyone's thoughts or opinions. And let me guess, you ****ing delusional retards still wonder why America is crumbling under the...

There has been interest here in Convair's Kingfish design, which lost to Lockheed's A-12 Blackbird in the competition to build the successor to the U-2. I was...

" We choose to stay at home, not because it is easy, but because I find making a patriotic decision hard "

Congratulations to SpaceX on the sucess of the Falcon 9. The best video clip is with the CNN...

Hello everyone, we are two Italian screenwriters working on a feature film broadly inspired by the legend of the Lost Cosmonauts. Our main character is...

From Slate: http://www.slate.com/blogs/blogs/browbeat/archive/2009/06/12/go-to-moon-don-t-go-to-the-moon.aspx Here's that NASA master list pdf for things to...

I don't seem to remember the Shuttle emergency landing site in Spain during a transatlantic abort being at...

http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0801/24asteroid/index2.html We were all waiting for this announcement. Arecibo is a science jewel.

I was just looking at the Apollo 15 DVD set. It showed them flying over their landing site at GMT 96 hours and something. that's 4 whole days after launch. ...

Couldn't be too much - extra engine; propellant and pressurant tanks; extra insulation on the underside of the Ascent Stage etc, as well as the separation...

First the sound barrier, then the Flame Barrier: http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2008/05/17/can-we-crash-the-deadly-flame-barrier/ The X-3 isn't only going to...

The Apollo 11 Slow-scan TV and the conversion is pretty well known. What about the TV on the later Apollo landings? I know it was in color and transmitted 60...

....that there haven't been more comments about Falcon 1. Where are all the people saying "It's not as easy as SpaceX make out..." etc?

http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/generic/story_channel.jsp?channel=space&id=news/Subsat101008.xml&headline=Subsat%20Orbiting%20Empty%20Module Here's some photos...

Forty two years ago today. Rest in Peace guys. Thanks for your sacrifice. I hope you've been to all the planets and stars in the past forty-two years.

In 1/48th scale: http://www.fantastic-plastic.com/BigGeminiCatalogPage.htm Looks to be a really sharp model. Pat