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Showing posts with label space exploration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space exploration. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

NASA astronauts vote from space

NASA astronauts vote from space

It's the 10th Anniversary of the International Space Station and not only are astronauts exploring space, they are voting from space! A few American astronauts sent in their absentee ballots from space on Election Day. But after ten years and 100 billion dollars, what come next for human space exploration? Space entrepreneur Jeffrey Manber joins RT's Dina Gusovsky to discuss the future of the program




I wouldn't trust the space voting machine...you know nasa has that shit rigged

ISS has housed 200+ space explorers

ISS has housed 200+ space explorers

The International Space Station is celebrating 10 years of constant service to 200+ space explorers, over 600 experiments and missions contributed by 15 nations. As the ISS celebrates its milestone, is its place in history worth the cost? Assistant Associate Administrator with NASA Mark Uhran says that it is time to turn our attention to future research that can be done in space.






I don't trust NASA anymore!

Thursday, October 28, 2010

ISS: Life in space

ISS: Life in space

There is no better example of cooperation between the US and Russia than what is going on in space exploration. NASA and the Russian program rely on one another and work together. Soon, the US will be completely dependent on Russian shuttles to go back and forth to the International Space Station (ISS) when the US shuttles are retired

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