Monday, November 17, 2014

All-You-Can-"Interstellar" Tickets Available!


Event: ‘Interstellar’ Unlimited Ticket Offered at AMC - Variety

If your heart skips a beat every time you hear Christopher Nolan or "Interstellar" mentioned, movie theater chain AMC has a deal for you!

You can now get a single ticket that will let you see "Interstellar" as many times as you want. How 'bout that? So, if the first, second, third, etc. times weren't enough, now you can keep going back to latch onto every subtle (and not-so-subtle!) nuance.

What do you think? Feel free to leave a comment!

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Friday, November 14, 2014

Orion Launch Event at Johnson Space Center!


Mission Page: NASA Orion - NASA

Flight Test 1 Fact Sheet: (from Johnson Space Center) - NASA

JSC Home: Johnson Space Center - NASA

Yes! I have been selected to go to Johnson Space Center on December 3 & 4 for the briefing and viewing of the historic Orion Spacecraft Exploration Flight Test-1 launch.

The program is being put on by NASA Social, who partners NASA with Social Media users like me! On December 3, our group will get a tour of JSC, including the current and historic Mission Controls. JSC is where our astronauts train for their missions, including the Neutral Buoyancy Pool you might have seen in movies like "Armageddon." There, astronauts get to experience weightless simulation in the pool, with full mock-ups of the Space Station components they work on while on EVA's.

Not as much seen are the full-scale mock-ups of NASA hardware like parts of the International Space Station. And, great for us attendees, a full-scale mock-up of the Orion Spacecraft. That should be especially cool!

Another great benefit is that we will get to talk to Orion engineers, managers and also NASA astronauts! I am hoping to get lots of great information, and pass it along to you via photos, videos, and blog posts and tweets.

Three weeks to go! Stay tuned.

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Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Comet Landing Tomorrow!


Main Page: Rosetta Mission - ESA

TV Schedule: ESA Television Upcoming Transmission - ESA

Story: European Probe to Make Daring Landing on Comet Wednesday: Watch Live - Space.com



Non-Stop Rosetta Coverage on NOW! ESA TV will be on non-stop from now until the Philae lander has transmitted photos back from the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. There are several steps to accomplish. Rosetta will release Philae at 3:35 a.m. EST (0835 GMT). Rosetta will receive status from Philae at 5:53 a.m. EST (1053 GMT). ESA will know if the landing was successful by 11:00 a.m. EST (1600 GMT), tomorrow November 12.

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Best Star Wars Lego Sets!


Article: The 5 Coolest Star Wars LEGO Sets - IGN

If you love "Star Wars" and you love LEGO's, this article is for you! The five best Star Wars LEGO sets ever!

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Monday, November 10, 2014

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 First Review!


Review: Film Review: ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1′ - Variety


Variety has the first review of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1." The movie takes Suzanne Collins's last novel of the series and splits it in two, like was done at the end of "Harry Potter" and "Twilight." Here, it sounds like the director and screenwriters work hard to avoid the anti-climatic nature of splitting the last story in two.

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Friday, November 7, 2014

NASA Discusses Mars Comet Findings at 12 p.m. EST


Comet Heading Towards Mars - Courtesy NASA

Article: NASA to Discuss Science Findings of Oct. 19 Comet Flyby of Mars - NASA

Shortly, NASA will be discussing the scientific findings made when Comet Siding Spring came within 87,000 miles of Mars on October 19. Instruments from three craft in Mars orbit, MAVEN, MRO and ESA's Mars Express all contributed data. Five experts will be on hand to discuss what they found.

Tune in via USTREAM:

USTREAM: Live Feed - NASA/JPL

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NASA Orion Does Reddit!



AMA: NASA Orion - Reddit

NASA has taken to many Social Media platforms to tell people about the Orion Spacecraft Program. Yesterday, they used a Reddit AMA to do it. AMA's are subreddits where people can "Ask Me Anything." Nine Orion experts made themselves available to answer user's questions.

The AMA is complete, and you can read through the many questions and answers that were asked. The event was very popular, and I am sure there will be more!

Mission Page: Orion - NASA

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