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• The final flight of the Space Shuttle.
  I realize how late this is in coming, but I haven't had time to go through the photographs on my phone in several months. Here are some pictures of the last flight of the
• Hubble 3D and the Baltimore waterfront.
  Last Tuesday I scored a couple of tickets at work to reserve seats at the Maryland Science Center to watch Hubble 3D in their IMAX theatre . Navigating rush hour traffic i
• Data recovery in extremis: Space Shuttle Columbia
  On 1 February 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia was destroyed while re-entering the Earth's atmosphere following a touch-and-go mission due to the damage incurred by the or
• Gary McKinnon's leave for appeal granted.
  Gary McKinnon, the cracker famous for infiltrating NASA and United States military networks in search of information pertaining to UFOs was granted leave so that he could
• They let me sit in the cockpit of an F-18!
  Earlier today I was gifted with a unique experience that I never in my wildest dreams thought I'd ever do, much less squee like a rabid fangirl over - I got a tour of the
• Photographs taken at the DFRC museum.
  A couple of photographs taken of some exhibits at the museum of the Dryden Flight Research Center .
• Until I have time to actually finish writing entries, here are photographs for you.
  A tour of the Goddard Space Flight Center , Greenbelt, Maryland.
• NASA project for the International Space Station sabotaged.
  A couple of days ago it was discovered by NASA that someone had sabotaged a hardware upgrade destined for the International Space Station . Specifically, someone cut the w
• Gary, Gary, Gary, you got some 'splainin' to do...
  Gary McKinnon, who cracked US government and military networks under the alias 'Solo' in search of information on unidentified flying objects and unusual power sources wil

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