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taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itOct 8, 2026
Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90
“To say Margaret Hamilton was a pioneer — to say she was ahead of her time — would be a dramatic understatement. She was a software engineer at a time when that field was in its infancy, and she not only developed advanced code herself but also led a team in using that nascent technology...
apollocomputer science
BITVoxy Global
BITVoxy GlobalSep 1, 2026
Inside the Picometer Tech Built for NASA’s Next Flagship Space Telescope
BROOMFIELD, CO, August 30, 2026 — Everyone loves the razor-sharp, ultra-narrow snapshots coming out of James Webb, but deep space research actually requires massive wide-angle sweeps to make sense of cosmic evolution. NASA launched its latest flagship observatory today—the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope—off a pad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. It is a […]
AstronomyBAE Systems
Little Green Footballs
Little Green FootballsAug 30, 2026
Everything You Need To Know About NASA's Roman Space Telescope
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will give us a sweeping new view of the universe, capturing enormous areas of the sky while delivering high-resolution, sensitive observations. Roman will investigate some of astronomy’s biggest mysteries, from dark energy and dark matter to the evolution of galaxies and worlds beyond our solar system. With its powerful Wide Field Instrument, Roman will survey billions of cosmic objects and could reveal discoveries scientists haven’t even imagined yet. Here’s just about everything you ...
Dark EnergyDark Matter
BITVoxy Global
BITVoxy GlobalJul 25, 2026
NASA to Unveil Flight Dynamics Research Facility in Virginia on July 31
HAMPTON, Va., July 23, 2026 — It is easy to get swept up in the narrative that physical testing is dead. For years, the aerospace industry has championed computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and virtual modeling as the ultimate healers of design bottlenecks. Yet, there is a limit to what virtual math can predict. NASA is […]
AerodynamicsArtemis program
BITVoxy Global
BITVoxy GlobalJul 18, 2026
NASA Opens Media Accreditation for Roman Space Telescope and Crew-13 Launches 
Space enthusiasts love to obsess over the James Webb Space Telescope—and for good reason—but there’s a new giant about to take the spotlight. NASA is quietly gearing up for one of its busiest launch windows in recent memory, putting both a revolutionary deep-space observatory and a fresh crew of international astronauts on the launchpad back-to-back. […]
Cape CanaveralKennedy Space Center
BITVoxy Global
BITVoxy GlobalJul 8, 2026
NASA Seeks Industry Input for Second Phase of Commercial Space Station Strategy
Washington, D.C., July 7, 2026 — For decades, the International Space Station (ISS) has been the crown jewel of international cooperation in low Earth orbit. But its days are numbered. NASA has been making it abundantly clear that its future—and humanity’s continuous presence in LEO—lies squarely in the hands of commercial industry. Today, the agency […]
Artemis missionscommercial space stations
Space Beat Reporter's Notebook
Space Beat Reporter's NotebookJun 23, 2026
Internal watchdog warns NASA's aging launch sites unable to meet growing demand
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El futuro explicado
El futuro explicadoJun 23, 2026
¡Misión de rescate en el espacio! La NASA corre contra el tiempo para salvar un telescopio de 500 millones de dólares
La NASA está a punto de protagonizar una auténtica operación de salvamento espacial. Su objetivo es rescatar el telescopio orbital Swift Neil Gehrels, valorado en 500 millones de dólares, que tras más de 20 años observando el cosmos corre el riesgo de caer hacia la Tierra antes de que termine el año.
LINKNASA
kawarimidoll.com
kawarimidoll.comMay 30, 2026
空撮画像で名前を書けるYour Name in Landsatが良さげかも
入力した文字列を地球の衛星画像で表現してくれるNASAの体験サイトYour Name in Landsatの紹介です。
techyosage
Anil Dash
Anil DashApr 30, 2026
Why are the Artemis II photos on Flickr?
If you followed along with the recent joyful celebrations of the Artemis cruise around the moon, and took a moment to dive into the photographic archives of the mission, you might have noticed that all of the original images were shared by NASA on the venerable photo sharing service Flickr. What…
culturetech
Stuart Breckenridge
Stuart BreckenridgeApr 11, 2026
Stellar Photography
I am in awe.
nasaartemis
Stuart Breckenridge
Stuart BreckenridgeApr 4, 2026
Earth in the Rear View Mirror
A gorgeous photograph.
nasaartemis
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetJul 2, 2019
Piggyback Journalism
The history of the backpack, and why misinformed people seem to assume that they’re for kids. Here’s a story worth keeping in your knapsack.
bagsbackpacks
Anil Dash
Anil DashJul 8, 2016
Launch
Five years ago today I witnessed the most transcendent moment of my life. I don’t have a faith or a religion, so I’m often reluctant to describe things as “transcendent”; I don’t want to speak to an experience that’s not my own. But 5 years ago today, I witnessed one of the most amazing moments of…
personalspace-shuttle
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetJun 4, 2015
Who Keeps the Metric System Down? We Do
The metric system may be popular nearly everywhere else in the world, but it's failed to win over the Americans. Here's why.
politicsmetric system
Anil Dash
Anil DashJun 17, 2008
Shuttle Chips Shipped — Cheap!
When the Space Shuttle Discovery glided home a few days ago, one of the electronic components which made it possible was the humble Intel 8086 processor. Some of the chips powering support systems for the shuttle were purchased from a motley variety of suppliers including sellers on eBay. The New…
space-shuttleebay
Anil Dash
Anil DashJun 11, 2002
NASA's GRIN
GRIN: Great Images in NASA, a library of spectacular photography, courtesy of our space program. Don’t let the people who support NASA on military grounds see this site, or they’ll think they’re funding an arts program and kill it. A great example is this shot of the Earth with the Moon peeking out…
nasaspace
Anil Dash
Anil DashJun 14, 2001
Just because I'm proud of
Just because I’m proud of myself, I’m letting you all know that I found out today that I’ll shortly be starting my new job at The Village Voice. Where they’re so generous, they hired me even after seeing the way my site looks in Netscape 4. Gimme love)! ( echo commentCount(4072694); ?>)
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Anil Dash
Anil DashFeb 26, 2001
Oh yeah, of course Dan,
Oh yeah, of course Dan, the King of Trivia, dug up the photo of Mir I was babbling about earlier. He protests that Mir really only looks bad on the inside, but I’m pretty sure I can see duct tape on this photo.
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