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Question for November:
Where were you when Curiosity landed?
MY SKY Images from Our Members
From my way back from Europe over Anticosti Island, its like we are in space.
MY STORY Stories From Our Members
My Love of the Cosmos
by Philip A Cruden
November 7, 2012 | 1 comments
Hello all,
I am happy to be a member of this important society.
In my professional life I am an Art Director and Production Designer in the Animation Feature Film and Television Industries. I have worked on many feature films including Anastasia, Titan AE, Ice Age, and Barnyard to name a few. In TV I have worked on hit shows like The Simpson’s, The Critic, The Pink Panther, Planet Sheen, Back at the Barnyard and a host of others.
My passion for the Cosmos started way back when I was a young boy with the first landing on the moon. It was somewhat ... more »
The Crack of Dawn
by Patrick McDonald
September 27, 2012 | 0 comments
Where I was when Curiosity Landed
At a little after 6AM in the city of Sheffield in the UK, I dragged myself to the living room, pausing briefly to admire Venus, and got my cousin's complicated satellite tv started. I guess it was late night in California. The waiting time was a bit tense, but the sight of the first image, proof that the landing was successful made it all worthwhile.
... more »Semantic Space
by Richard Kaderli
September 27, 2012 | 0 comments
Sky hook and space industry could generate resources that would revolutionize society. Skike (Sky Bike) could then be possible and we could move away from combustion engines and re-green the Earth. The way to get people out of cars is to give them human-powered flight. Thinking outside the box means solar power as well and using Lunar resources we could create power that would dwarf hydro-electric and coal.
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