What a rush! One of the most aggressive missions in NASA history
is now over, as the crew of STS-125 made a safe and pretty
good-looking landing on RWY 22 at Edwards AFB, with 15-21 knot
winds coming at them right down the runway some 12 days and nearly
22 hours after they started their journey. The trip covered some
5.3 million miles, overall and was completed at 11:39:58 AM
EDT.
Bolden Is First African American Nominated For Post
The White House has nominated a pioneering Space Shuttle
astronaut, Charles Bolden, to lead NASA during what may come to be
one of its most demanding times.
Senior hospitality/tourism/entertainment industry executives and
space industry leaders will come together May 27, 2009 for the
Space Investment Summit 6 (SIS-6) to engage in a full day of
presentations and discussion relating to a variety of emerging
business opportunities.
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