Via the robot guy blog comes this video of the Home Made Rocket episode of the National Geographic Channel’s How Hard Can It Be? program:
Vin, Paul and Eric attempt to send a rocket into space using materials and know-how that anyone could acquire.
Via the robot guy blog comes this video of the Home Made Rocket episode of the National Geographic Channel’s How Hard Can It Be? program:
Vin, Paul and Eric attempt to send a rocket into space using materials and know-how that anyone could acquire.
A brief snippet of a BBC interview with Ryan MacDonald, who passed the first cut in the selection by Mars One of the applicants for their first crew : ‘I really want to live on Mars’ – Ryan MacDonald – BBC
Go to AMSAT News for the latest headlines about developments in amateur and student satellites and for updates about amateur radio on the ISS.
ANS 001 Weekly AMSAT Bulletin – January 5, 2014:
* Ham radio CubeSats launched to ISS
* AMSAT SKN Best Fist Nominations Due
* KARTS Challenges Clubs to Contribute to the SA AMSAT Cubesat Project
* UK Amateur Radio Groups Respond to 2.4 and 5 GHz Sharing Proposal
* UNSA-SAT1 – The first 3.4 GHz CubeSat
A big collection of Mars rover photos: Spirit & Opportunity 10-Year Highlights – Mars Exploration Program
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A nice collection of space inspired artworks : Stargazing’s Paintings at BBC My Paintings
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Looks like Adonais is still out grabbing things : Gallery – Mystery ‘Hand of God’ stars in celestial visual feast – New Scientist
In this video journalist Elizabeth Howell reports on the activities of Crew 133, which is currently carrying out a Mars mission simulation at the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) in Utah: Video Update from MDRS – The Mars Society