A Columbia University journalism class offers a set of stories as part of their Project Wordsworth – What’s a good story worth to you?
Project Wordsworth is a collective of 17 Columbia Journalism School graduate students who are running an experiment—and you’re already a part of it. Each of us has written a good story that transports you somewhere else, somewhere you’ve never been. That’s worth something. But how much? You decide. Your input will teach us something new about journalism’s future. All proceeds go to the authors .
In one of the stories the author tells of becoming fascinated about space and spaceflight and setting out to learn all about it: Cosmic Postcards: The Adventures of an Armchair Astronaut by Kamakshi Ayyar.
The Dutch online telecomshop Typhone.nl has posted a fun infographic (created by Blue Mango Interactive ) showing how Neil Armstrong’s Apollo 11 experience might have differed if he had had an iPhone: What if Neil Armstrong had an iPhone… – Typhone.nl Blog .
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The upcoming National Space Development Conference (ISDC 2013) , May 23 – 27, 2013, San Diego, California was the subject of the Space Show on Tuesday along with “space education, commerce, human exploration, science, & more”: Dr. Stan Rosen, Dave Dressler on ISDC 2013, Tuesday, 5-14-13 | Thespaceshow’s Blog .
See the General Conference Tracks Information for the areas of presentations and discussions at the event.
The Project Morpheus team at NASA JSC was out testing their new lander on a tether Thursday. See the postings at Morpheus Lander (MorpheusLander) on Twitter as in these two examples:
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