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An Oklahoma student's experiences in NASA and international space programs...
I've worked at NASA JSC, Ames, MSFC, and GRC. I've been involved with ISU, Space Generation, Next Generation Exploration Conference, and more; I've mentored for Texas Aerospace Scholars and Intl Space School and helped with NASA's Reduced Gravity Flight program. Basically, I love the idea of space exploration, and I'm dedicating my career to sharing that passion.
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- Happy Birthday!
- A couple more free days in Florida until the big l...
- OGP, rocket style.
- At another launch site... the first US human launc...
- Looking up through the launch structure.
- This is the plaque. The translation I learned in ...
- Apollo 1 historic site, where we lost a US space c...
- Team shot in front of the Mercury 7 insignia.
- Early morning van time. Gotta love those 15-passe...
- I forgot to include this sunset picture. It's ver...
- Last Saturday in Florida
- Nice view from Kennedy's office, miles away from t...
- KSC Center Director Jim Kennedy met with us for an...
- No 'gators for me
- Tons of black vultures hang around the Saturn V Ce...
- They stopped the vans for me so I could get out an...
- Here you can see some bottlenose dolphins in the b...
- Time out for some "nature of KSC" pics... Here's m...
- And there it goes.
- We zoomed back to the VAB just in time to see Atla...
- The Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB). It's a very ...
- If you've seen my giant fractured frangible space ...
- And here's where they put those SRBs (or Solid Roc...
- Watch! As a tiny person walks across this walkway...
- And here's me. I finally got to see a real Space ...
- We slowly rounded the perimeter, then got to get o...
- Our first glimpses of the Space Shuttle from the b...
- We arrived at KSC, finally found the badging place...
- Ah, sunrise.
- After personally getting a scant 2.5 hours of slee...
- The drive down to Florida got off to a good start ...
- Thursday/Friday en route and at KSC
- I don't know if you can handle this, but I took th...
- Still in Florida
- soon to be in Florida
- Happy b-day!
- We all got to Pluto eventually. At the end of it ...
- Our boys start falling behind.
- Pacing and approaching Saturn!
- A cool (in my opinion, anyway) picture of Morgan's...
- I kept getting distracted from my own activity due...
- There was a hilarious portion of this picture that...
- The pretty swampy area on the other side of the ed...
- Walking toward our starting point.
- A general picture of the little land bridge across...
- Pace the Solar System
- Wow, what lovely posters those are. That I made.
- More people visiting the posters.
- Much interest in the poster session.
- Truckin' along to Week 6
- We should do more group photos! I hardly ever rem...
- You have no idea how many pictures I have from thi...
- More lovely rocks.
- A more well-lit part of the cave. It was chilly, ...
- Pretty.
- Here're those frozen waterfalls.
- Most of my pictures turned out to be artistically ...
- The tour guide lined us all up (several several do...
- Inside looking out.
- In front of the Cathedral Caverns entrance, which,...
- There was a large covered porch area for waiting b...
- Rest of Week 5
- Lovely and spectacular fireworks show with perfect...
- You can barely see it here, but there were hundred...
- My Academy group (Julia, Lisa; Mike, Aaron, me, Br...
- Graylan makes a surprised face, Lisa (yellow shirt...
- There were a few (hundred thousand) people there f...
- Elizabeth shared her blanket, even though I messed...
- Not in pop culture, but in the Presidency section,...
- In the Museum of American History: Kermit; things...
- Lincoln Memorial was probably the most "powerful" ...
- On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial with the Refl...
- Waiting in line to walk through Skylab. You can s...
- The X-29 with the forward swept ("backward") wings...
- Me standing with stuff is a whole new photo genre ...
- With the Apollo 11 Command Module in the Air and S...
- Oh, Me 262, I know your jet engine inside and out....
- Very powerful turtle spit.
- Team Early-Morning No-Sleep with the Supreme Court...
- Crafty Washington DC squirrel and the Supreme Cour...
- My Capitol Building and me!
- The early morning crowd with, look!, the Washingto...
- DC trip Part 4: July 4th and 5th
- Later that night, at the University of Maryland's ...
- The Jefferson Monument at night.
- The front of the White House somewhat later.
- Did I mention I took some pics of the Washington M...
- The back of the White House at sunset.
- Alumni and current Academites interact over giant ...
- At the alumni picnic, the soccer crew gets sweaty ...
- This building is full of aircraft. There's a whol...
- Me standing at the back of a Blackbird with some c...
- Above shot of the Concorde showing the delta wing.
- A Concorde, the supersonic passenger aircraft.
- A side view of Enterprise, with several capsules f...
- Isn't that lovely?
- OGP with the Space Shuttle Orbiter Enterprise. I ...
- An Apollo mobile quarantine facility, where they k...
- The Enola Gay.
- The Winnie Mae's accomplishments.
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1 comment:
Now that's a cool picture. Kinda looks like an eye. An alien eye. Jac (Remember: "She's got legs; human legs!")
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