RobertPearlman
@robertpearlman
editor of @collectSPACE, on the trail of space shuttle artifacts, missing moon rocks and where space exploration intersects with pop culture
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http://www.collectspace.com/ 19-01-2008 18:10:37
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As part of its celebration of 250 years of mail delivery, the United States Postal Service (U.S. Postal Service) has issued a prestige booklet highlighting some of the most popular topics for U.S. postage stamps. Space exploration makes the list... #USPS250booklet
As astronomers attest, the deeper you look out into space, the farther back in time you see. As Andy Saunders - Apollo Remastered illustrates, the same can said for astronaut photography.
"That's incredible!" said Eileen Collins, reacting to the auction in an email to collectSPACE. "Space shuttle mission STS-93 still lives on." "I am happy to see the Sacagawea coins are drawing so much enthusiasm. I am still so proud to have been part of this wonderful mission."
"We waited to make sure the whole enterprise was ready for us to announce it before we even used it. I think we'll start using it in sims: 'Houston, Integrity. Integrity, Houston.' That's the plan." — Victor Glover
"It is worth noting that there is little evidence of broad public demand for such a move." — Senator Mark Kelly with Mark Warner, Senator Tim Kaine and Senator Dick Durbin
The site offers more than 9,000 days of photos, video and audio transmitted during the 25 years of continuous human residency on the International Space Station. That includes: 4,561,987 space-to-ground calls in 69 languages; 6,931,369 photos; 10,908 articles; and 930 videos. #ISSinRealTime
All of the proceeds from the Margaritaville patch sales will be donated to the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (ISS National Lab), the organization responsible for managing the ISS National Laboratory.
I had a great time reminiscing and looking forward at what 2026 has to hold for space exploration history. Check out the latest episode of Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex's podcast "We Choose to Go to Kennedy" now streaming!