As I did back to the 60s, it is nostalgic to go to the beach for a launch again. Then the pads were south of the Cape and you could watch from there. Of the many hundreds of launches I’ve seen, there is no better place, no more ‘Florida’ a place to watch a launch. Thanks Blue.
Today, Tim Hughes and Clay Mowry received @csf_spaceflight’s inaugural James Kuzma Community Advocacy Award, named in honor of our late, great colleague Jim. Congratulations to Clay and Tim on this fitting recognition.
@LauraForczyk The Cape is not unlike the airports in Chicago or Atlanta. It gets busy, and issues arise, but there is real value and synergy from all that activity. Good management will determine if you’re successful in meeting those challenges. Thanks for the analysis.
@philliplarson@Space_Station As the brand new District Director for a freshman Member from the Space Coast, Jim Bacchus, I remember. We were sweating bullets. Thanks again Congressman Lewis. God speed.
@gtwhitesides@virgingalactic There are few demonstrations of true leadership and vision more profound than knowing when you’ve done your job and it’s time for someone else to go forth and fly. It’s like being a parent. Congrats on the judgement and success. You’re not done
@SpaceBrendan It is unfortunate timing, but exploration is a human enterprise and by definition prone to unexpected disruptions. What’s important is DEMO-2. If D-2 does well, it’s a footnote in history. If it does not, then the twitterverse will explode.
I grew up with the Original 7 astronauts of Project Mercury. Re: the passing of Annie Glenn, Cocoa Beach was a wild place back then and John Glenn was respected as a ‘decent guy’. Annie was always his anchor. This chapter in US Space history has now passed. God speed Annie Glenn.
@SpaceBrendan About this time you’ll start to feel guilty for finding yourself moving on, not thinking of him so often. It’s part of the process. It’s just the next phase of both your grief and of your relationship with Hunter. He’s still helping you grow. That’s the beauty of it.
At the International Aviation Womens Assoc (IAWA) speaking on Inclusion & Diversity in the aerospace workforce. It was a 'Mens Panel', but you gotta love the irony.