Covered today's @SpaceFlorida meeting in Orlando, and here's more information on Seagate Space's progress on building a Florida-based rocket-launch sea platform @Florida_Today https://t.co/IYHMXm5Cot
Toured Argotec's new U.S. headquarters-satellite facility in Melbourne, where officials expect the workforce to double by early next year https://t.co/akfhLNQZb8
Here’s our @Florida_Today Sunday front page. I enjoyed writing this Memorial Day story about two late Space Coast WWII veterans -- including Ike Rigell, NASA's Apollo 11 deputy launch director https://t.co/A7s17kByVJ
Shot a 53-second video of this morning's SpaceX Falcon 9 launch that produced a colorful "jellyfish" effect in the sky 🪼🚀Check out the video in my @Florida_Today multi-hour mission blog here: https://t.co/id4JWTIu5h
Here's a breakdown of Amazon's $400 million-plus investment the past five years or so on Florida's Space Coast, including launch infrastructure for Amazon Leo satellite internet service. https://t.co/BjSkp6RJ8X
Chatted with the U.S. Air Force Reserve 920th Rescue Wing this morning learning how their HC-130J Combat King II and HH-60W Jolly Green II rescued 11 plane crash survivors in the Atlantic Ocean https://t.co/GWYWnqt4L7
The Caribbean Princess cruise ship has docked at Port Canaveral, concluding a cruise where a norovirus outbreak sickened more than 100 passengers and crew members. https://t.co/r9ZHLDJqHZ
Five different orbital rockets launched from Cape Canaveral this month, breaking the record dating to NASA's Gemini-Apollo days in February 1965 and July 1966. https://t.co/oVT5EO9DWU
Sunday's @Florida_Today front page featuring the University of Central Florida's Cape Canaveral Archaeological Mitigation Project. Story link: https://t.co/KnMXINAPsn
Blue Origin NG-3 launch recap: Here's a @Florida_Today blog featuring mission updates, starting nearly three hours ahead of liftoff from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station https://t.co/fqufWb3Dkq
With all eyes on Artemis II, it’s easy to forget the thousands of hands that got the crew there. One 93-year-old “Space Grandma” traveled from Oklahoma to witness her grandsons’ work on the Orion spacecraft. The Weather Channel’s Katie Tutrone met her to see how a passion for the stars spans generations: