FOX Television Stations journalist by day; dad by night. Occasional space reporter. #SpaceCamp @UofMaryland #Terps. #BlueAces. Ever-wary Cleveland sports fan.
Today's @SpaceX#FalconHeavy launch had it all: Triple-core rockets, twin booster landings, and a mannequin in a convertable orbiting the earth: https://t.co/3sES0UjcWZ
The Artemis II mission around the moon will be a brilliant last hurrah for several space shuttle engines and booster rocket parts that first flew as far back as 1982. https://t.co/wCuGhaBzuR
I’m proud of this one.
I brought a solar telescope to Florida to capture a Falcon 9 rocket launch transiting the sun. While these have been captured before, never with the details of the sun’s chromosphere, which makes this one the first!
See the video or get the print below 👇
The #Starship flights never fail to amaze. I was so full of angst at this point in the flight; hard to imagine the shuttles and every single reentering spacecraft actually surviving this.
The #Starliner launch was delayed by weeks and is, in fact, years behind schedule but it will still be full of notable firsts. Here's a list: https://t.co/rIu8t4jyC9
One of the highlights of eclipse planning was getting to hear from one of the only people to see a total eclipse from earth and space. Spoiler alert: @AstroTerry says you should see one yourself. https://t.co/VWGVTZ1mxB
Not sure what’s crazier: That the bright dot in this pic is the @ISS_Research going 17,500 mph or that my tripod-less phone snapped this shot with Cassiopeia and the Pleiades clearly visible. #tampa#Astrophotography
Looks to be official: "@SpaceX is targeting Friday, November 17 for the second integrated flight test of Starship from Starbase in Cameron County, Texas. The 120-minute test window opens at 7:00 a.m. CT."