space (not spatial)

• October 25, 2006general, Remote Sensing, space (not spatial)

  Life on Mars…..?

  Honestly, we just don’t know. Apparently the basis of most of our belief in the lack of life on Mars might be bad data. The Viking Mars Mission from 30 […]

• October 16, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  Amazing panorama images of Saturn and its rings from Cassini spacecraft

  Yeah, these are some of the coolest space images I’ve ever seen! The panoramic view of Saturn and its rings was created by combining a total of 165 images taken […]

• September 9, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  ThinkGeek :: Pluto Replies

  We here at VerySpatial are GEEKS. We accept this and rejoice in it. We are huge fans of ThinkGeek and have been known to buy items from them. One of […]

• August 22, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  A Little Closure….

  A couple of three weeks back I blogged a story (and we had it in the podcast) about the orginal Apollo Moon landing video being lost. Apparently it wasn’t just […]

• July 31, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  1969 Moon Images Could Have Been Better

  Wow, TV sucks. Apparently the live broadcast moon videos from the 1969 landing were actually much better than we’ve ever realized. The camera used to film the footage wasn’t capatible […]

• July 25, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  Build a better NASA?

  Seed magazine has an interesting editorial about building a better NASA. The crux of the article is that NASA has gotten off of its prime mission and needs to refocus […]

• July 17, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  Discovery lands safely

  Just checked out CNN and the space shuttle Discovery landed safely at Kennedy Space Center in Florida a little while ago. I’m still a fan of the shuttle program, so […]

• July 4, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  Space Shuttle Discovery lifts off on the 115th shuttle mission

  Busy day today packing and moving….but I had to stop for a few minutes and watch the space shuttle Discovery’s launch. So far, so good…….. For more info and video […]

• June 21, 2006Events, general, space (not spatial)

  Serenity Movie Charity Screenings

  Ok, technically not geography, but it’s been awhile since we’ve blogged anything about Joss Whedon’s Firefly universe, so I am remedying that now. Serenity fans have set up a worldwide […]

• June 6, 2006general, space (not spatial)

  Rocket Science 101 from NASA

  As we all know, rockets are what launch the remote sensing satellites that many of us depend on for our geospatial data into orbit. So, while not strictly geography-related, rocket […]