People who have never watched a shuttle launch in person often ask me what it was like. It’s a very unique experience – I’ve never seen...

Few could ever forget the tragic Columbia accident, when when the Space Shuttle Columbia broke apart during re-entry, killing all seven...

On January 27, 1997, I attended the 30th anniversary memorial ceremonies commemorating the Apollo 1 fire that took the lives of...

In October 2002, one of our spacecraft models was taken to the International Space Station to be used as a training aid for astronauts in...

You might recognize this beauty as the F-4J Phantom, otherwise known as the “Black Bunny.” You can see the Playboy Bunny image on the...

Here’s a picture of the last pair of ISS solar arrays to be attached to the International Space Station. These 115-foot blue and gold...

Last month when I heard that Neil Armstrong had passed away, I paused to remember the time back in 1969 when Apollo 11 was launched....

Just look at this beautiful shuttle External Tank! It’s the Super Lightweight Tank that was used by the Space Shuttles from 1998 on....

Here’s a picture of one of the solar array wings unfolding like an accordion as they stretch to reach their full length of 115 feet. What...

Here’s a picture of me standing beside a Saturn V rocket engine on my first visit to the Kennedy Space Center in 1997. As you can see by...