Reads tagged with “NASA”
Marketing the Moon: How NASA Sold Space to Earth
When the mission became the message and NASA undertook the monumental task of explaining rocket science to an audience looking to the stars.
Astronaut Chris Hadfield on Success and the Meaning of Life
“If you view crossing the finish line as the measure of your life, you’re setting yourself up for a personal disaster.”
November 14, 1963: The First-Ever Footage from Space
“Through the magic of the camera, earthlings take their first ride into space.”
The Art of NASA: Andy Warhol, Annie Leibovitz, Norman Rockwell, and Other Icons Celebrate 50 Years of Space Exploration
Celebrated artists translate NASA’s mission “to reach for new heights and reveal the unknown” into stunning images.
Gorgeous Black-and-White Vintage Photos of Early NASA Facilities
From the wind tunnels the made commercial aviation possible to the analog machines that preceded the computer, a visual history of the spirit of innovation presently unworthy of the government’s dollar.
We Are Singing Stardust: Carl Sagan on the Story of Humanity’s Greatest Message and How the Golden Record Was Born
“We [are] a species endowed with hope and perseverance, at least a little intelligence, substantial generosity and a palpable zest to make contact with the cosmos.”
December 24, 1968: NASA Simulates Exactly What the Apollo 8 Astronauts Saw When They Took the Iconic Earthrise Photograph
Cutting-edge technology reveals how one of history’s most important images almost didn’t happen.
This Is Mars: Mesmerizing Ultra-High-Resolution NASA Photos at the Intersection of Art and Science
Unprecedented look at the ever-enchanting Red Planet, at once more palpable and more mysterious than ever.
Space for Equality: NASA Joins the It Gets Better Project
“It’s becoming the new normal — you’re being defined by your character and not by whom you love.”
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