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Col. Chris Hadfield of the Canadian Space Agency visited the Ontario Science Centre and spoke about some of the very human aspects of space travel. Thank you so much for the feature YouTube...minutes before this was recorded I said to Chris Hadfield that I wanted to put his video on the internet and make him famous...(a joke...since he is already famous). He is a terrific guy and a great Canadian scientist. And speaking of Canada...there will be a Canadian YouTube meetup on 888 at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto. Check out the 888torontomeetup channel... : ) http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca
| New space water recycling system has hiccups (AP via Yahoo! News) NASA's revolutionary new space water recycling system is having serious hiccups. |
| Would-be Japanese space tourist wants $21M back (AP via Yahoo! News) Japanese millionaire Daisuke Enomoto had planned to dress up as his favorite cartoon character in outer space and spent $21 million to make it happen. Now he claims the company that was supposed make his dream come true brushed him aside with little more than a "sorry, no refunds." |
| Space station's new urine recycler has glitches (Reuters via Yahoo! News) NASA is having problems with a $250 million system it just delivered to the International Space Station to recycle urine and other wastewater into drinking water for astronauts. |
| NASA's space water recycling system has hiccups (AP via Yahoo! News) NASA's revolutionary new space water recycling system is having serious hiccups. The $154 million device for turning astronauts' urine and sweat into drinking water aboard the international space station shut down again Friday, and engineers on the ground were scrambling to figure out what was wrong. |
| Space station's new urine recycler has glitches (Reuters via Yahoo! News) NASA is experiencing problems with a $250 million machine for recycling urine and other wastewater into drinking water for astronauts, the U.S. space agency said on Friday. |
