I was wrong yesterday when I said I would not have time to write on my
Blog
today.
I have at least a half hour so I need to get down to business right away.
And what better way to start,
but to talk to about
2019
and what is coming up.
The best article I could find was in
By Dave Mosher
When it comes to events in space, 2019 is going to be an extraordinary year. That's not to say 2018 will be an easy act to follow. After all, SpaceX debuted the world's most powerful operational launch system (called Falcon Heavy), sent a car beyond Mars, and helped lift off more orbital rockets than in any year since 1990. With a few exceptions, NASA also had a momentous 12 months: The US space agency announced its first-ever commercial astronaut crews, began a new hunt for Earth-like planets, sent a probe to "touch" the sun, and landed its InSight robot on Mars. China, meanwhile, crashed an old space station into the ocean and launched a small fleet of moon satellites. But 2019 will be a doozy — a sentiment that NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine highlighted after NASA's recent Mars landing. "Right now at NASA, there is more underway than in I don't know how many years past," Bridenstine said during a live broadcast. "It's a drought, and then all of the sudden there's all of these activities."
Follow the
and you will be able to mark on your calendar for some of the biggest events that you can expect from
Aerospace Companies,
Government Space Agencies,
and
The Night Sky
next year.
This is,
Looking Forward To Another Great Year In
Space Exploration
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“It is a very sobering feeling to be up in space and realize that one's
safety factor was determined by the lowest bidder on a government
contract.”
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