Go there - it's in Titusville, it's really cool and it's free!

Landing in Houston, July 17, 2011

Johnson Space Center National Historic Markers

juno on launch pad, less than 24 hours before launch

International Space Station associate program scientist, JSC.

The back of the zero-g plane

NASA Tweetup with the Atlantis crew of STS-125 on 7-21-09, which undertook the last servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope

From my blog post about finding out I had been selected for #NASATweetup #NASASocial #STS135

www.kellyschwark.blogspot.com/#!http://kellyschwark.blogs...

#NASASocial4yrs

Louis Suarato (@LouisS)

Bill Nye The Science Guy!

This picture is upside down :)

Adam, our new friend, and me.

Images from NASA Tweetup for STS-129 Atlantis Shuttle Launch.

Astronaut Piers Sellers meets w/ the participants of the NPP Tweetup at Vandenberg AFB on Oct. 27th, 2011.

Me being silly

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fellow twitter user @oceanchick99 thinking about what to write while @NealWiser takes a picture on his iPhone

Last stop, the launch pad!

N501NA and N507NA

A tweep put a Jupiter sticker on her Apple logo.

On the way to Houston...

There was a group (I think from a university) in WFF currently working on a sounding rocket project. Their payload had two parts: a mother and a daughter

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