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Contents of the SWAG giving to all @NASATweetup/sts-135-landing participants: Tweetup badge, 2011 ISS Calendar, Boeing's Space Flight Reporters Notebook, NASA Sticker, Astronaut Squeeze Toy and the NASA bag. @CausewayTweetup not part of package, but included in photo.
Space Flight Reporters Notebook has facts of Space Shuttle, facts of all prior mission; loaded with information.
The crowd reacts as the Atlas V rocket carrying the Juno spacecraft launches from LC-41 on August 5, 2011 at 12:25pm.
Left side:
"I was going to give you a present ..."
Right side:
"... but they accidentally loaded it into the cargo bay and shot it into orbit.
Happy Holidays!
launch photos taken by Pierre
Baillargeon (@Kabong) at the
2009 STS-129 #nasatweetup
11/16/09 at 2:28:10 p.m. EST"
The back of the card can be viewed here: www.flickr.com/photos/kabong/4167955172/in/photostream/
NASATweetup April 28=29, 2011: The final launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour. Had to make a tshirt so I could bring my students names along! This IS history afterall! Follow my blog for students at www.greatdaytolearn.com/learningendeavour
laughingsquid.com/nasa-launch-of-space-shuttle-sts-129/
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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Seth Green @sethgreen and Clare Grant @claregrant taking a photo of Astronaut Clay Anderson @Astro_Clay with @jambondeluxe at the #NASATweetup of STS-134
It's like holding a cloud, some said, upon holding a small block of Aerogel, the lightweight substance manufactured for use in space installations including the International Space Station.
Picked up my badge & KSC pass at the KSC Press Accreditation Building, an unpretentious old cinder block building, & started thinking about all the "real" journalists who've passed through here over the years...
cyclotram.blogspot.com/2011/11/where-i-was-this-morning.html
This is a huge panorama of the signature wall inside the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center. This wall was signed by thousands of Shuttle Program workers as the program was being shut down. This is my "low" res version, the *really* big one will take all night to stitch on my computer.
Dr Fran Bagenal is just off-frame, very animatedly pretending to be Juno in orbit. Video of the demonstration.