Showing posts with label space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space. Show all posts

Neil Armstrong

It is always at the end of an inspiring life that we revisit the accompishments of the person who is no longer with us. The same, I hope, will go for Neil Armstrong, whose life in the service of the Air Force and then with NASA has changed history and brought generations of Americans closer to their own dreams. As he hid himself from the public eye for much of his later life, will there be a release on the rights to his story? Will we see books and movies capitalizing on this moment? Can we appreciate the benefit of reviving history for generations who are distanced from the event (July 1969)?

Here Armstrong descends to take his first step...

Jay O'Callahan: The Power of Storytelling

There is a lot of information here if you want to dig deep- or just listen and enjoy


From "Spacesuits"

this awesome book just arrived in the mail- here are just a few of the amazing pictures inside.



images taken by Mark Avino in the book Spacesuits by Amanda Young, part of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Collection (2009)

Ralph Morse + Apollo portraits

Ralph Morse, a Life staff photographer, documenting NASA astronauts
 Project Mercury astronauts via Life
U.S. Astronaut John Glenn (1961) - Ralph Morse from themarathonwalker
Pete Conrad, Dick Gordon, Al Bean- crew of the Apollo 12 space craft from justacarguy

Love


+ team photos of the Apollo crews from maverick2