Joi's 2010 adventures, part 1 (the BIG one!)

[AdminAssistant]

Enterprise is due to be displayed in New York (though some NYers have been extremely ungracious about it) in the near future.

Eeeks, I just read an editorial about that, and yes they are! I bet Houston would be happy to take the "fake shuttle" off their hands.

[teh_blumchenkinder]

Wow... longthread is loooong! That was so cool! I'm glad you had so much fun, and hey! party!

[telecom_goddess]

I was not even 4 when the moon landing happened in 1969 so I don't remember it ..don't know if my mother watched it or what

But yeah I followed Joi's adventures on FB with that launch she's a HUGE space geek

[MoonCat]

Your poem is beautiful and made me cry. The shuttle program has always seemed to be so very important. I hate that they're discontinuing it, because I'm so afraid that we'll drop the whole idea of going into space, wimp out and stick to unmanned probes only.

Do you know the song "Witnesses' Waltz"?

[JoitheArtist]

Your poem is beautiful and made me cry. The shuttle program has always seemed to be so very important. I hate that they're discontinuing it, because I'm so afraid that we'll drop the whole idea of going into space, wimp out and stick to unmanned probes only.

Do you know the song "Witnesses' Waltz"?

NASA may not do any future manned missions, but private space has some VERY exciting stuff going on, especially Virgin Galactic and SpaceX. Keep up with SpaceX, they are the future.

And yes, i LOVE "Witnesses' Waltz"! Although now I tear up at the end when you can hear the rockets (there is nothing in the world that sounds like a rocket) and I remember being there and hearing it live. Actually, I own the whole album "To touch the Stars," it's got a lot of good stuff on it. My favorite serious one is "Fire in the Sky," and my favorite funny song on there is "Queen Isabella."