Len Rosen·2d agoHow the NASA Roadmap to the Moon Has Changed — 21st Century Tech BlogIn the last week, NASA announced what’s planned for Artemis III in the summer of 2027. The agency admitted the schedule has slipped by 90…
InCrow’s Feet: Life As We AgebyKathryn Betts Adams, MSW, PhD·Oct 3Sputnik, the Space Race, and a Baby’s Birth…the view from 69 years later
Fahad | Writer & Researcher·Aug 1Artemis: Making History Again — NASA’s Return to the Moon and the Architecture of the Mars EraFor more than five decades, the Moon has occupied a unique place in human consciousness: at once a scientific destination, a political…A response icon3A response icon3
Len Rosen·Jul 22Apollo 11 57 Years Ago Shows Yawning Gap in the Artemis Plans to Return to the Moon — 21st Century…Fifty-seven years ago on July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong took humanity’s first step on the Moon. It was the penultimate moment for the Apollo…
Len Rosen·Apr 25NASA’s New Direction — Missions for Glory or Science or Both — 21st Century Tech BlogOccupying the “high ground” in space may have been the impetus for the Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union in the…
Craig Carter-Edwards·Apr 21Back to Buchenwald 2026: From Mittlebau-Dora to Artemis II (6/8)I wrote this series to capture the lessons of my latest trip back to Buchenwald, the Concentration Camp my father was imprisoned in during…
Letters From Kitsune·Apr 21Artemis II: A Testament to Human ThresholdsFor fifty years, the Moon was a memory. For fifty years, we stared at the silver disc in the sky not as a destination, but as a monument to…
Ray Villard·Apr 11NASA Still Risks Stranding Astronauts on the MoonBecause 85% of people alive today were born after the Apollo 11 landing, the follow-on Artemis IV lunar landing will not really be a sequel…
Altan "Atabarezz" Atabarut·Apr 7From Estes Rockets to Artemis II 🚀What 30 Years Taught Me About Building the Future
