The moon in 2020 will be just as round as it is today, but if the geeks at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration have their way, it won’t orbit the Earth solo. The U.S. space agency is hoping to divert a small asteroid from elsewhere in the galactic neighborhood and robotically place it into […] Continue reading → 
Victor Davis Hanson Veteran Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki cannot get a handle on the recent scandalous treatment of veterans in VA hospitals, where more than 40 sick men were allowed to die without proper follow-up treatment. A cover-up allegedly followed. When the Walter Reed Army Medical Center scandal broke under the George W. Bush administration, […] Continue reading → 
L. Todd Wood Since NASA is now a vehicle for Muslim outreach, other space powers are in a race to colonize and exploit lunar resources for their own gain. Russian newspaper Izvestia has recently acquired a draft program written by the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Roscosmos federal space agency, and Moscow State University to […] Continue reading → 
An unmanned aircraft almost struck a US Airways flight over Florida in March, a pilot told the Federal Aviation Administration, highlighting safety concerns as U.S. regulators develop rules for civilian drone use. The Bombardier Inc. CRJ2 regional jet was about 5 miles from Tallahassee Regional Airport at an altitude of 2,300 feet (701 meters) when […] Continue reading → 
NASA TO JOIN SEARCH – Chinese satellite sees large object The unprecedented international search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed early Sunday near Perth, Australia, with a U.S. Navy P-8 Poseidon rejoining the effort, according to a naval spokesman. Eight planes will search over the Indian Ocean on Sunday, compared to six planes on […] Continue reading → 
Terresa Monroe-Hamilton, Increasingly, I feel time is short and that we are entering very grave times. My heart is on fire with fear for my country and our freedoms. Communism is never a way out – it is a depraved, evil path to death and despair. When I was a child, I loved NASA and […] Continue reading → 
Michael Schaus Do you remember when NASA used to be responsible for sending Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to the lunar surface? Remember when they were a beacon for capitalism’s prosperity, and an ode to western civilization’s adoption of the American Dream? (As Cadillac recently pointed out, we put a car on the moon, and […] Continue reading →