Missy
Heather's blog is a MUST for space enthusiasts. She is knowledgeable and entertaining.
Blog Detail
Pillow Astronaut
http://pillownaut.blogspot.com
NASA's Mars spaceflight simulation research program. Includes NASA insider stories, effects of weightlessness, space science, & info on how to qualify for paid studies!
- Added on: Jan 2nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Heather
- Listed in: Science General Health
- Tags: space mars NASA astronaut spaceflight space research
Recent Posts
Vacation
Giving my brain a break, resting my mouse hand and enjoying California wine country. If time permits, I hope to revisit NASA Ames... it's been 12 years since I've seen Moffett Field!Normal activities will resume after the American Thanksgiving holida...
This Day In History (#8)
On November 13, 1971, the Mariner 9 Orbiter became the first artificial satellite of the planet Mars; it was thus the first space craft to successfully orbit another planet, only narrowly arriving before the Soviet Mars 2 and Mars 3, which both arriv...
Astronaut Cookbook
Hockey pal & faithful reader (maybe you noticed the pattern this month) Mrs. Rene L. over at Pages, Pucks & Pantry tipped me off to a wonderful new paperback by Charles Bourland and Gregory Vogt called The Astronaut's Cookbook!I’m tremendou...
Now Hiring: AstroNOT
Special thanks to longtime reader Rick Vaughn for today's find! The original post, Astronaut Needed, is still on the Best of Craigslist for Calgary (Alberta, Canada). I also swiped a screenshot, since I'm sure even the greatest hits eventually expire...
Happy Halloween!
Tich Tor Ang Tesmur...
This Day In History (#7)
October 30th... this date slides right by most people, when in fact it is one of the most amazing dates in the history of humanity.It was, among other things, the day Orson Welles caused panic with his "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast (1938), the ...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.82 out of a possible 5 based on 22 comments.
Simon Holmes
Strange this space thing for an ageing Englishman whose parents were bombed by Werner von Braun's creations.Strange that he wasn't tried as a war criminal.A touch of double standards I think,kind regards,simon
Amnon Govrin
Very nice blog regarding space relaed research, simulation, etc.
Brian Shiro
Pillow Astronaut's blog posts are always interesting, timely, and well written. She presents a diverse array of topics ranging from her participation in NASA spaceflight simulation studies to the goings on at the NASA Johnson Space Center. I highly recommend this blog to anyone interested in human spaceflight.
MimiAndTilly
I love this blog. It's informative, interesting, very different from other blogs, and fun! Highly recommended.
Toffee
great blog.
MOHSIN ALI
Nice Site
Theresa Hall
I think this writer is one of those really intelligent ones. The site is just full of interesting bits about space, zero gravity, applications to become a part of NASA and all about our solar system. A fun and educationally interesting place to read. Good job! SKDD
Shaun
I've been a fan of all things space related since i was young. From cartoons like Ulysses, Transformers, Thundercats. Reading encyclopedias, film and in computer games. Also a fan of zero G ( I will do the real thing one day soon) This blog covers a lot about space exploration that completely relates!
Alex Goodall
I love it; reminds me of being a kid again!
Tom
Hi, nice blog. Lots of interesting stupp on the moon landings!
Tom
cheznaz
wow ... this is amazing!
Jack W.
Very nice blog.
wirote
Its nice.
Aaron Zamanian
Great blog!
Keep up the good work ;)
Jan
a wow blog!
Aswani
nice and simple. Keep it up !
Carol Ann
Awesome and educational. Thank you.
Dinesh
Great blog. Different from the crowd. Good Job!
Demetrios the Traveller
lovely blog
bravo keep up the good posting
Alex Great
Enlightening information about space exploration presented in an entertaining manner. You might be able to find the same information elsewhere after spending hours searching. Here it is served neatly and in a comprehensible language.
When i am reading Heather's blog, i feel like i am a member of Nasa and i have a mission to complete in human space flight. So nice! :)
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