daily spaceflight news

today's moon new

Wednesday 22 February 2012

Book your flight

Space travel is right around the corner.
Let Moonandback get you on board.
Sign up now.

Video

Moonandback Interview With Stephen D Covey, part 3 – Asteroid Resources

Stephen D Covey calls for NASA to manage the “slingshot” necessary to capture Apophis or another asteroid.

Share and Enjoy:
  • Print
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • Google Bookmarks
  • Technorati
  • Twitter
  • email
  • LinkedIn
  • Reddit
  • Slashdot
  • Tumblr
  • StumbleUpon

Tags: , , , ,

2 Responses to “Moonandback Interview With Stephen D Covey, part 3 – Asteroid Resources”

  1. Rasmus says:

    So let’s have a petition or start a social networking movement.

  2. Rasmus says:

    Seriously, a well-organized campaign could really get the idea out there. The U.S. needs some big goal now that can show the nation that it can actually get something big done. The value of 27 million tons of material in orbit could have a big impact (no pun) on the U.S.’s national debt.

    Such a social networking movement needs a dedicated website and Facebook fan page. Once that is set up, Steven D. Covey can address the space audience on The Space Show, Spacevidcast and similar shows. There would be a lot of interest in the traditional media as well. This makes for a really good story.

    This could be called “capturingapophis.org” or something like that.

Leave a Reply



diane-dimeff-120222

Video

Moonandback Interview With Diane Dimeff, part 1 – eSpace

eSpace Executive Director Diane Dimeff talks with MM about the organization, its incubation mission, and
read more »

Aerial view of Wallops Island launch site (includes artist concept of rocket on pad). - Image credit: Orbital Sciences

Orbit

2012 A Big Year For Orbital’s Cygnus And Antares

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Frank Culbertson, Orbital’s Senior Vice President and head of its human space
read more »

john-gedmark-120222

Video

Moonandback Interview With John Gedmark, part 2 – Leveraging Rocket-Powered Spaceships

Commercial Spaceflight Federation Advisor John Gedmark talks with MM about the challenges for the space
read more »

This shows the largest of the newly detected graben found in highlands of the lunar farside. - Image credit: NASA/Goddard/Arizona State University/Smithsonian Institution

Moon

NASA Spacecraft Reveals Recent Geological Activity On The Moon (Video)

WASHINGTON, D.C. — New images from NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) spacecraft show the moon’s
read more »

The 1987 Soviet publication “Salyut-Mir” gave a description of the Mir program. - Image credit: Novosti Press

News

Soviets Lead ‘Peaceful Exploration Of Space’ | This Week In Space History

by michael shinabery Three weeks after NASA’s space shuttle Challenger exploded, the Soviet Union “opened
read more »

john-gedmark-120220

Video

Moonandback Interview With John Gedmark, part 1 – The Commercial Spaceflight Federation

CSF Advisor John Gedmark talks with MM about the composition, history and purpose of the
read more »

Global map of forest height produced from NASA's ICESAT/GLAS, MODIS and TRMM sensors. The map will advance our understanding of Earth's forest habitats and their role in Earth's carbon cycle. - Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Environment

NASA Map Sees Earth’s Trees In A New Light

PASADENA, Calif. — A NASA-led science team has created an accurate, high-resolution map of the
read more »

steve-brody-120217

Video

Moonandback Interview With Steve Brody, part 3 – A Great Compliment

International Space University VP of North American Operations Steve Brody talks with MM about the
read more »

steve-brody-120216

Video

Moonandback Interview With Steve Brody, part 2 – The ISU Experience

Steve Brody talks about International Space University’s founders, ISU’s Summer Program and its locations, the
read more »

Steve-Brody-120215

Video

Moonandback Interview With Steve Brody, part 1 – The International Space University

Steve Brody, Vice President of North American Operations at the International Space University talks with
read more »

A CubeSat, such as the one in this illustration, is a type of space research picosatellite with dimensions of 10×10×10 centimetres(i.e., a volume of exactly one litre), weighing no more than one kilogram, and typically using commercial off-the-shelf electronics components. - Image credit: SEDS VIT

News

NASA Announces Third Round Of CubeSat Space Mission Candidates

WASHINGTON, D.C. — NASA has selected 33 small satellites to fly as auxiliary payloads aboard
read more »

Teachers experience moments of weightlessness last week. - Image credit: NASA

News

Teachers Fly Experiments on NASA Reduced Gravity Flights

HOUSTON, Texas — More than 70 teachers had an opportunity to experience what it feels
read more »

george-nield-120214

Video

Moonandback Interview With Dr. George Nield, part 2 – Commercial Space Transportation

Dr. Nield talks with MM about the emerging commercial space industry and about how suborbital
read more »

Daily spaceflight news

We are a news content generation and aggregation website covering space, with emphasis on the personal and commercial spaceflight industry.

Our mission is to document for the general public the dawn of this new epoch in mankind's history, and to make young students aware of the opportunities for careers in space-related fields.

All content Copyright © 2010 - 2012 Moonandback Media LLC, except where otherwise noted. All Rights Reserved. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Community Guidelines and Privacy Policy.

moonandback.com

moonandbackproductions.com

orbitcity.net

orbitcitystore.com

Advertise with Moonandback Media. Inquiries:

Moonandback Media, LLC
1017 L St., #102
Sacramento, CA 95814-3805

email: email@moonandback.com

Affiliates