Art that brings space and soul together
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"Silenced Nevermore"
Women's Vote
100th Anniversary piece
2020 marks the 100th Anniversary of the Women's Right to Vote. Protecting our voice, our vote; we will never cede this right. This piece brings that legacy forward, as women continue to play a leading and critical role in how we expand out, to become a space-faring civilization.
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Finding Opportunity
One priority in any development of Mars will be preserving historic sites. Finding and preserving the rover Opportunity will surely be one of the top priorities. This concept piece illustrates our finding and uncovering a dust-covered Opportunity.
Spirit of NASA
NASA's historic 16' windtunnel saw it all, from World War I aircraft through Mercury, Gemini and Apollo crafts and rockets, even through to the advent of the space shuttle program; the Spirit of NASA lived within its walls.
Visions of Awe
Reaching out into space we catch awe-inspiring glimpses of wondrous possible futures. Visions of space stations, lunar gateways, moon missions, moon bases, mars missions and mars colonies... all revealed in John Glenn's visor as he envisions the future.
Apollo 11 - Tense Landing
In Neil Armstrong's position, looking out at the moon zipping by, searching for a safe landing spot ( landing with 16 sec.s of fuel left!) In the window, Neil in his helmet & reflection of the control panel with the fuel alarm & program 1202 alarm (the 1202 alarm indicating navigation computer overload -it took a cool head with a good memory to know it would be OK - if it did not persist). Reflected in the rolled up window shield is Neil's hand on the control taking the lunar module in for a white-knuckle landing. Capcom responded to Armstrong's "the Eagle has landed" with "thanks, you had a lot of guys turning blue down here".
Apollo 4 -
Saturn V's Grand entrance
The launch of Apollo 4 was the 1st launch of the Saturn V that would take us to the moon. An unparalleled thrill for media observers like Walter Cronkite and those watching and listening to it over the broadcast. From miles away in the hardened block house Walter Cronkite reported as they tried holding the windows in their frames while the ceiling began to come apart. the tremors from the Florida launch were picked up from as far away as New York.
The Touch of Apollo
WORK IN PROGRESS
When we set out to touch the moon, we didn't realize it was then that we would finally experience the "Overview Effect”. In reaching out, we expanded our understanding of where we came from. Here we see an astronaut touching Apollo with earthrise in the background.
"I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the Earth. No single space project...will be more exciting, or more impressive to mankind, or more important...and none will be so difficult or expensive to accomplish..." President John F. Kennedy