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Hoping to enlighten creators and readers about space news, storyworld developments, storytelling challenges, and anything else that pops into our heads.

Taking a look at wiki software in particular, what it does, and why it may or may not be useful on a particular content site.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm December 27, 2011 Tags: , ,

Through one of those weird connections the Internet makes, I stumbled upon the awesome, if not disturbing discovery that the Soviet Union had built a shuttle, too. And it did some things the American one didn’t.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm December 14, 2011 Tags: , ,

NASA’s space shuttle was a feat of engineering that hasn’t been matched since. But maybe one of the coolest things about it are the three main engines that help propel it into orbit.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm December 13, 2011 Tags: , , ,

A bunch of cool videos exist that are so amazing, it’s hard to believe they’re even real. They certainly look less real than much of the CGI we watch on TV everyday. See the Milky Way from Chile and some views of the shuttle launching from the solid rocket boosters. It’s pretty goddamned cool.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm December 12, 2011 Tags: , , ,

The Kepler and James Webb space telescopes are on the chopping block, budget-wise. Probably only because too few people are aware of how much they’ve done for the human understanding of the universe we live in.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm December 9, 2011 Tags: , , , , ,