I got lucky enough to be working for NASA/Ames on the first work/study program that DeAnza had (when it was just a local "junior" college) back in 1971/72 and, because of that, was able to go with the group to see the night launch of Apollo 17 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_17). It is a truly awesome and moving experience - except for the fire ants.
If you don't make it this time at least you know that we will be doing more space stuff under the new administration. Which means you will have opportunities to go to another one.
I would someday like to witness a shuttle landing, something my parents were able to view.
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If you don't make it this time at least you know that we will be doing more space stuff under the new administration. Which means you will have opportunities to go to another one.
I would someday like to witness a shuttle landing, something my parents were able to view.