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  1. @ericmblog You can call them Fred & Ethel right now. No official names yet. Besides, what's in a name? Would that which we call . . . 3:34 PM Dec 9th from web in reply to ericmblog
  2. We are still looking at possibly doing follow-on test flights like Ares I-X (II-X and III-X?). 4:38 AM Dec 8th from web
  3. It is also nice to see Arsenal in the top 3 of the Premiership w/Liverpool coming up on Saturday. Always a tough match. 4:37 AM Dec 8th from web
  4. I'm NOT bragging, but it is very nice that Georgia Tech won against Clemson on Sat night. I didn't lose my voice for nothing... 4:33 AM Dec 8th from web
  5. Prpeparing to discuss Ares I-X Lessons we (hopefully) learned with HQ. We want to see what we can "teach" NASA about fast missions. 4:32 AM Dec 8th from web
  6. @jsalsman Of course we CAN colaborate with the Russians (I've been there), but those are political decisions, i.e. out of NASA's control. 4:29 AM Dec 3rd from web in reply to jsalsman
  7. If you miss it, I'll try to post a few tweets with the more interesting points. 4:25 AM Dec 3rd from web
  8. Don't forget the Ares I-X flight data news conference today at 2:00 Rocket Time with Bob Ess and Marshall "The Man" Smith. 4:24 AM Dec 3rd from web
  9. I'm looking at innovative ways to make more tests happen. Lots of creative juggling will be required. Back to work for me... 8:04 PM Dec 1st from web
  10. While our technology is impressive, it still comes down to people making this stuff happen. 8:01 PM Dec 1st from web
  11. You knw wha I love about this? It's people discussing and imagining and thinking, not machines or computers. There is no formula for this. 8:00 PM Dec 1st from web
  12. Philosophically, it's a no-brainer: Sure, let's do more. As you can imagine, it's not that simple. 7:58 PM Dec 1st from web
  13. Lots of good discussion today by the technical community (I always love that phrase) about how and/or why to do more Ares test flights. 7:57 PM Dec 1st from web
  14. SO: Since Oct 31, 2000, the ISS has had at least 2 crew members. Let's keep humans in space forever. 5:03 AM Dec 1st from web
  15. ...This was in the aftermath of the Columbia tragedy. 5:01 AM Dec 1st from web
  16. I stand corrected: From April 2003 (Expedition 7) to July 2006 (Expedition 13), the ISS had only a two person crew... 5:00 AM Dec 1st from web
  17. So y'all chill and watch Bob on Thursday! 9:48 PM Nov 30th from web
  18. There is some cool stuff, but I don't want to steal Bob's "thunder" 9:47 PM Nov 30th from web
  19. On THursday, Mission Manager Bob Ess is going to discuss some of the data we collected during the Ares I-X flight... 9:47 PM Nov 30th from web
  20. I love how the team consistently makes it look so easy. And welcome home to Astro_Nicole. Get yourself some turkey. 6:48 AM Nov 27th from web
  • Name Jon Cowart
  • Location Kennedy Space Center
  • Bio NASA guy, husband, father of Buzz & Squirrel, Braves/Yellow Jackets/Gunners fan.
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