Here is a collection of tweets from this debate.
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Saturday, 12 October 2013
Alan Bean, Apollo 12 Lunar Module Pilot
Thanks to an amazing effort by all involved with Space Lectures, Alan Bean was in Pontefract on Saturday 12th October 2013 to give a talk about his experiences as a Lunar Module Pilot for Apollo 12, which made him the fourth man to walk on the Moon.
On this 4 day trip to the UK, Space Lectures arranged for Alan Bean to captivate 600 school children at Birkdale School, and he also visited two other schools.
Many people gathered for dinner with Alan Bean on Friday night, and were able to have a couple of minutes with him as he graciously signed autographs.
The Saturday talk started with a 5 minute video highlighting key Apollo moments.
"Space Lectures is proud to introduce the fourth man on the Moon, Captain Alan Bean!"
Alan: "Thank you very much for coming today. Nice to be with you here in the UK. I love this weather, I come from Houston Texas, where its hot. I don't even think of this as rain, this is just a little sprinkle. Nice to be with you in paradise and in the garden of Eden, but I'll say more about that later."
| Alan Bean and myself, SpaceFest IV |
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| Alan Bean at Birkdale School, Sheffield (credit: @Space_Lectures) |
The Saturday talk started with a 5 minute video highlighting key Apollo moments.
"Space Lectures is proud to introduce the fourth man on the Moon, Captain Alan Bean!"
Alan: "Thank you very much for coming today. Nice to be with you here in the UK. I love this weather, I come from Houston Texas, where its hot. I don't even think of this as rain, this is just a little sprinkle. Nice to be with you in paradise and in the garden of Eden, but I'll say more about that later."
Friday, 11 October 2013
Royal Astronomical Society: EChO Meeting
Here is a collection of tweets from this meeting, focussing on the ESA M3 candidate mission EChO (Exoplanet Characterisation Observatory).
Friday, 4 October 2013
Sudbury Field School 2013
Here is a collection of tweets from this NASA/CLRN Field School at the 1.8 billion year old Sudbury basin site.
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