About that delayed NASA launch…yeah, it’s permanent. The, thankfully, UN-MANNED, NASA “Antares” class rocket exploded during take-off this evening in Eastern Virginia.
About that delayed NASA launch…yeah, it’s permanent. The, thankfully, UN-MANNED, NASA “Antares” class rocket exploded during take-off this evening in Eastern Virginia. So, the only people who could watch the launch were ironically those already in space; since the blast was that large. NASA is referring to it as a “catastrophic anomaly.” Which, is, I’ve decided, a much more politically correct way of saying “Fuck’d.” We would promise to keep you up to date on this project, but…well no new launch is in the planning. To volunteer for clean-up duty, or find out more you can always try contacting NASA. www.NASA.gov
Three Tall Ships, One River, 250 Years of American History
Editor's Note: RVA Magazine is partnering with the Virginia Museum of History & Culture on coverage related to America's 250th anniversary, including Richmond SailFest and the upcoming IllumiNation. Also, filmmaker Justin Black of Headwaters Down is sailing aboard...
