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Happy Moon Day!
Jul. 20th, 2009 10:54 am40 years ago today the first man walked on the Moon.
Tomorrow I'm meeting the astronauts who serviced the Hubble Space Telescope for the last time on the STS-125 mission.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jmgold42 suggested as a question for them "Do you think we should go back to the Moon?" and I just may ask it (though I expect someone else will ask it). blue102 suggested a question about how their perspective of Earth has changed, and how the Earth-bound of us can achieve that. I'm also considering "Do you think NASA should focus its energy and funding on manned or unmanned missions?" You can follow along with the NASA Tweetup event at the Twitter hashtag #NASATweetup.
If you could ask the STS-125 astronauts any question, what would it be?
Tomorrow I'm meeting the astronauts who serviced the Hubble Space Telescope for the last time on the STS-125 mission.
jmgold42 suggested as a question for them "Do you think we should go back to the Moon?" and I just may ask it (though I expect someone else will ask it). blue102 suggested a question about how their perspective of Earth has changed, and how the Earth-bound of us can achieve that. I'm also considering "Do you think NASA should focus its energy and funding on manned or unmanned missions?" You can follow along with the NASA Tweetup event at the Twitter hashtag #NASATweetup. If you could ask the STS-125 astronauts any question, what would it be?
