Eyes on the Sky: Spacewatch and the Catalina Sky Survey

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Space artist Don Davis and a new view of Voyager 1

For more than 50 years, space artist Don Davis has shown us worlds no camera could reach. A protégé of Chesley Bonestell, the father of modern space art, Davis went on to paint the ancient Moon for the U.S. Geological Survey, built models for Carl Sagan's Cosmos, and was present ...  Show more

Space Policy Edition: Whose JPL is it? A historian on the lab’s 90-year search for itself

Ninety years ago this Halloween, a group of Caltech graduate students hauled a small rocket motor into the Arroyo Seco near Pasadena and tried to fire it up. It didn’t go as planned, but that moment became the unofficial birthday of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). Now, fo ...  Show more

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