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On a lighter note: Did Feng Shui logo luck keep some companies in the space business?

by David Todd | Jan 28, 2014 | China, Commercial human spaceflight, commercial launch services, History, On a Lighter Note, Satellites, SpaceX

As the Chinese New Year arrives, we note that China has traditionally been very superstitious about encouraging good luck.  As part of the Feng Shui superstition, individuals and organisations can encourage good luck energy to enter their realms by simple measures...

On a lighter note: Earth’s Magnetic Field affects how dogs drop their doo-doo

by David Todd | Jan 3, 2014 | On a Lighter Note, Science, Seradata News

Young children love the Doggie Doo game (see below) for obvous reasons, but now there actually could be some science behind this activity as well.  For next time you see a dog owner having to pick up a warm steaming one with their plastic bagged hand, just have a...

On a lighter note: Dr Who science fiction television show is 50 years old

by David Todd | Nov 25, 2013 | History, On a Lighter Note

The BBC television science fiction adventure series Dr Who is 50 years old.  With some breaks, the show has been running since November 1963 and was first broadcast the day that US President John F. Kennedy was shot dead.   The adventures of a time lord has was...

On a lighter note: Captain James Kirk is in command of this ship – but USS Zumwalt ain’t a starship nor is it a destroyer

by David Todd | Nov 12, 2013 | History, On a Lighter Note, Science

While Star Trek’s TV and film series had its USS Enterprise captained by a brave young chap called Captain James T. Kirk (the “T” stands for Tiberius), back on Earth, the US Navy just appointed a Captain James Kirk as captain for its latest warship...

On a lighter note: Were Dream Chaser furry dice duff landing charm?

by David Todd | Nov 4, 2013 | Commercial human spaceflight, commercial launch services, On a Lighter Note, Space Shuttle

As already mentioned, the Dream Chaser aerodynamic prototype with which NASA hopes to hire to fly its astronauts to orbit, worked very well (see above) during its October test glide and approach phases.  Nevertheless, its final landing went awry after its port...

On a lighter note: Good news! The Clangers are back!

by David Todd | Oct 21, 2013 | History, On a Lighter Note

For those of use who remember the best of Children’s television in the 1970s era when Britain only had three channels, there is good news: children’s television show, The Clangers, which was orignally shown on BBC Television, are being brought back with a...
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