Atlantis Lands, Ending the Shuttle Era

Early this morning Atlantis landed at KSC in Florida. I've been following the trip intently ever since my trip to Florida to see the launch of the very last Shuttle. This really is the end of an era. Thanks go out to the thousands of NASA employees who made this happen, many of whom have been laid off. A number of them emailed me directly showing me pictures and sharing stories. I wish you all the best. As for America, here's hoping that we return to space soon.

So long...

[AngryDeuce]

...and thanks for all the fish.

Re:Irony Not Lost

[Sponge Bath]

Do not taunt Texas' faith based education! We will return the USA to space using "God Pods" developed with our Evangelical sciences.

NASA history backwards

[Kohath]

Someone else said it originally, but if you play NASA's history backwards, they start out with no manned space flight capability, develop shuttles, and eventually land on the moon.

Re:Irony Not Lost

[sconeu]

As long as pop quizzes exist, there will be prayer in schools.