Currently Reading: NASA

Have you prepared for the Solar Eclipse happening on Monday, August 21?  If you’re like us, you knew the solar eclipse was coming and had full intention of watching, but procrastinated a bit to get the glasses.  We spent last … Continue reading →

Watching rockets launch from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility is one of the highlights of living on the Eastern Shore, but did you know that they also host free events throughout the year?  Whether you’re watching the night sky, safely observing … Continue reading →

It’s officially summer on Delmarva and we are enjoying every single second of it! This time of year, events abound, including tons of kid friendly options for those of you visiting the Eastern Shore or for local families looking for … Continue reading →

NASA, the US Navy, and Eastern Shore Robotics are sponsoring the 20th Annual FIRST Robotics Kickoff Event this Saturday, January 3 at Wallops Island, providing area students with a first glimpse at the 2015 Robotic Challenge. Continue reading →

Looking for educational opportunities for your kids this summer? 11 – 14 year olds with an interest in science, technology, engineering, and math have the opportunity to participate in a day-long STEM workshop where they’ll particpate in activities ranging from … Continue reading →

Look to the skies tonight, more specifically around 7:30 pm, to catch a glimpse of the rocket launch. An Air Force Minotaur I rocket is scheduled to lift-off tonight, November 19, from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility. This is the second … Continue reading →

On one of Virginia’s small barrier islands, a NASA facility that operates in relative obscurity outside scientific circles, is preparing to be thrust into the spotlight on Wednesday April 17th when Orbital Sciences Corp. plans to conduct the first test … Continue reading →