Today, NASA announced the crew of the next Artemis mission. Here’s my breakdown of what we know about Artemis III. www.nationalgeographic.com/science/arti...
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Swapna Krishna
Профиль Vivelyspace reporter. covering Artemis II for NatGeo. occasionally: national geographic, engadget, fast company, wired, science friday, npr. links: http://bio.site/skrishna also: Star Trek, Star Wars, knitting, books, parenting
Ok here’s the thing — Mike absolutely asked me about this and I forgot completely and then I’m driving and listening to the audiobook (I bought both to alternate between the two because EMILY WOO ZELLER how could I not) and I heard “Vice Admiral Swapna Krishna” and I was like wait WHAT
Mike ChenAnd finally Vice Admiral Swapna Krishna is, unsurprisingly, fellow Star Trek megafan @swapnakrishna.com. Early on, I asked her if she wanted to be an admiral or crew character and she picked admiral! Also, a lot of names are nods to Robotech, which is an all-time space opera fave. /end!!!!
This is a beautiful tribute!!
Marina KorenCandy Hansen-Koharcheck was one of my favorite people to interview. She died last month, after nearly 50 years in planetary science. I wrote about her enthusiasm for capturing cosmic wonder and sharing it with everyone on Earth, for @sciencenews.bsky.social: www.sciencenews.org/article/spac...
HEYYYYY fun fact I was like 8 weeks pregnant during this shoot and was about to vomit the entire time hahahaha @runwithskizzers.bsky.social probably remembers that
Catrina, CEO of Ventress8 years ago, we were in NYC, filming Looking for Leia <3 You can watch it for FREE here: lookingforleia.com