Showing posts with label Edge of Space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edge of Space. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 27, 2016

James May at the Edge of Space





Today on Far Future Horizons we follow British journalist James May (of Top Gear fame) as he realizes his life long dream of becoming an astronaut and flying to the very edge of space.





To fulfil his boyhood dream May had to first undergo three days of intensive training with the United States Air Force at Beale Air Force Base. During which, he practised safety drills and the proper use of a space suit.



Friday, June 19, 2015

The Edge of Space




The great visionary and science fiction writer Robert Heinlein was once quoted as saying “Once you’re in low Earth orbit (LEO), you’re halfway to anywhere.” Today on Far Future Horizons we explore this realm close to home which is the gateway to the rest of the solar system and beyond.



Low Earth Orbit, 120 miles (193 kilometres) above sea level, is where the majority of space exploration has occurred and new commercial endeavours are being developed.




It will also be staging ground for the next ultimate thrill of your life – Space Diving