Get ready… after a few years, it’s time for the SpaceTaskForce to relaunch…
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Get ready… after a few years, it’s time for the SpaceTaskForce to relaunch…
details soon…
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With the retirement of the Space Shuttle, members of the SpaceTaskForce went into the background – and went to work.
One of the completed projects we’re proud to present is a new book called Not Because It’s Easy. Here’s a preview of the book in trailer form!
“Not Because It’s Easy” is based on the history of Project Apollo – looking at the future of Space Exploration.
Not Because It’s Easy
A Novel by George C. Schellenger
One part metaphorical autobiography, one part rollicking adventure story, and one part self-help guide, Not Because It’s Easy is a trip to extremes you won’t forget.
For Agent Hunter Algier, it’s anything but easy: saving a charter jet from crashing into the suburbs of Northern Virginia; escaping the evil clutches of his ex-wife; tracking down three artifacts from Roswell, New Mexico; listening to a possessed billionaire moonwalker talk about Project Apollo; surviving a shootout on a golf course at one of America’s most prestigious country clubs; and coming face to face with a massive Tiger Shark at night.
That’s just the warm up.
The real adventure begins in an underground cave full of poisonous spiders somewhere in the Cayman Islands, ending in orbit somewhere above the planet. Success or failure on his mission could be the difference between reaching his ultimate goal or unwittingly aiding in the destruction of the free world.
Then again, for Agent Algier, it’s a typical week on the job.
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George C. Schellenger’s new novel, Not Because It’s Easy is now available on Amazon. Let us know what you think!
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Yeah… this pretty much says it all.
The Space Task Force is coming back… stay tuned for more… 🙂
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Space discussion roundtable with Tim Bailey, Robert Pearlman, Jeff Foust and Emory Stagmer. This weeks topic is the end of Constellation, the final flight of Space Shuttle Discovery and Beans are GO!
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Click here to download STF Video: Space Shuttle Atlantis: The Final Flight
George and Tim cover the final flight of Space Shuttle Atlantis, in this special video — with Ben and Cariann from SpaceVidCast.com We’ll see you in space!
Click here to download STF Video: Space Shuttle Atlantis: The Final Flight
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George Schellenger and Tim Bailey report from the Shuttle Landing Facility at NASA Kennedy Space Center on April 20, 2010. Space Shuttle Discovery landed after nearly 16 days in space during mission STS-131.
You can also check out our latest video of the STS-131 Landing on Vimeo!.
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George and Tim take a broad look at President Obama’s trip to NASA from Space X to Orion. What’s in it for you? How can you get involved? This time on the Space Task Force.
Click here to download STF Video: President Obama’s Visit to KSC
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George and Tim take a look at President Obama’s visit to Space X and the Kennedy Space Center, what it means for the present – and what it means to the future of NASA.
STF Audio – Click here to download: President Obama’s Visit to KSC
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