News Featured Auburn Alumni Association to honor 2021 Lifetime Achievement Award and Young Alumni Achievement Award recipients TPI Staff Jun 4, 2021 Five Auburn University graduates, all highly accomplished in their fields, have been selected to receive the highest honor given by the Auburn…
Opinion Commercial space ventures hit with setbacks Willie Moseley Dec 3, 2014 It’s now been over a month since the privately-owned Space Ship Two spacecraft disintegrated during a test flight above the Mojave Desert in C…
Opinion The Stennis Space Center: Huge and Historical Willie Moseley Oct 10, 2014 Travelers on I-10 near the Mississippi-Louisiana kind of get the idea that something humungous is nearby when they spot a sign that notes they…
Opinion Hank Hartsfield—peripheral spaceman Willie Moseley Aug 7, 2014 If you’ve ever stopped at either rest area near the Wire Road exit on I-85, you’ve seen Hank Hartsfield.
Opinion The One that Started it All Willie Moseley Jul 3, 2014 It’s obvious why the “keystone” area at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum is presented and promoted with the moniker…
Opinion Tourism redundancy vs. historical fine-tuning Willie Moseley Feb 26, 2014 Many, if not most, tourist attractions offer some kind of “repeat business discount” (for lack of a better term). It’s usually a pass of some …
Dadeville Part of satellite designed, tested locally By Dale Liesch Feb 1, 2011 A small device conceived in Jackson’s Gap was recently launched into space and will soon orbit the Earth.
Dadeville Headed for orbit By Dale Liesch Jan 31, 2011 A small device conceived in Jackson’s Gap was recently launched into space and will soon orbit the Earth.
News Jim Pearson welcomes NASA engineers at Hometown Heroes celebration By Natalie Nettles Nov 11, 2010 Three, two, one, blastoff.
Archives Dr. Charles and Alisa Shivers By Staff Reports Feb 25, 2010 Going into outer space involves more than just astronauts. It takes a host of other supporting personnel to make sure everything runs right an…
