[Air & Space Magazine] The F-15 That Shot Down a Satellite, NASA's Lost and Found Spacecraft, and More in Our March Newsletter

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The F-15 That Shot Down a Satellite, NASA's Lost and Found Spacecraft, and More in Our March Newsletter To see this email in your browser click here. Air & Space    MARCH 2018 Space Ace The only time an airplane ever shot down a satellite. Read More ›› Why the F-15? Two words: power and performance. With thrust greater than weight, the fighter can climb vertically. Here, an F-15A fires two flares over Florida in 2004. (USAF (USAF/Paul Reynolds) FEATURED ARTICLES The Black Christmas Disaster Read More ›› Road Trip: On the Trail of a Tornado Read More ›› The Crash That Doomed Henry Ford's Flying Car Read More ›› Fifth Annual Photo Contest Winners Read More ›› Adventures on the Martian Trail Read More ›› Why Was the Discovery of the Jet Stream Mostly Ignored? Read More ›› NASA's On-Again, Off-Again Satellite Read More ›› Three Days in a (Really) Stinking Airplane Read More ›› Sorry, That Cute Robot From the Star Wars Movies Is Totally Impractical Read More ›› What Neanderthal Cave Art Can Tell Us About Extraterrestrial Intelligence Read More ›› Questions about your magazine subscription? Send them to airandspace@customersvc.com Comments? Please visit http://airspacemag.com/contact-us Write us: Air & Space Magazine Online | MRC 513, P.O. Box 37012 | Washington, D.C. 20013 Email: editors@si.edu JOIN US! Advertisement © Smithsonian Institution. All rights reserved.

[Air and Space Magazine] A New Spaceplane Sticks Its Landing, Mars Exploration Meets VR, Portraits of Raptors and More in Our November Newsletter

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A New Spaceplane Sticks Its Landing, Mars Exploration Meets VR, Portraits of Raptors and More in Our November Newsletter To see this email in your browser click here. Air & Space    NOVEMBER 2017 The Man Who Fell Back to Earth Astronaut Scott Kelly talks about zero-g sleeping and other oddities of spending a year in space. Read More ›› Scott Kelly expounds on his adventures in orbit. (Courtesy PBS) FEATURED ARTICLES Access Mars VR Experience Introduces Space Travel for Everyone Read More ›› World War II's Most Famous Ghost Plane Read More ›› Raptors: Portraits of Birds of Prey Read More ›› The First Hydrogen Bomb Read More ›› Brian Monroe, NASA Animator Read More ›› Dream Chaser Sticks the Landing Read More ›› Flying COW Helps Puerto Rico Get Its Phone Service Back Read More ›› "Zombie Star" Has Astronomers Stumped Read More ›› Mr. Moonwalk Read More ›› Laika Declassified Read More ›› Questions about your magazine subscription? Send them to airandspace@customersvc.com Comments? Please visit http://airspacemag.com/contact-us Write us: Air & Space Magazine Online | MRC 513, P.O. Box 37012 | Washington, D.C. 20013 Email: editors@si.edu JOIN US! Advertisement Send This Email To a Friend | Privacy Policy © Smithsonian Institution. All rights reserved.