The CBS News Space Place
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CBS News Space Consultant Bill Harwood (CBS)
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Human Space Exploration
Human fascination with the heavens pitted two world powers in a race for space exploration. Follow Yuri Gagarin's historic first orbital flight and learn more about the pioneers of space travel.
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Living In Space
Track the construction of the International Space Station and explore the history of past manned orbital outposts.
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Shuttle Era
Follow the history of America's space shuttle program.
The CBS News Space Reporter's Handbook, available from the Current Mission page before each shuttle flight, provides a wealth of hard-to-get information while SpaceCalc, a suite of Excel spreadsheets, is available in both PC and Macintosh formats for armchair flight controllers who want to track a launch or mission in more detail. In-depth coverage of the Challenger disaster also is available on line.
The Space Place is written, edited and maintained by CBS News space consultant William Harwood, who has covered America's space program full time for more than 15 years, focusing on space shuttle operations, planetary exploration and astronomy. Based at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Harwood provides up-to-the-minute space reports for CBS News and regularly contributes to Spaceflight Now and The Washington Post.
During space shuttle missions, Harwood provides timely and detailed email updates about the flight. Click here to start receiving Bill's email updates.
Comments, suggestions, questions and email are welcome! Bill can be reached at bharwood@earthlink.net.
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