Anniversary of Moon Landing

Monday, July 21st 2008


In A Beautiful Sight, Apollo 11 Takes Off

As you may or may not know, I’m a big fan of manned space flight. I’m being serious. I truly marvel that man can leave Earth and bemoan the lack of progress and support for human travel away from Earth.

Such being the case, I thought it appropriate to commemorate the June 20th anniversary of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin touching down on the Sea of Tranquility. Pretty amazing or as The Onion described it.

1 Comment on “Anniversary of Moon Landing”

1
Kim said:

Oh man, I was twelve that summer and I remember running out to look up at the moon and running back in to see the television coverage - maybe I thought I’d actually see them running around up there, but it was an amazing day.

I love space - loved studying it, am fascinated with space travel (and a total Star Trek nut!).

I wonder if we’ll see a manned flight to Mars in my lifetime. Sending robots is also interesting, but boy, would I love to see an actual human walk on the surface!

Yeah, I have my geek moments! : D

July 29th, 2008 at 9:16 am
 
 

Leave a comment

*
To prove you're a person (not a spam script), type the security word shown in the picture.
Anti-Spam Image

About The Blog


Medicine, healthcare policy, and random commentary from a medical student still on the naive side of the fence.
I'm a fourth year medical student in Texas.

I did my undergrad work in USC's School of Cinematic Arts. I have a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Writing for Screen & Television. I loved it, but a future of waiting tables and taking meetings with B-List producers was not for me.

This blog is ostensibly to discuss healthcare policy and maybe educate a few of my fellow medical students. But it will stray into current events, politics, and other science topics when they draw my interest



Other odd notes about me:

Disclaimer


Nothing on this website is to be taken as medical advice. Please seek counsel from a physician for any questions regarding your health.
Nothing on this website is to be taken as medical advice. I am not a physician. Please consult a physician concerning any health related questions.

This blog is entirely self funded. It accepts no advertising or other supporting revenue. The author has no relevant financial relationships to disclose.

Unless otherwise noted the media on this blog is under the copyright of the blog author, used under a Creative Common or free use license with appropriate accreditation or is in the public domain. If you believe images or video posted on this blog are copyrighted works used inappropriately please contact me.

Endorsements


"Please be more precise in your practice of medicine than you are in your blogging!"
- Mark Lanier

"Nice work."
- Commenter

"I really enjoy your blog. Thanks for taking the time to put it together."
- Rob Ebrahimi

"The guy who wrote this [blog] is an idiot."
- Commenter

Contact


Grand Rounds




To Host: granrounds@gmx.com

Posts & Links of Note

Recent Comments


office concierge (on Concierge Medicine 2.0): "I been thinking about it and concierge plays a vital role for personal and business."
anurag ranjan mathur (on Situs Inversus): "I am 36 year old man live in kanpur (india). i am situs inversus. wath can i do for my better health."
Steve Price (on Just How Poor Is Healthcare In America?): "I’ve been a RN for 26 years but started in the Navy as a corpsman in 1971. I am..."
Steve Price (on Why Does Cuba Have So Many Doctors?): "I’ve been a RN for 26 years but started in the Navy as a corpsman in 1971. I have..."

Education Links


Guidelines & Research Admissions Residency Match Pathology Pharmacology Microbiology Physical Exam Anatomy & Embryology Neuroscience Histology Biochemistry & Cell Biology Physiology Medicine Pediatrics Surgery Obstetrics & Gynecology Radiology Psychiatry

Policy Links


Medical News Groups & Resources Tort Reform Covering The Uninsured Reports & Essays

Currently Reading

Currently Doing

Currently Viewing

[Complete Photos]

Blogroll


Medical Students Health Professionals Patients Health Policy Wonks Politics Space & Technology

Archives

Social Internet



Meta









Credits