Richard Garriott: It’s Time to Push for US Human Spaceflight Independence
Richard Garriott and his father Owen have penned an editorial arguing that the US needs to regain the ability to send manned missions into space on its own.
Richard Garriott and his father Owen have penned an editorial arguing that the US needs to regain the ability to send manned missions into space on its own.
Richard Garriott attented the recent “Blast Off: The Future of Spaceflight” event put on by the Explorers Club.
Richard Garriott currently holds the record for the highest-altitude geocache; he left a cache on the International Space Station (ISS). NASA flight engineer Rick Mastracchio is going after it. (Updated: The geocache has been reached!)
If you’re curious about Jim Clash’s recent Explorer’s Club interview with Richard and Owen Garriott about their travels in space, he has published the transcript at AskMen.
At the recent Explorers Club dinner featuring Richard and Owen Garriott, the discussion turned (as one might expect) to the issue of how to go to the bathroom in space. (Image credit: alertfive @ Flickr)
Richard Garriott and his father Owen, the only father/son American astronaut duo, will be giving a public interview about their experiences in space at a special Explorers Club event next week.
The Ultima Codex takes a look back at the news concerning Richard Garriott and Portalarium from 2012.