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  • Sawyer Rosenstein
    6:30 am Mon, Nov 23, 2015
    You think holiday air travel sucks? Try flying while disabled. On American Airlines.

    Air travel is degrading, stressful, and humiliating enough as it is, so imagine doing it when you can't get up and walk off the plane.

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  • Sawyer Rosenstein
    4:09 pm Wed, Dec 3, 2014
    Go, Orion! NASA set to launch spacecraft on first step toward manned flights to Mars [Update: Delayed! Launched!]

    Final preparations are under way for NASA's Dec. 4 launch of the Orion spacecraft. Not since the final Space Shuttle mission in 2011 has there been so much excitement around American space flight. Sawyer Rosenstein reports from Cape Canaveral.

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  • Sawyer Rosenstein
    10:36 am Mon, Jul 1, 2013
    Atlantis returns to Kennedy: a review of the space shuttle's new permanent exhibit

    Space educator Sawyer "@thenasaman" Rosenstein, 19, is a hardcore space fan. His enthusiasm for space flight was captured in a 2011 Boing Boing special feature, and shines weekly in his "Talking Space" podcast. He traveled to Florida for the opening of the new permanent exhibit of Shuttle Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center, and shared photos with us. All images in this review are Sawyer's. —Xeni Jardin.

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  • Sawyer Rosenstein
    6:03 am Sat, Jun 29, 2013
    Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit at Kennedy Space Center: photos from opening night

    Space educator Sawyer "@thenasaman" Rosenstein, 19, might also be described as a space fan. His enthusiasm for space flight was captured in this Boing Boing feature, and shines weekly in… Read the rest of the article: Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit at Kennedy Space Center: photos from opening night

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  • Sawyer Rosenstein
    11:41 am Tue, Jul 26, 2011
    Don't tell me the sky is the limit when there are footprints on the moon

    "It's still flying?" This is a question I and many of my fellow space enthusiasts have been hearing a lot lately. As the space shuttle program comes to an end, public excitement around space travel seems to be rekindled. Attention sparked up again as people heard that Space Shuttle Atlantis was preparing to launch for the last time, marking the end of the space shuttle program. But for one young person, that interest had never faded, and witnessing the shuttle's final flight became an imperative, a very personal hope and dream. That person was me.

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