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Robert Pearlman
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posted 05-20-2025 09:31 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Robert Pearlman   Click Here to Email Robert Pearlman     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Space 3.0 Foundation release
Mission Mail

The 50th issue of "Mission Mail" is scheduled to go out later this week. This free bi-weekly publication from the SPACE 3.0 Foundation delivers interesting and fun space history items from across the internet.

See prior issues or sign up to get the latest delivered to you, here.

According to SPACE 3.0's chair, Scott Sacknoff, "No one really has the time to search all the blogs and the internet to find the gems, there is simply too much out there. We created "Mission Mail" to share stories that people post and other nuggets and news that would be of interest to those fascinated by space history. As a charity, we support this as a free service to the space community.

The SPACE 3.0 Foundation is a 501c3 grant-making organization with a mission to preserve space history (including commercial space) and the creation of a digital archive accessible to researchers. In addition to grants, SPACE 3.0 supports the journal, "Quest: The History of Spaceflight Quarterly," the Space History Challenge, and issues the Sacknoff Prize for Space History.

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Great website!!! Thanks a bunch Robert!!! — Malcolm Glenn

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