- Working at KSC
- NASA Old Headquarters building on KSC destroyed.
- Flintknapping points
- On going writing projects
- Vampires of Kennedy Space Center and the O&C
- Demons of Kennedy Space Center
- Demons of Kennedy Space Center, corpus callosotomy
- Ghosts of Kennedy Space Center, End of Spiders
- Dreams of Kennedy Space Center, lovers and pyramids.
- Witches of Kennedy Space Center
- Cave Bears of Kennedy Space Center
- Aliens of Kennedy Space Center, uninvited guests
- Remembering Kennedy Space Center
Space Center posters and paintings
Page Three
Third page of "space & rocket propaganda art"
Quote from page one of Space Center Art:
"The Space Center... ..Walk into any building, bunker or launch tower around the Space Center and one is immersed in space or rocket art!
Spectacular launches and pioneering adventure from both past and future endeavors.
As a long time science fiction fan, I get chills from ALL of it!"
Second page of Space Center Art
Fourth page of Space Center Art
Fifth page of Space Center Art
The Future....
Return to the Moon with Orion and Gateway Station
Hopeful mural on wall at KSC
Amazing successes.....
Space Shuttle Poster on a now demolished NASA building
The Family....
Mural on Wall at Kennedy Space Center
"The Family" or rather the current family members
And the Ares
Launched once and kicked off the space center due to politics. The powers in charged wanted SpaceX in, so Ares was kicked 'out' of the KSC rocket clan
(Poster on wall of a now demolished NASA building)
Poster on the floor of a now demolished NASA building.
Interesting and sad.
United Space Alliance, the main space shuttle contractor had the Ares contract as the hopeful poster demonstrates. However the Ares and space shuttle workers were all laid off at the end of the programs. Fall of the House of Shuttle
Model left on table of a now demolished NASA building.
SpaceX as the successor to the Ares and Shuttle has been impressive with their launches and landings.
Manned flight by 2020?
SLS rocket 'Back to the moon'
Poster on wall of a now demolished NASA building
RLV Poster on wall of a now demolished NASA building
The RLV never went into production due to engine problems
Poster from a now demolished NASA building
Poster from a now demolished NASA building
Final mission of the Space Shuttle Atlantis.
She is now a permanent and oft visited resident of the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center.
Multi Use Space Port. Poster is from Orbital & on wall at KSC
Mars Science Laboratory
Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) a robotic space probe mission to Mars launched in 2011
Could not pass up this launch! Mars!
Poster on the floor of a now demolished NASA building
Poster on wall of a now demolished NASA building. Picture quality is horrible, but gone is gone.
Very surprised to find a comic book like poster on wall of a now demolished NASA building
Poster on wall of a now demolished NASA building
Poster resting of the floor of a now demolished NASA building
Poster on wall of a now demolished NASA building
Welcome aboard to your new career at KSC!
New shirt for sale in HQ
Space Shuttle Enterprise test landing in California.
1979 Poster was on wall of a now demolished NASA building
Return HOME from Space Center art and posters page
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Author Bruce Ryba at Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad 39B & Artemis 1. "We are going to the Moon!"
Author's discussion (that's me) on You Tube of a book review on Amazon
For the video versions of information, please check out my YouTube Channel (Turkeys, Flintknapping, dive stories etc.)
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Struggle for the northern frontier and other lost tales of old Florida.
Available on Amazon
Desperate times call for bold action.
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Clans, traumatized by war and disease, cross the Spanish Frontier to settle the cattle-rich land and burned missions of Florida.
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