Ernie Rossi
I have been interested in astronomy for more than a half century belonging to many astronomy
clubs, writing many articles for several magazines, lecturer, teaching astronomy course in several colleges, avid observer,
owner of more than 30 telescopes, many built by myself, and co-founder of The Plantation Astronomy Club.
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Dr. Terry R. Mitchell
Born in Toledo,
Ohio, and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Terry holds academic
degrees from Florida State University, Catholic University
of America, and International Seminary.
He began a 35-year career with NASA in 1967 at the Kennedy Space Center, where he was a key member of
the Launch Team for the Apollo moon missions, Skylab, and the Space Shuttle. He served as NASA’s Congressional Liaison
in Washington, DC and as Chief of NASA’s Program Planning Office at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville,
AL. He was responsible for planning and designing many of NASA’s projects including the International Space Station
and numerous space missions. Terry is now an Adjunct Professor of Astronomy and Earth Sciences at Lake Sumter Community College,
and co-founder of the Plantation Astronomy Club. He enjoys
teaching, speaking on astronomy and playing the dulcimer.
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