Hi everyone,

I started an AeroSpaceGuide Youtube channel. I have added various videos to
watch varying from space shuttles, to rockets, space planes and lots more. Have
a look at it and you will find some interesting videos.

I have also been doing lots of work on ASG. I have not been updating for a while
and there are alot of topics to cover like water on the moon, Jupiter Impact and
lots more.

Did you get a chance to listen to my song space walking. I have had some
interesting feedback. Some people think its great if you were flying to space
and listen to it as a person space walks. Other people said its too fast for
space walking. I never intended it so you follow the beat as you walk. The ideas
was to listen to it as you space walked.

Anyway, check it out here:

http://www.myspace.com/vicstathopoulos

I watched Doctor Who last sunday and it was great. The episode is called Waters
of Mars. Also I am adding a new page to ASG called Doctor Who 2010 which will
have info on series 5.

I have also started a twitter page. I will see how it goes. If I don't get
enough readers then I won't bother with it.

Vic

Hi Everyone,

I have gotten back into song writing and a few years I wrote a tune called Space
Walking and it is an keyboard based instrumental. I have added it online for you
to read. Check it out. I would love to hear what you think of it.

http://www.myspace.com/vicstathopoulos

I was inspired by SpaceShipOne and Virgin Galactic. At the time when I was
writing I was thinking what would space tourists like to hear in space and I
thought some fun type of melody that was catchy. I think it sounds 90's style,
but that is okay as long as people from all ages like.

I have also written other songs in the past related to space. I did one called
Walking on Mars.

I also write other types of songs and I also sing.

At the moment I am working on ASG and I am doing a review on the movie District
9. I saw it last week and I enjoyed immensely. It was different from your usual
Hollywood film.

I am also writing a page on Halley's Comet. Does anyone remember it?

Anyway, if you get a chance to listen to Space Walking I'd like to hear your
feedback.

Vic Stathopoulos