On the one hand, I can't believe it has been 5 years: it seems like yesterday that I found this site by accident thinking it was a behind-the-scenes official NASA page, finding a unique ET-delivery article. On the other hand, I can't believe it's been only 5 years: it seems a lifelong habit logging in every morning and checking the discussions as if it was the newspaper (only a tad more interesting

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It's priceless to be part of this community, with all the true professionals and insiders that are accessible but I wouldn't dream of even contacting, let alone discussing with, were it not for NSF. And I consider myself very fortunate to have found the site relatively quickly, enjoying it for as long as I could. Contributing to it (more in the past than currently, but such is life, and I still read everything every day!) has only been a pleasure and an honour.
Thank you Chris, for being such a dedicated, hard-working, professional and... why not, awesome journalist

Your creation has taught me more in many respects than my academic studies for the last 5 years. Thanks also for the live and news contributors for their long hours in covering events and providing top-notch content.
Happy 5 years, NASASpaceFlight, looking forward to the many more that are ahead.