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Blogs about: European Space Agency

Beautiful space image -- Centaurus A

davidkirkpatrick wrote 5 days ago: Amazing … This image of the central parts of Centaurus A reveals the parallelogram-shaped rema … more →

Tags: Etal, Science, astronomy, Centaurus A, ESO’s New Technology Telescope, Galaxy

NASA Shuttle the Moving Van for Neighbors in the International Space Station.

worldsasmyth wrote 1 week ago: The New York Times announced the lift-off of the 129th shuttle mission. Atlantis’s primary obj … more →

Tags: Science, technology, 129th flight, ammonia, Atlantis, Cooling System, gyroscopes, International Space Station, Japan

Slice of EU space pie for Rapideye

neoconopticon wrote 1 week ago: The European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC) reports that RapidEye, “the only … more →

Tags: Follow the Money, Good security research, Securing everything, Satellite Surveillance, Space

JWST - James Webb Space Telescope2 comments

drdave wrote 2 weeks ago: Credit: NASA Video The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is an infrared observatory, and a partial s … more →

Tags: astronomy, Eye Candy, NASA, Robotic Exploration, Rocket, satellites, Space, ariane 5, Canadian Space Agency

ESA calls for ideas for science research against global warming

reportingtheworldover wrote 2 weeks ago: ESA is looking for ideas to use the International Space Station as a platform to conduct research in … more →

Tags: european union, technology, News, climate change, esa, ISS, International Space Station, global arming

Global warming satellite deploys antennas

Andy wrote 3 weeks ago: A computer generated image released by the European Space Agency of the ESA's Soil Moisture and … more →

Tags: News & Affairs, World NewsWatch, Reports, Europe, technology, The News Files, Science

Time To Congratulate Hamid Karzai, And Let Him Do His Job8 comments

corsullivan wrote 3 weeks ago: Photo courtesy Flickr user "ChuckHolton." The other day the European Space Agency sent up … more →

Tags: Conflict is Changing, Abdul Rashid Dostum, Afghanistan, Barack Obama, corruption, governance, Hamid Karzai, interferometric radiometer, Mohammed Fahim

All in a week's work

tarynsantacruz wrote 3 weeks ago: Within a week a life can  be lost, a love made, a child born, a world destroyed. Here’s a list … more →

Tags: News, October, Global Society, climate change, Global Warming, Mayor Gavin Newsom, CIA, Visible Tachnilogies, smos

Ariane 5 - 29 October 2009

drdave wrote 4 weeks ago: Ariane V Launch. Credit: European Space Agency – Arianespace The sixth Ariane 5 flight of 2009 … more →

Tags: Rocket, satellites, Space, technology, ariane 5, Ariane(space), esa

The Augustine Commission – Final Report – Hits and Misses – Part 35 comments

drdave wrote 1 month ago: (Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Part 4. Part 5. Wrap Up.) In Part 1, we looked at the pieces strewn about o … more →

Tags: Asteroids, Augustine Commission, Comets, Direct, Human Exploration, International Space Station, Moon, Mars and beyond, NASA, Space

An Anderson Fairytale

mrdavidbacon wrote 1 month ago: The second part of my two-leg short term holiday replacement for Egypt took place in two different c … more →

Tags: UK, Amsterdam, Darmstadt

Gravity-Loading Skinsuit Tackles Astronauts’ Health Problem

Fashion Trend Maker wrote 1 month ago: An RMIT University alumnus is working on a range of next-generation spacesuits for NASA and other sp … more →

Tags: Astronauts, Gravity, Health Problem, NASA, RMIT University, Skinsuit

Rosetta - Final Fly-By1 comment

drdave wrote 1 month ago: Credit: ESA Image The European Space Agency (ESA) spacecraft Rosetta will make its third and final f … more →

Tags: Asteroids, Comets, Robotic Exploration, Space, Asteroid, comet, esa, Rosetta

NASA probes moon's surface

ganesh4u wrote 1 month ago: This image obtained from NASA shows a plume from the imapct of the Centaur spacecraft from the Lunar … more →

Tags: News, NASA, LCROSS, NASA probes moon's surface, NASA probes moon, probes moon, Lunar Crater Observation, exciting images, Galileo the Moon

The thinnest, most delicate thing in space

rexsblog wrote 1 month ago: The line between the success and failure on a space mission can be a very fine one. Very fine. We … more →

Tags: News, The thinnest, most delicate thing in space, space agency, esa, Goce, cryosat, Earth's gravity field, Launch Pad

... like pearls on a string1 comment

davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 month ago: Beautiful interstellar images from the European Space  Herschel space observatory: Herschel PACS ima … more →

Tags: Science, Etal, Herschel Space Observatory, space images, interstellar images, Milky Way

And A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall...1 comment

iggymak wrote 1 month ago: Oh, I do think ‘ole Charlie Fort would’ve loved this… talk about odd falls! Ha! I … more →

Tags: astronomy, Forteana, Nature, Science, Space, Bizarre, Corot-7b, esa, European Southern Observatory

First Light from Planck!8 comments

telescoper wrote 2 months ago: Credit to Andrew Jaffe for alerting me to the fact that ESA’s first press release concerning P … more →

Tags: The Universe and Stuff, Cosmology, cosmic microwave background, planck

Atlantes14 comments

telescoper wrote 2 months ago: I’ve just noticed a  post on another blog about the  meeting of the Herschel ATLAS consortium … more →

Tags: Science & Politics, The Universe and Stuff, astronomy, Atlas, Cosmology, Herschel, Scientific Publications, STFC


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