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Cosmic Neighborhood Watch, Keeping Us Safe From Extinction Events

Killian Bundy wrote 1 week ago: NASA Launches Comet-Hunting Space Camera NASA on Monday successfully launched a space telescope desi … more →

Tags: Blog Entry, black holes, NASA, Asteroids, JPL, California, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Utah, UCLA

Weather might delay WISE launch

Carol Cormaci wrote 1 week ago: This artist's conception shows NASA's WISE spacecraft mapping the whole sky in infrared. (Ba … more →

Tags: La Cañada, La Canada Flintridge, WISE spacecraft

Freeing Spirit

fhsukams wrote 1 month ago: Artist's rendering of Mars rover. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech. Starting today, NASA will try … more →

Tags: Science & Math Info, Mars, Mars rover, NASA

It's Fallen, But Can It Get Up?

Killian Bundy wrote 1 month ago: NASA hopes to free Mars rover from ’sand trap’ After months of tests and analysis, engin … more →

Tags: Blog Entry, Barack Obama, ACORN, NASA, JPL, Space Exploration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Mars, Rover

Amazing Astronomical Photography2 comments

Tom Baker wrote 1 month ago: Image by NASA: Hubble Space Telescope Three colliding galaxies around 100 million light years away. … more →

Tags: Photography, astronomy, Nebula, Galaxies, Planets, The Sun, Mercury, Hubble Telescope, NASA

Space flight building opens at JPL

Carol Cormaci wrote 1 month ago: NASA and city of La Cañada Flintridge officials cut the ribbon on the new Space Flight Building on O … more →

Tags: La Cañada, JPL, La Canada Flintridge

Bad climate news round-up

Holly Doremus wrote 2 months ago: Sometimes it’s hard to be an optimist. The recent climate news all seems ominous: The trend li … more →

Tags: climate change, Misc, Isabella Velicogna, Aradhna Tripati, UNEP, ipcc

Friday, October 8, 2004, 8:30am

kenramsley wrote 2 months ago: Friday, October 8, 2004, 8:30am From my passing window the face of Lake Cochituate is even glassier … more →

Tags: Journal One, Clark Refractor, Mars, Pluto, KBO, clyde tombaugh, Flagstaff, planet x, Goivanni Schaparelli

Going around the circle of technology

romabhansali wrote 2 months ago: Back in the early ‘60s, engineers and scientists were besides themselves to heed President Kennedy’s … more →

Tags: Elegant Simplicity, technical, 60's, Engineers, Scientists, president kennedy, BNIs, NASA, Innovation

Water on the Moon

drdave wrote 2 months ago: Three articles in Science Express were released yesterday, 24 September. They detail evidence for wa … more →

Tags: astronomy, Space Exploration, Cassini, Chandrayaan-1, Deep Impact, JPL, M3, Moon, Moon Mineralogy Mapper

Science at home: HiRISE images of Mars3 comments

tburton1004 wrote 3 months ago: by Terry Burton, Digital Media Coordinator Thanks to amazing new pictures from the High Resolution I … more →

Tags: Science, Space Exploration, NASA, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, University of Arizona, HiRISE, High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment, Mars

@Jet_Burns Interview on Blue Hair Podcast #17

Lewis Moten wrote 4 months ago: Interview with Charles White (known as Jet Burns in Second Life) who works in NASA’s Jet Propu … more →

Tags: Secondlife, Podcast, blue hair, Jet Burns, Charles White, JPL, NASA, Knowledge Management, mp3

How to be a Rocket Scientist

Duncan wrote 5 months ago: Today, the 20th July 2009, is the 40th anniversary of the first lunar landing. There has been plenty … more →

Tags: BIG QUESTIONS, NASA, Rocket science, Apollo 11, Water Rocket, Jim Longuski, JPL, space race, Steve Jurvetson

Ulysses To Be Shutdown Tomorrow

fhsukams wrote 5 months ago: Artist's conception of Ulysses moving toward the Sun. Image credit: JPL/NASA The robotic solar o … more →

Tags: Science & Math Info, NASA, Space Shuttle, esa, European Space Agency, Ulysses, Sun, JPL

NASA Testing Escape for Spirit this Week

fhsukams wrote 6 months ago: Artist's rendering of Mars rover. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech. NASA’s Jet Propulsion La … more →

Tags: Science & Math Info, Mars, Mars rover, NASA

U.S. scientists use flying radar system to study earthquakes1 comment

Dr. Nayyar Hashmey wrote 6 months ago: The device, the Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle Synthetic Aperture Radar is currently being used on a hum … more →

Tags: Science & Technology, California's Earthquake Faults, Fault Lines, Islamabad, Los Angels Times, NASA, radar imaging system, Seismography, The Tragic Earthquake of 2005

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Back On-line

fhsukams wrote 6 months ago: NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter passes over the planet's south polar region in this artis … more →

Tags: Science & Math Info, Mars, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, NASA

Mars Rover Stuck1 comment

fhsukams wrote 7 months ago: Artist's rendering of Mars rover. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech. Spirit, one of the two Mars ro … more →

Tags: Science & Math Info, Mars, Mars rover, NASA

Vinton and Sigrid Cerf2 comments

cindydyer wrote 7 months ago: In March I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing Dr. Vinton Cerf and his wife, Sigrid, for t … more →

Tags: Hearing Loss, American Hearing Research Foundation, Barbara Liss Chertok, chief internet evangelist, Dr. Vinton Cerf, father of the internet, Google, Hearing Loss Association of America, Hearing Loss Magazine


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