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Ten Cool Things Seen in the First Year of LRO

juleswilkinson wrote 1 month ago: The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter will soon have been orbiting the Moon for 4 years. Here’s a r … more →

Tags: ootw, NASA, Images

LRO’s LAMP Ultraviolet Spectrograph Observes Mercury And Hydrogen In GRAIL Impact Plumes

George Arnold wrote 1 month ago: When NASA’s twin GRAIL spacecraft made their final descent for impact onto the Moon’s su … more →

Tags: astronomy, Solar System, NASA (National Aeronautics & Space Administration), spaceflight, Moon, Grail (Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory), LRO (Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter), Agencies & Organisations, unmanned spaceflight

7U/Sc Kidblog & Google Drive

leonrowland wrote 1 month ago: My Year 7 science class 7U/Sc have been using Kidblog quite successfully for the past few months. Th … more →

Wanderlust: The Silver Butterfly

tychogirl wrote 3 months ago: “The Silver Butterfly”–a novel by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson (1908)–redacted into a … more →

Tags: Redacted poems, Poetry, Astropoetry, Moon

Laser communication with Lunar Reconnaisance Orbiter

rocketscientistsays wrote 3 months ago: Goddard Space Flight Center recently sent the Mona Lisa as a test communication package to the moon … more →

Tags: Science, astronomy, Moon, Spacecraft, Moon, GSFC, Laser communication

The Mona Lisa goes to space

Lindsey Reiser wrote 4 months ago: Mona Lisa after she passed through the Earth’s atmosphere, and after the distortions were corr … more →

Tags: Space, Science News, technology, Läser, NASA, Mona Lisa, Communication, radio, Goddard Space Flight Center

NASA | Evolution of the Moon

Félix Adorno wrote 4 months ago: 18.466334 -66.105722 … more →

Tags: a world beyond, Science, NASA, Space, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Evolution of the Moon

NASA | Moon Phase & Libration

Félix Adorno wrote 4 months ago: 18.466334 -66.105722 … more →

Tags: a world beyond, Science, NASA, Space, Moon, Data Visualization, Moon Phases, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Ebb and Flow Are Gone, But Sally Ride Will Live On.1 comment

Norman Van Treeck wrote 5 months ago: “So long, Ebb and Flow, and we thank you,” said GRAIL project manager David Lehman of NASA’s Jet Pro … more →

Tags: Play and No Work, Science, Moon, JPL, NASA, Caltech, Spacecraft, Ebb, Flow

(LRO + LADEE + RLL + LMMP) - GRAIL = Moon

Bob Riddle wrote 5 months ago: Waning Gibbous Moon   So what’s with the formula (LRO + LADEE + RLL + LMMP) … more →

Tags: earth and space, STEM, Multimedia, Observing, Classroom, NASA 2, Solar System Exploration, Geology, Astronomy (2)

Smack the Moon! Two Times!!

Bob Riddle wrote 5 months ago: The Impact Site   On Monday 17 December the NASA GRAIL mission to our Moon comes to e … more →

Tags: earth and space, STEM, Multimedia, Observing, Classroom, NASA 2, Solar System Exploration, Simulation, Astronomy (2)

4x4 off-road day for partners - report and gallery1 comment

jameszensoftware wrote 5 months ago: We’re basically a bunch of petrolheads here at Zen Software, so when it came to choosing an ev … more →

Tags: backupassist, mailstore, MDaemon, news 2, backupassist, Bowler Nemesis, Ed cobley, Land Rover, lara croft defender

Grail Gravity Maps of the Moon1 comment

drdave wrote 5 months ago: Grail Gravity Maps of the Lunar Highlands Image Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / MIT / GSFC NASA release … more →

Tags: NASA, astronomy, Moon, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, JPL, Goddard Space Flight Center, Grail, MIT

Central mountains in the Tycho crater on the Moon with the Empire State Building added for scale (approximately!)

simon wrote 6 months ago: The crater is 4700m deep (15419ft) and the central peak is 2000m high (6561ft) The Empire State Buil … more →

Tags: photos, Space, Landscape - Natural, Moon, space 2, mountains, Moon, Empire State Building, Street

BhaBha6 comments

simon wrote 6 months ago: Bhabha lies close to the central regions of the South Pole Aitken Basin (SPA-B) — a 2500 kilom … more →

Tags: photos, Space, Spacecraft, Moon, space 2, Photo, Moon, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, cráter

Craters on Earth, Mars and the Moon

simon wrote 6 months ago: Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania 14 miles Diameter 610 m (2,000 ft) deep. Victoria Crater, Mars 750m Diam … more →

Tags: photos, Space, Landscape - Natural, Mars, Earth, NASA, Moon, 2006, Rover

The Far Side1 comment

wjjhoge wrote 6 months ago: No, not the comic. The far side of the Moon. This photomosaic was assembled from images taken by NAS … more →

Tags: Science, far side of the moon, NSAs

NASA's LRO gives lunar surface the 3D treatment

digger666 wrote 7 months ago: NASA’s LRO gives lunar surface the 3D treatment.  Reblogged from gizmag, 26 September 2012. … more →

Tags: various photo images, Science & Technology, Photography & Images, solar system, technology, Space, NASA, Moon, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

Take a Tour of the Moon (and give a wink for Neil!)2 comments

J. P. Major wrote 8 months ago: In honor of International Observe the Moon Night (InOMN) I invite you to see the Moon like never bef … more →

Tags: the moon, InOMN, LPI, Moon, Neil Armstrong, Observe the Moon, Video, wink at the moon


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