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TIME Magazine: MARS 1997 Sojourner - 2012 Curiosity Covers

Dr. Sci-Fi wrote 8 months ago: This months time magazine for August 2012 is graced by an artist image of the Martian rover, Curiosi … more →

Tags: Space, NASA, Mars Science Laboratory, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mars, time, Magazine Cover, JPL, Rover

Cât de cald/frig este pe Marte4 comments

sonkab wrote 9 months ago: Cât timp planeta Marte încă se află în gândurile noastre, să vedem dacă acolo este cald sau frig. Lo … more →

Tags: sistemul solar, Marte

NASA says that Enceladus, Saturn's largest moon, is a good bet for alien life in our solar system

A.P. wrote 9 months ago:   Enceladus is little bigger than a lump of rock and has appeared, until recently, as a mere pi … more →

Tags: Space and Time, Science, Bacteria, Enceladus, Mars, NASA, Solar System, Saturn, alien life

Rock Varnish, Lead Plants, and Swedish Chemists

Rob Viens wrote 1 year ago: At long last – on March 14th, after 8 days stuck on the ship, Darwin is back in the field again! Wha … more →

Tags: Year 1: 1831/32, Biology, Geology, Scientists, Darwin and his family, South American Places, Darwin, Brazil, bahia

Shuttle to Nowhere2 comments

ipollnews wrote 1 year ago: Why GOP candidates are talking about space Posted by CNN’s John Zarrella John Zarrella is CNN … more →

Tags: GOP Presidential Field, Political, military, united states, Newt Gingrich, CNN, NASA, John Glenn, Space Shuttle program

The biggest Mars mission launched

olgavovk wrote 1 year ago: On Nov. 26, 2011 at 10:02 AM EST the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) launched successfully from Cape C … more →

Tags: astronomy, News, Mars, Mars Exploration, Curiosity, Mars Rovers, Spirit, opportunity, Sojourner

Jackson Lee Staffer: ‘We Would Never Leave A Knife Around When The Congresswoman Was Here’1 comment

leftcoastledger wrote 2 years ago: Jonathan Strong’s seven-page exposé of Sheila Jackson Lee’s fabled sadistic histrionics in today’s D … more →

Tags: Weekly Rant, Can you hear me now, Civil Lefts, Hot Air.com, Obamacare, vietnam war, the daily caller, Congressional Bosses From Hell, Sheila Jackson Lee

That Was The Week That Was, July 4-July 10, 2010. . . A Digest of Goddard People, Science, & Media, PLUS Historical Tidbits and Our Best Stuff in the Blogopodcastotwittersphere1 comment

nasaspaceghost wrote 2 years ago: SUNDAY JULY 4: On this day in 1997, the inexpensive Mars Pathfinder (costing only $267 million) boun … more →

Tags: That Was the Week That Was, Moon, Alex Young, apollo, Blog, Blogging, Fermilab, flickr, Goddard

Explore space with probes and telescopes, not people

jacob1207 wrote 4 years ago: The Economist has an interesting short article criticizing manned space exploration and praising the … more →

Tags: Science, Astronomy & Space, Barack Obama, Pluto, Spitzer Space Telescope, james webb space telescope, new horizons, moon base, Lunar Base

Ice on Mars2 comments

edro wrote 4 years ago: Does it really make any sense looking for ice on Mars as life becomes extinct down here on Earth? Wo … more →

Tags: atmosphere, climate change, Economy, Energy, Environment, Future, Lifestyle, Pollution, Soil

NASA's Discovery Program

Susan / @WhyMommy wrote 5 years ago: Fifteen years have passed since the founding of the Discovery Program in 1992, and ten challenging s … more →

Tags: Lunar Prospector, Near, ConTour, Dawn, Deep Impact, Messenger, Kepler, Stardust, Genesis


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