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Coolest spacecraft ever in orbit around L2
Planck telescope focal plane unit Τhe detectors of Planck’s High Frequency Instrument reached their amazingly low operational temperature of -273°C, making them the coldest known objects in spa… more →
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Coolest spacecraft ever in orbit around L2
Neptune wrote 17 hours ago: Planck telescope focal plane unit Τhe detectors of Planck’s High Frequency Instrument reached … more →
The Largest IIS Module -- Kibo
ivanpankov wrote 1 day ago: Today I ran across one wonderful video. Made by Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) this video … more →
Why we fly...
zerogranger wrote 3 days ago: Three billion people have no access to clean potable water, almost one billion are threatened to die … more →
Definitely not so bad...
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lowsaltfoods wrote 3 days ago: I went to sign on today. And my personal adviser told me about a 13 week New Deal course called … more →
Were they faking it? ... find out soon.
Bill Bigge wrote 3 days ago: Could the controversy over NASA’s allegedly faked Apollo moon missions soon be over? NASA … more →
Out With The Old, In With The New
ianchant wrote 4 days ago: The final drafts of the inaugural images from the ESA’s Herschel Space Telescope have arrived, … more →
Ad Astra: First-peek Impressions
David wrote 6 days ago: Trolling on Fantasy Flight’s website, I came across “news” from April announcing … more →
Joint ESA/NASA Ulysses mission to end
Neptune wrote 6 days ago: Credits: ESA (image by C.Carreau) Upon receipt of the last command from Earth, the transmitter on Ul … more →
So how does this spaceflight of yours actually work? - or Spaceflight Dynamics Part I
zerogranger wrote 1 week ago: I know it has been almost two weeks since I last posted – but it really does not feel like it. … more →
From Michael Jackson to Markarian's Chain of Galaxies
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unitedcats wrote 1 week ago: Another week, another tiny blip of time in the greater scheme of things. And another “Through … more →
Cassini finding hints at ocean within Saturn's moon Enceladus
Neptune wrote 1 week ago: Enceladus' craters and complex, fractured terrains European scientists on the joint NASA/ESA Cas … more →
Buzz Aldrin On Our Future In Space
Jeff wrote 1 week ago: Apollo 11 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin Buzz Aldrin, who really did have his name legally changed to “ … more →
Listen in: Exclusive podcast by CBS' Peter King on NASA's latest moon adventure
globalforme wrote 1 week ago: exclusive! Afternoon, bloggers! Your friendly neighborhood Global for me blogger here, just call me … more →
ZENIT: Astronaut with Devotion to St. Therese Attends Papal Audience
Michael wrote 1 week ago: ZENIT reports: “The U.S. astronaut who carried relics of St. Thérèse of Lisieux into space and … more →
New header!
Jeff wrote 1 week ago: I’ve decided to leave Mars and move on over to the Moon for the summer. The header image is an … more →
Back To The Moon
Killian Bundy wrote 2 weeks ago: NASA heads back to the moon Nearly 5-1/2 years after former President Bush decided to send US astron … more →
Iranian government overthrown by peaceful pro-democracy protesters, jubilant Iranians elect Obama as their next leader, Ahmadinejad flees to North Korea.
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unitedcats wrote 2 weeks ago: Well, that’s more interesting than my usual Friday “Through Thick and Thin” headl … more →
Herschel's daring test: a glimpse of things to come
Neptune wrote 2 weeks ago: Herschel opened its ‘eyes’ on 14 June and the Photoconductor Array Camera and Spectromet … more →
University of Colorado team finds definitive evidence for ancient lake on Mars
bferrari wrote 2 weeks ago: Shalbatana Lake - Mars (G. Di Achille, University of Colorado) First unambiguous evidence for shore … more →
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