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Moon landing? Don't believe your lying eyes
Space blogger to moon landing skeptics: Trust “scientists, engineers (and) the government.” (Looks to good to be true. Photo: NASA) Universe Today hopes this NASA image from the Apollo 11 missi… more →
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Solar Cycle 24 Begins
frankensteam wrote 1 week ago: updated: July 9, 2009 A new solar cycle has begun with a bang. A cluster of sunspots 60 to 80 times … more →
International Space Station Sightings
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ayanez wrote 1 week ago: We showed video this morning of the Space Station flying over Houston. It looks like a shooting st … more →
Return Of The Spots!
miketaperell wrote 2 weeks ago: Taking Time Out For The Sun I have been writing about the lack of sunspots and the extent of the dee … more →
Sunspot Bulletin: We're Gettting Some Bonus Fireworks for July 4th
milkywaymaid wrote 2 weeks ago: Hold on to your hats as the new sunspot cycle finally get underway. Check out the photo and animatio … more →
Nocticulant Clouds
Shimoni wrote 1 month ago: Spaceweather: “The first NOCTICULANT CLOUDS(NLCs) of 2009 have been sighted over northern Euro … more →
An important puzzle from the National Weather Service's Space Weather Prediction Center
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Fabius Maximus wrote 2 months ago: Read these versions of the new NOAA press release about Solar Cycle 24, released with fanfare by the … more →
Weekend reading recommendations
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Fabius Maximus wrote 2 months ago: The West is getting weird. This site has frequently discussed our broken observation-orientation-de … more →
More shockwave events to worry about, in addition to peak oil and global warming
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Fabius Maximus wrote 6 months ago: Summary: about shockwaves, the various catastrophic threats to civilization — even to life on … more →
Space is just a little bit closer - BBC
azadexpression wrote 7 months ago: The upper reaches of Earth’s atmosphere are much lower than expected, a US Air Force satellite … more →
EARTH SCIENCE | MAGNETOSPHERE
brainfoodclothing wrote 7 months ago: ‘The magnetosphere of Earth is a region in space whose shape is determined by the extent of Ea … more →
GPS spacing out? Check the space weather outlook!
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towmasters wrote 7 months ago: The invention and implementation of the satellite-based radio navigation system known as the Global … more →
Chilly Night/ISS Flyby
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Randy wrote 8 months ago: Lows tonight will be the lowest of the season so far, as temperatures Tuesday morning will be in the … more →
New Spaceship Force Field Makes Mars Trip Possible
xorpheous wrote 8 months ago: There’s new progress in an old idea regarding the protection of spacecraft from solar energeti … more →
Moon landing? Don't believe your lying eyes
Mark Baard wrote 10 months ago: Space blogger to moon landing skeptics: Trust “scientists, engineers (and) the government.” ( … more →
Noctilucent Cloud Mystery
Randy wrote 10 months ago: Photo courtesy of NASA There are clouds that now exist in the outskirts of our Earth’s atmosph … more →
Surprising Remarks in NASA-Endorsed Website
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omnologos wrote 12 months ago: Cosmic rays stream down into Earth’s atmosphere from the sun and elsewhere beyond the solar sy … more →
Weather on Mars
Randy wrote 1 year ago: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter’s High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera acq … more →
Stormy Space Weather
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andyxl wrote 1 year ago: One of the victims of the STFC funding crisis is ground-based solar-terrestrial physics : STFC decid … more →
2012: NASA sees start of "new solar cycle"
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Mark Baard wrote 1 year ago: A bumpy ride ahead for sats and power grids. (Image: NASA) NASA today published a forecast for a … more →
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