Rocks can be many things: they were probably our earliest weapons, they’ve been ballast on our journeys of exploration, even modern-art pieces. But a pair recovered from Antarctica may be the g… more →
Interesting findswhymommy wrote 54 minutes ago: What do you see in this image? Last weekend, readers of this blog theorized about the image to the … more →
delemikan wrote 1 hour ago: I’ve just watched The Fourth Kind and, despite the mild controversy I’ve found on the In … more →
macustenus wrote 3 hours ago: As an amateur astronomer, I find the clear night sky fascinating. It’s like TV but better, sure the … more →
bonzaibondo wrote 4 hours ago: Yey I finished it! Icosahedron with simple pattern cut out of it It was quite fiddley but I felt lik … more →
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Ghudson wrote 7 hours ago: Now a lot of you I’m sure have dreamed of being an astronaut someday – feeling the thril … more →
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keithmansfield wrote 8 hours ago: Shame-faced, I’m emerging from a long period in the blogging wilderness. At least I haven’t been idl … more →
libbyvermeulen wrote 8 hours ago: Me Time and How to Find It and Keep It Everybody, not just you and me, needs to take sime time out … more →
thewere42 wrote 9 hours ago: Rocks can be many things: they were probably our earliest weapons, they’ve been ballast on our … more →
somymachine wrote 10 hours ago: “A continuous ring, delicately proportioned, beautifully polished and seemingly flawless. Ther … more →
Mark Griffith wrote 11 hours ago: On October 4th, 1957 the space surrounding our planet hosted its first manmade object. It was pretty … more →
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astrodene wrote 13 hours ago: Most astronomers today believe that one of the most plausible reasons we have yet to detect intellig … more →
drdave wrote 13 hours ago: ISS with Atlantis and ECL2.Photograph used by permission of Ralf Vendebergh Ralf Vandebergh continue … more →
jammer5 wrote 14 hours ago: Imagine dangling your feet over the event horizon of a super massive black hole. First, you would se … more →