Ilyasadded this to The Cosmos · 7hApollo Missions 60 years ago we saw Earth from space for the first time — here's how we see it nowTravel + Leisure - Jamie CarterFrom “Earthrise” to “Blue Marble,” here are some of the finest out-of-this-world photographs of Earth. Sixty years ago on Aug. 7, 1959, the Explorer 6 satellite sent back crude TV images of Earth from
Narcityadded this to Things To Do · 10hSolar System You Can See Jupiter And Saturn At Toronto's Out-Of-This-World Planet Party Next Monthnarcity.com You'll be star-struck!
Kamloops, BC Another big summer at the Big Little Science Centreradionl.com - Bill Cowen It’s been a big summer at the Big Little Science Centre. Their summer camps filled up fast again this year with the robotics camp again being the most …
Refinery29 · 14hMarie Kondo Virgo Season Is Coming, So Get Ready To Marie Kondo Your LifeRefinery29 - Erika W. SmithVirgo season begins on August 23. Over the next month, our favorite Virgos, such as Beyoncé and Keanu Reeves, will be celebrating their birthdays. But we’ll all be feeling the effects of the sun in Virgo.
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily Mirror · 15hCities Key tips and tricks for stargazing in light-polluted cities, revealedmirror.co.uk - Shivali Best Speaking to Mirror Online, Abigail Beall, author of The Art of Urban Astronomy, has revealed her top tips for stargazing in light-polluted cities …
Toronto, ON Planet Gazing Partyblogto.com - www.blogto.com Come see the planets as you've never seen them before! On September 14, join us for our second annual Planet Gazing Party with telescopes, prizes, …
Infinite Mindadded this to Alpha Omega News · 2dPlay buttonScience Dragonfly Spacecraft to Scour the Sands of Titan for the Chemistry of Lifesmithsonianmag.com - Jay Bennett Nobody knows exactly what the sand is made of on Titan. Saturn’s largest moon, a bit larger than the planet Mercury, has a layer of crust primarily …
Egypt Saturn Could Lose Rings in Less Than 100 Million Yearsrealclearscience.com - Shaun Raviv If someone asked you to draw a planet other than ours, you would likely draw Saturn, and that is because of its rings. But for most of history, human …
Play buttonSolar System Saturn Could Lose Its Rings in Less Than 100 Million Years | Science | Smithsoniansmithsonianmag.com - Shaun Raviv If someone asked you to draw a planet other than ours, you would likely draw Saturn, and that is because of its rings. But for most of history, human …
The Scottish Sunadded this to The Scottish Sun · 2dJupiter Daily horoscope for Wednesday August 21 — here’s what the stars have in store for you todaythescottishsun.co.uk - Mystic Meg Your love status could start to change this morning – and a relationship that at times seemed semi-detached turns into a close partnership. If you are …
Indian Expressadded this to Indian Express · 2dChandrayaan Programme Chandrayaan-2: Milestone now, Moon in sightindianexpress.com - Amitabh Sinha On Tuesday, India’s Chandrayaan-2 mission crossed a major milestone on its journey towards the Moon, having entered a lunar orbit, almost exactly 30 …
Infinite Mindadded this to Alpha Omega News · 3dMethane What Secrets Does Titan Hold?space.com - Paul Sutter Paul M. Sutter is an astrophysicist at The Ohio State University, host of Ask a Spaceman and Space Radio, and author of "Your Place in the Universe." …
Michael J. Fimianadded this to GAS AND ICE GIANTS · 3dMoon A brief history of Saturn’s amazing ringsearthsky.org - By EarthSky Voices New analyses of Saturn’s rings reveal how and when they were made, from what, and whether they’ll last. Many dream of what they would do had they a …
Forbesadded this to Technology · 4dNASA Saturn, Not Earth Or Jupiter, Has The Largest Storms In Our Solar SystemForbes - Ethan SiegelThe Universe is out there, waiting for you to discover it. In 2011, a Saturnian storm developed that wound up encircling the entire planet. Although this storm has been observed to recur once every 20-30
CChristopher McKnightadded this to Research · 5dScience 30 Craziest Predictions About the Future Experts Say Are Going to Happenboredpanda.com - Livvy Melba The future! It’s either going to be really, really amazing, or really, really awful. Will we be commuting to work on flying bicycles on …
Metroadded this to NASA · August 15Jupiter Jupiter smashed into a planet resembling Uranus and everything got very messy, scientists claimmetro.co.uk - Jasper Hamill It’s generally a good idea to steer clear of Uranus, which is a place of smelly methane winds and temperatures so cold they’d freeze your extremities …
➰Kit Arrowsmith➰added this to ⚡️✨PHOTOGRAPHY ✨⚡️ · August 15Photography This Photo of Saturn Was Shot from a Backyard with a Red Filterpetapixel.com - Michael Zhang Did you know that you can capture clearer photos of planets by using a red filter? Photographer Andrew McCarthy captured this view of Saturn from his …
The Scottish Sunadded this to The Scottish Sun · August 15Jupiter Lost planet in Solar System was gobbled up by Jupiter – solving ancient mysterythescottishsun.co.uk - Harry Pettit AN EXPLOSIVE space collision left Jupiter with its strange planetary core, according to new research. The gas giant smashed into and absorbed a …
Nitrogen Cataclysmic collision could explain Jupiter’s fuzzy coresciencemag.org - Paul Voosen Jupiter harbors a deep mystery: Rather than the distinct core scientists expected, it has a fuzzy center, according to recent observations by NASA’s …
Timera Mediaadded this to The Vintage News · August 14NASA NASA Giving Away Apollo-Era Saturn Rocket to Anyone who Wants Itthevintagenews.com - Ian Harvey Ever wanted your own Saturn 1 rocket? For anyone with the means to transport it, it can be yours. Live or work in one place for a long enough time, …
Mattadded this to Science and space · August 14The Future A head-on collision with a 'planetary embryo' may have changed Jupiter foreverCNET - by Jackson Ryan An ancient impact could explain the weird core of the gas giant.
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMigration New Timeline for 'Giant Planet Migration' May Rewrite History of Our Solar Systemspace.com - Chelsea Gohd The largest planets in our solar system could have drifted away from the sun much sooner than scientists previously thought, a new study suggests. …
The Sunadded this to HOROSCOPES · August 13Pluto Daily horoscope for Wednesday August 14 — here’s what the stars have in store for you todaythesun.co.uk - Mystic Meg As Venus and the sun merge, your attitude towards love changes. Instead of letting a relationship drift along, you map out its future. Single? Do not …
Forbesadded this to Technology · August 13Moon Yes, Two Planets Can Both Share The Same OrbitForbes - Ethan SiegelThe Universe is out there, waiting for you to discover it. From the surface of a world orbiting a giant binary planet, two worlds, one potentially larger than the other, would be visible for half the on
The Sunadded this to The Sun · August 12Adele Adele has Saturn tattooed on forearm in tribute to son Angelo following split from husband Simon Koneckithesun.co.uk - From Simon Boyle's Bizarre Column ADELE has been enjoying some fun in the sun on a summer getaway — but it’s been Saturn that’s got her head in a spin. She has got a new tattoo of the …
Perseids Viewing Guide: Perseid Meteor Shower to light up night sky -bluffcityweekend.com - www.bluffcityweekend.com A heavenly display of “shooting stars” will soon light up the night sky! The Perseid Meteor Shower will put on a show when it reaches its peak …
South Florida Sun Sentineladded this to South Florida News · August 11Florida The Stars This Week: Aug. 11-17sun-sentinel.com - Arnold Pearlstein The moon shines to the right of pale gold Saturn this evening. The planet is a beautiful sight through telescopes. Even small instruments will allow …
Hetta Gouseadded this to Titbits · August 10Space There Will Be Great Views of Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon This WeekendPopular Mechanics - By Elizabeth GulinoStarting this Friday, August 9, you'll be able to see Jupiter, Saturn, and the moon all align side-by-side across the sky through Sunday, August 11. Why does this happen? According to EarthSky, August
Thrillistadded this to Thrillist · August 9Moon The Moon Will Have Rare Encounters With Jupiter & Saturn. Here's When to See Them.thrillist.com - Dustin Nelson August is shaping up to be a hell of a good month for lying in a field, looking up at the stars. Earlier this week, folks in the northern US had …
BBaldrickadded this to If I Could Be Where I Would Be I Would Not Be Where I Am · August 9Science The Not-So-Great Red Spotsciencefriday.com In the summer of 1665, astronomer Giovanni Cassini was peering through his telescope at the heavens. A friend, Eustachio Divini, had just tipped him …
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