Darrell Hammondadded this to random, interesting and exciting · 1hPlay buttonTime-lapse Photography Video: Incredible timelapse shows Earth's rotation relative to the Milky Waydpreview.com - Gannon Burgett Photographer Aryeh Nirenberg has shared an incredible timelapse from a trip to Northeast Colorado that shows the Earth’s axial rotation in relation …
mthungeradded this to Court of Leaves · 12hPlay buttonRobert Downey Jr. Robert Downey Jr. Crashed A Rolling Stones Concert To Help NASA Announce Something Cool!Mashable - Jinal BhattNo matter what any movie ending says, Robert Downey Jr. will always remain Tony Stark. In our hearts and IRL too. Now we all know how geeky Stark was. But guess what? So is RDJ! The dude seems to be following
mwatcheradded this to PlayStation Player · 8hPlay buttonNo Man's Sky 'Beyond’ delivers the ‘No Man’s Sky’ experience I was waiting forEngadget - Daniel CooperIf there was ever a game that rode its hype train off a cliff, it's No Man's Sky, which burned bright right up until the moment people got to play it. From a jaw-dropping announcement at E3 2014, it was
Stan Relihanadded this to SCIENCE | SPACE · 6hGalaxies If You Traveled Far Enough Through Space, Would You Return To Your Starting Point?homify.com Could the Universe loop around on itself? And, if so, might an intergalactic journey bring you back to your home planet?Back when people thought the …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite Things · 19hAsteroids Incredible Images Show Something Uncannily Familiar About The Rocks on Asteroid RyuguScienceAlert - DAN ROBITZSKI Rocks on the surface of Ryugu, the distant asteroid currently being explored by the Japanese space probe Hayabusa-2, bear a striking resemblance to …
TR added this to STEM · 7hNASA Head of NASA: Nuclear Propulsion Could Be “Game-Changer”futurism.com - Dan Robitzski America, China, and Russia are all working to develop rockets powered by thermal nuclear propulsion, a technology that NASA chief Jim Bridenstine …
Jason Burnadded this to Advancement Of Science and Technology · 5hNASA Why we need to get back to Venustheconversation.com - Paul K. Byrne Just next door, cosmologically speaking, is a planet almost exactly like Earth. It’s about the same size, is made of about the same stuff and formed …
CCuddlefishadded this to Quite Good Stuff · 15hPlay buttonRobotics Russia Just Sent This Robot, Which Can Shoot Guns, Into SpaceVICEThere’s Data from “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” R2-D2 and C-3P0 from “Star Wars,” and of course the super-scary HAL 9000 from “2001: A Space Odyssey.” But space bots aren’t just science fiction anymore:
Daily Mailadded this to Top Stories · 8hChandrayaan Programme Spectacular image of the moon reveals lunar surface from Chandrayaan-2 spacecraftdailymail.co.uk - By Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline A stunning image of the moon has been taken by India's ground-breaking Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft from lunar orbit. It snapped an image of the barren …
Mattadded this to Science and space · 5hHubble Space Telescope This Is How Astronomers Will Resolve The Expanding Universe Controversyhomify.com When two different techniques give two different results, either someone is wrong, or something incredible is happening.Imagine you were a scientist …
Live Scienceadded this to LiveScience · 11hBiological Species A Galactic Supercomputer Narrowed Down the Mass of the Faintest Particles in the Known Universe | Live ScienceLive Science We're full of neutrinos all the time. They're everywhere, nearly undetectable, flitting through normal matter. We barely know anything about them — …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Editors' Picks · 17hNASA Listen: All Aboard VirtuallyAudioburst - Innovation Now "Nasa is giving the public a chance to send their names stenciled on a chip to the red planet. This is innovation now. Bringing you stories of …
BBC Sky at Night Magazineadded this to skyatnightmagazine.com · 13hFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoAstrophotography Australian astrophotography: Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year goes down underskyatnightmagazine.com - Iain Todd A look at some of the best astro images from the Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year Award, captured from Australia. The rural …
CNNadded this to Top Stories · 1dGalaxies Scientists share new details about mysterious 'ghost particle'CNN - By Ashley Strickland, CNN(CNN) — Neutrinos, so-called "ghost particles" scattered across the universe, can be 10 million times lighter than the mass of an electron, according to a new study. Neutrinos are referred to as ghostly
TR added this to STEM · 1dGalaxies Astronomers Create 8 Million Baby Universes Inside a Computer and Watch Them Grow. Here's What They Learned. | Live ScienceLive Science A team of astrophysicists has just spawned 8 million unique universes inside a supercomputer and let them evolve from just tots to old geezers. Their …
LL Blakeadded this to Astronomical · 1dBlack Holes The Physicist Who Always Thought How God Could Have Created the Universeneatorama.com - Franzified December 1972. It was the first physics conference of by then 17-year-old Lee Smolin. His teacher at Hampshire College suggested that he drop in to …
drew..added this to Redlater · 20hHabitats Aerospace Firm Shows Off Giant Inflatable Space HabitatExtremeTech - Ryan Whitwam Most of the spacecraft in science fiction are ridiculously spacious, but real life is much less luxurious. The International Space Station (ISS) has …
Mattadded this to Science and space · 1dRobotics 'Let's go': Russia launches humanoid robot Fedor into spaceAl JazeeraSpace-bound humanoid robot Fedor expected to dock at the ISS on Saturday with more than 650kg of cargo. A Russian humanoid robot is on its way to the International Space Station (ISS) after blasting off
MMedha Guhaadded this to Science · 1hPlay buttonGalaxies The life and breath of galaxiesknowablemagazine.org - By Ann Finkbeiner Scientists track gas through time and space to better understand how conglomerations of stars are born and die Most of what astronomers know about the …
Dimitry Roshkovanadded this to Geopolitics, Future, GOD, War And Peace · 23hNASA Zap! Scientists Fire Laser for NASA's Mars 2020 Rover for 1st Timespace.com - Samantha Mathewson NASA's Mars 2020 rover reached another milestone with the first successful test of its SuperCam instrument. SuperCam is a remote-sensing instrument …
Alex Mayhewadded this to SpaceRace · 1dRobotics Russia Launches Humanoid Robot 'Fyodor' to Space Station on Rare Soyuz Test Flightspace.com - Elizabeth Howell Call it one giant leap for a robot. Russia has launched a humanoid robot named "Fyodor" to the International Space Station on the first uncrewed …
Alan Nishiharaadded this to Alan Nishihara's Flipboard Magazine · 1dNASA NASA asks US space companies to step up for Artemis cargo runsslashgear.com - Brittany A. Roston NASA is seeking American space companies that will make cargo runs to the lunar Gateway as part of the space agency’s Artemis program. In a statement …
Mashable Indiaadded this to SCIENCE · 10hBoeing Boeing’s Starliner Commercial Spacecraft Won’t Take Off To The International Space Station Before 2020Mashable - Afiya QureshiBoeing and SpaceX are among the top contenders to become the first private company to continue the Apollo legacy and resume human space flights from the American soil. With cutting-edge technology, these
Keithadded this to Notice: Space · 11hScience Scientists Find Stardust Buried in Antarctic SnowThe Atlantic - Marina KorenThe isotope iron-60, produced when a star explodes, is hidden in some of Earth’s most isolated places. The snow arrived at the laboratory in Munich inside Styrofoam boxes. It came from a German research
RResident42added this to Science, Tech, Economics · 15hChandrayaan Programme Chandrayaan-2 Snaps The First Picture Of The Moon 2650 Km From The Surface!Mashable - Afiya QureshiChandrayaan-2 is slowly and steadily getting closer to its destination, the Moon. India’s second lunar mission is currently orbiting the Moon and is scheduled to touch down on its South Pole region in
Space.comadded this to Space.com · 3hNick Hague NASA's Artemis Moon Program Just Photobombed a Spacewalk (Photo)space.com - Meghan Bartels NASA's mission patch for the Artemis moon program saw space for the first time during a dramatic spacewalk earlier this week. The agency, which plans …
Cat Whiteadded this to The Sky Above · 6hAsteroids NASA wants to launch a spacecraft from Vandenberg and smash it into an asteroidsanluisobispo.com - By Kaytlyn Leslie NASA wants to launch a spacecraft from Vandenberg and smash it into an asteroid If an asteroid comes hurtling toward Earth, Vandenberg Air Force Base …
Todd Wintersadded this to Space · 5hGeek Hubble Space Telescope Captures Gloomy Dying StarGeek - By Genevieve Scarano Hubble recently snapped a dying star and it is a dark, gloomy sight in the constellation of Gemini (the Twins). The star puzzled astronomers when it …
Daily Mailadded this to tv+ showbiz · 4hJulia Roberts Julia Roberts steps out at Rolling Stones concert where Robert Downey Jr made a NASA announcementdailymail.co.uk - By Caitlyn Becker For Dailymail.com The stars flocked to Pasadena, California on Thursday night to rock out with the Rolling Stones who are currently on the last leg of their world tour. …
Firstpostadded this to Tech2 · 12hIndia News Debris from India's anti-satellite test is still zipping about in orbit, and now we might know why- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - tech2 News StaffAug 23, 2019 10:27:09 IST Despite numerous claims by the Indian Defense Research and Development Organisation that space debris from an anti-satellite missile test that was …
