Cait Oflipped into newzSpace Tourism New Research: Casual Space Tourism Will Devastate the Planetfuturism.com - Dan Robitzski Space companies trying to make off-world tourism a thing will likely cause major environmental destruction in the process. That’s because a single …
Discover Magazineflipped into Science NewsIcon version of the Flipboard logoScience As a Vast Swath of Australia Burns, the View From Space is Truly Frighteningdiscovermagazine.com Thick palls of smoke stream from Australia's sprawling bushfires in this view acquired by NASA's Aqua satellite on Nov. 11, 2019. The image consists …
Alan Nishiharaflipped into Alan Nishihara's Flipboard MagazineJet Propulsion Laboratory Neptune’s moons twirl around each other in an unprecedented dance of avoidanceDigital Trends - Georgina Torbet Far out on the edge of the solar system, chilly Neptune takes 165 years to complete a single orbit around the sun. And in orbit around Neptune are 14 …
CBS Newsflipped into ScienceLeonids Leonids meteor shower will soon light up the sky. Here's how to watch.CBS News - By Sophie Lewis Colorful shooting stars will soon streak across the night sky during one of the most famous annual meteor displays. The Leonids meteor shower is …
Scottflipped into ROAD TRIP!Astronomy What Does It Take to Be a Moon?Live Science - Adam Mann From Earth's rocky, pockmarked satellite to ice-covered ocean worlds, our solar system is chock-full of moons. Some planets have dozens of them; …
JimBobflipped into The Amazing MagazineBig Ideas : Spaceflight Can Reverse Blood Flow in AstronautsIn a startling discovery, a NASA study found that long-duration space travel can reverse the blood flow or even make it stagnant in astronauts' upper bodies. Plus, these amphibians with remarkable regenerative abilities can teach scientists how to heal the human body. And, alien genes from bacteria helped plants conquer the land.
SYFY WIREflipped into Bad AstronomyScience A flocculent spiral galaxy with a really, really weird middleSYFY WIRE - Phil Plait One of my favorite things about seeing big splashy gorgeous images of spiral galaxies is, duh, how big, splashy, and gorgeous they are. But another …
SlashGearflipped into SlashGear ScienceScience Star tossed out of the Milky Way is traveling at 3.7M mphslashgear.com - Shane McGlaun Scientists have discovered a star that was tossed out of our Milky Way galaxy by the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy. The star …
Andreea Fate Enciu Schneiderflipped into The BestSpace Exploration Tardigrade DNA Added to Human Cells Could Help Us Survive on Mars, Scientist SaysLive Science - Chelsea Gohd Will we one day combine tardigrade DNA with our cells to go to Mars? Chris Mason, a geneticist and associate professor of physiology and biophysics at …
Anna Lapicflipped into Hidden TruthScience Scientists back planetary defence mission to 'nudge' asteroid out of orbitThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonSpace scientists have urged ministers to fund a mission to find out if it is possible to nudge an asteroid off its trajectory, and avoid a catastrophic collision with Earth. The European Space Agency has
Inverseflipped into ScienceScience Mystery of the universe's weirdest molecules finally solvedInverse - Passant Rabie Turns out they shouldn't even exist in the first place. Buckyballs are the rule-breakers of chemistry. These strange molecules are made up of 60 …
The New York Timesflipped into ScienceLeonids Leonids Meteor Shower Will Peak in Night SkiesThe New York Times - Nicholas St. FleurAll year long as Earth revolves around the sun, it passes through streams of cosmic debris. The resulting meteor showers can light up night skies from dusk to dawn, and if you’re lucky you might be able
DaWeViflipped into American StaticGeek The First Batch of Data from NASA's Sun-Visiting Probe Is Now Available to the PublicGizmodo - George Dvorsky NASA’s daring mission to kiss the Sun is now into its 15th month, with the Parker Solar Probe steadily drawing closer to our host star with each …
Forbesflipped into BusinessLeonids Expect Dazzling Streaks Of Light At Night This Week As Leonid Meteor Shower StrikesForbes - Jamie CarterIf you’re outside after dark this week in the northern hemisphere you might just spot a particularly bright shooting star coming from the east. It’s likely from the Leonid meteor shower, which is active
Futurismflipped into FuturismScience NASA: Boeing Spaceflights Are Way Pricier Than SpaceXfuturism.com - Victor Tangermann According to a recent report by NASA’s inspector general, the projected seat price for sending an astronaut to the International Space Station is 60 …
rye_breadflipped into Space / Earth Magnetism Millions of Plasma 'Spicules' Could Explain the Extreme Heat of the Sun's Atmospheresmithsonianmag.com - Jason Daley For over a century, astronomers have puzzled over solar spicules, the millions of plasma jets that cover the sun’s surface like whiskers. Researchers …
TJPSPflipped into Science Of NowSpace The 1st Sun Details from NASA's Parker Solar Probe Are Out. And They're Hot!space.com - Meghan Bartels Want to see the sun in a whole new way? Now you can do just that by looking through a host of science data newly made available to the public. That …
Travel + LeisureLeonids The Leonid Meteor Shower will light up the sky Monday nightTravel + Leisure - Jamie CarterPrepare to spend an hour or two outdoors on Monday night if skies are clear for the stunning sight of the Leonid meteor shower, which could bring as many as 15 shooting stars per hour. What’s more, sky-gazers
SlashGearflipped into SlashGear ScienceScience Researchers create stingray-shaped spacecraft that may explore Venusslashgear.com - Shane McGlaun Researchers from the University of Buffalo have designed a spacecraft that is shaped like a stingray that may one day explore Venus. The spacecraft …
MsCuttsScienceflipped into ChemistryIcon version of the Flipboard logoPeriodic Table Elemental haikusciencemag.org - Jia You A review of the Periodic Table composed of 119 science haiku, one for each element, plus a closing haiku for element 119 (not yet synthesized). The …
BGRflipped into ScienceSpace Station ISS astronauts are having a much more stressful Friday than you arebgr.com - Mike Wehner It’s Friday. If you work an office job, you’re probably doing your best not to should too large of a workload. Maybe you’ll shuffle some papers …
Live ScienceMoon The Moon: Our Planet's Constant CompanionLive Science - Adam Mann The moon is our constant companion and Earth's only consistent natural satellite. It has a diameter of about 2,159 miles (3,475 kilometers), making …
Patchflipped into Long Island, NY PatchMeteor Showers Leonid Meteor Shower Peak: Viewing Tips On Long IslandPatch - Michael Woyton We suggest you cue Katie Melua's "Blame It On The Moon" when you're searching the sky during the Leonid meteor shower, which peaks overnight Sunday …
arbyn atticusflipped into ArbynLeonids Leonid meteor shower to show off this weekendCNET - Eric Mack It's one of the major meteor showers of the season and this year some expect it to bring a little something extra.
Mashable Indiaflipped into SCIENCEMedical Research NASA Study Finds Zero Gravity Has Adverse Effects On Blood Flow Of AstronautsMashable - Aakarsh DubeIf humans are to visit distant worlds, even if it is Mars, it is important to understand the effects on the mental and physical health of astronauts caused by prolonged space travel. Some effects like
Dean Cflipped into WOW!Florida 400 meteors per hour? Meteor shower could dazzle Nov. 21local10.com - Jonathan Kegges MIAMI - Make your plans now, the next meteor shower could be one for the books. The Alpha Monocerotids are typically quiet, producing just a few …
Mental Flossflipped into Mental FlossLeonids The Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks This Weekend—Here's the Best Way to Watch Itmentalfloss.com - BY Michele Debczak We're nearing the end of 2019, but there are still a few astronomical events to catch before the year is s out. This Sunday—November 17—the Leonid …
Business Insiderflipped into ScienceLeonids Leonids meteor shower: how to see green shooting stars - Business InsiderBusiness Insider - Morgan McFall-JohnsenIf you see bright green shooting stars streak across the night sky this week, don't worry. It's not an omen. It's just the Leonids. The meteor shower peaks the nights of November 16 through 18. The moon
MsCuttsScienceflipped into SpaceGalaxies Astrophysicists find when galaxies rotate, size mattersphys.org - Science in Public The direction in which a galaxy spins depends on its mass, researchers have found. A team of astrophysicists analyzed 1418 galaxies and found that …
Associated Pressflipped into U.S. NewsScience Astronauts start spacewalk series to fix cosmic ray detectorAssociated Press - By MARCIA DUNN, AP Aerospace WriterCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Astronauts launched an extraordinarily complicated series of spacewalks Friday to fix a cosmic ray detector at the International Space Station. Armed with dozens of dissecting
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