CSExtra – Friday, September 28, 2012
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How best to put the distance between the Sun and the nearest star in perspective? Now the world’s largest exhibition – extending from New York to Hawaii – is to do just that and will be dedicated this week. The exhibition is named after the late Cornell astronomer...NASA’s Mars Program Planning Group Outlines Future Exploration Options
U. S. space policy makers, armed with a new set of exploration options developed by NASA’s Mars Program Planning Group but constrained by little prospect for budget growth, will wrestle with some pretty ambitious goals: **Robotically acquire samples of...CSExtra – Wednesday, September 26, 2012
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There is a high probability that life came to Earth — or spread from Earth to other planets — during the Solar System’s infancy. New research on this prospect has been presented at the now being held European Planetary Sciences Congress. The findings provide the...CSExtra – Monday, September 24, 2012
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney issued a space policy white paper over the weekend in which he pledged to rebuild NASA and invigorate American space exploration with new leadership and opportunities in space commerce. The eight page document pledged...Space Talk
Once the Space Shuttle left orbit, it became a giant unpowered glider. 🚀
No go-around. No second attempt.
It reentered at roughly 28,000 km/h, descended far more steeply than an airliner and touched down near 350 km/h.
There’s a reason it was called “the flying brick.”
#NASA
Spain just went dark in the middle of the day. 🌑☀️
A total solar eclipse transformed daylight into darkness over Tarragona, creating one of nature's most breathtaking spectacles.
Absolutely unreal. Would you want to witness this in person? 🇪🇸✨
#SolarEclipse #Spain #Space
Looking back at #ESASpaceCamp 2026 in #Spain:
We had a very special guest: #ESA #astronaut @Astro_Pablo_ESA ! It was a great pleasure to meet Pablo and show him our #STEMEd activities. And Pablo gave very inspiring talks to all of the 220 kids, of course! Muchas gracias, Pablo!
NASA photographer captures ISS crossing the Sun at 5 miles per second during the #TotalSolarEclipse
What an amazing shot! Only half a second to capture it 📸 #NASA
