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Where is Dark Matter Hiding?

May 10, 2010 | Benefits of Space Exploration, Blog, Education, Exploration

Source: Discovery News Dark matter is one of those things that keep astronomers in business. It make up 23% of the energy of the universe, however, we don’t yet know what it IS. Particle physicists are on the hunt, and a tantalizing possible detection was...

With Bennett out, what does his successor think about NASA?

May 10, 2010 | Blog, Exploration, NASA

Source: Space Politics At the Utah Republican Party convention in Salt Lake City yesterday, delegates effectively ousted Sen. Robert Bennett, failing to nominate him for a fourth term. Bennett didn’t make it past the second round of balloting, which ended with two...

NASA’s Launch Abort Test Builds on 50 Years of Astronaut Escape Systems

May 10, 2010 | Blog, Constellation Program, Exploration, NASA

Source: Space.com  By: Robert Pearlman, Collect Space NASA on Thursday successfully tested an astronaut abort system, recreating a scene last staged during the Apollo program while building upon technology first demonstrated 50 years ago this week. “The Orion...

We must remain a nation of spacefarers

May 10, 2010 | Benefits of Space Exploration, Blog, Exploration, NASA

Source: The Arizona Republic By: June Scobee Rogers Robert McCall – space artist, Arizona resident and my dear friend who recently passed away – understood a vital lesson. Vision drives action.  Bob painted futuristic scenes about space exploration....

This Week in Space, May 7, 2009

May 9, 2010 | This Week in Space

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China Selects First Female Astronauts, Space Station Work Progresses

May 9, 2010 | Education Station, Exploration, Space Race, Spaceports

Add two females to China’s growing cadre of astronauts according to China’s National Space Administration (CNSA) and as reported by Chinese media outlets.  Word from China Daily last week is that the two women are both aged 30 to 35, married, have college...

The Missions of Atlantis

May 9, 2010 | Constellation Program, Hubble Space Telescope, International Space Station, Space Shuttle, NASA, Uncategorized

  Shuttle Atlantis is nearing a lift off for the 32nd and likely the last time on Friday, May 14, a strong indication that NASA’s shuttle program is nearing the retirement envisioned by the nation’s top policy makers in the aftermath of the 2003 shuttle...

French Guiana Spaceport Readies First Soyuz Launch

May 8, 2010 | Commercial Space, Education Station, Exploration, International Cooperation, Space Race, Spaceports, Uncategorized

The scene is the French Guiana launch site for Arianespace – a spaceport that has been a busy hub for commercial satellite liftoffs for decades. A new milestone is to be met this year – the first launch from that facility of a Russian Soyuz launcher. Once Soyuz joins...

Rocket Boosts Education to New Heights

May 7, 2010 | Commercial Space, Education, Education Station, Kids Space, Space and Science, Space Research, Spaceports, Uncategorized

Photo credit: Bob Martin KRQE Television  SPACEPORT AMERICA, New Mexico -A suite of student-built experiments received “high marks” thanks to a boost into space earlier this week to celebrate a New Mexico Second Annual Education Launch. An UP Aerospace SpaceLoft XL...

Antarctic Micrometeorites Provide Clues to Solar System Formation

May 7, 2010 | Blog, NASA, Our Solar System, Planet Earth

Source: Universe Today Researchers sifting through the pristine, cold snow in Antarctica have found micrometeorites that contain a bit of a surprise. The two micrometeorites, known as particles 19 and 119, contain extremely large amounts of carbon as well as excesses...
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Astrophysi_Alae avatar Astrophysics_Alae @Astrophysi_Alae ·
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The Universe is full of invisible radiation …but this is the tiny part we can actually see. ��🌌

Visible light is only a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum, yet it reveals stars, galaxies, nebulae, and planets directly to our eyes and telescopes.
#space #nasa #light

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monis5790 avatar the curious thought @monis5790 ·
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Sometimes, you don’t need an escape from the world—just a quiet moment to get lost in your own thoughts. 📚🎧#learning #space #nasa #isro

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MicxeyMouse avatar Not The real Mickey @MicxeyMouse ·
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No, sending 6 people to Mars or to the Moon is not a a good investment. Specially since those billions could be use to provide Medicare for all Americans. Benefit millions of people or give a rocket ride to 6 people. Oh yeah, the inventions only help corporations not us #NASA 🤷‍♂️

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19 Aug 2090166040130969757

Infrared lets us see what visible light can’t. 🌌
It can pass through cosmic dust and reveal hidden stars, warm dust, and regions where new stars are being born….giving us a different view of the Universe.
#space #spacetechnologies #nasa #astrophysics #physics #Astrología

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