Book Review: Voyages of Discovery – The Missions of the Space Shuttle Discovery
Mar 19, 2011 | Ask the Expert, Blog, Book Reviews, Education Station, Exploration, International Space Station, Kids Space, NASA, Shuttle Discovery, Space Shuttle
Voyages of Discovery – The Missions of the Space Shuttle Discovery by Robert A. Adamcik; Apogee Prime; Canada; $24.95 (soft cover); 2010. As NASA’s space shuttle program rolls to full stop, the missions performed by each of the orbiters have been truly stunning. The...Space Talk
A bit long, still kinda cool if you're into #space and the like... and #music and such... also; many things aren't long enough... leave your punchline to that one in comments. ;)
We talk a lot about rockets and rovers. 🚀
But the quiet hero of any Moon base is power.
I made an AI poster and video on NASA's lunar reactor. Hope you find it curious!
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NGC 2787, a lenticular galaxy like M 84, M 85 et M 86. #Space #Astronomy Img

With its bright nucleus encircled by delicate dust arms, NGC 2787 is an SB0 barred lenticular galaxy. Unlike grand spirals, it has no striking arms, and its bar remains faint and elusive.
(Credit: NASA/ESA and The Hubble Heritage Team)
🧙 A cloud in deep space looks uncannily like a witch’s head, complete with a hooked nose and chin.
It’s a blue-lit nebula reflecting light from nearby Rigel — and it even hides pockets where new stars are forming. #Space
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