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Environmental Researcher Appointed NASA Chief Scientist

Dec 14, 2010 | Our Solar System, Planet Earth, Space and Science, Space Research, Uncategorized

Soon, NASA will have its first chief science officer in five years. Waleed Abdalati, director of the University of Colorado’s Earth Science and Observation Center, will take the NASA post, effective Jan. 3. Abdalati, a 10-year NASA veteran will serve as a top...

NASA Looks to Mid-December at the Earliest for Discovery’s Launching

Nov 25, 2010 | International Space Station, Space Shuttle, NASA, Uncategorized

  NASA shuttle managers sounded a cautious note on Wednesday, as they announced further delays in efforts to launch the shuttle Discovery on the senior orbiter’s final flight, an 11-day assembly mission to the International Space Station. The soonest Discovery could...

Congressional Think Tank Questions Wisdom of Interagency collaborations on Space, Earth Science Projects

Nov 24, 2010 | Benefits of Space Exploration, NASA, Planet Earth, Space and Science, Uncategorized

  Traditional collaborations between U. S. federal agencies on space and Earth science projects can lead to increased rather than lower costs, the National Research Council concludes in a new report. The Congressionally-chartered think tank urged the White House and...

Milky Way Hosts Stunning Gamma Ray Features

Nov 9, 2010 | Exploration, International Cooperation, NASA, Space Research, Uncategorized

  Astronomers using the Fermi Gamma-ray Telescope have discovered a pair of  globe-like features at the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. Though their origin is unknown, the two near identical globes that extend 25,000 light years north and south of the galactic center...

Europe Looks to International Space Station Plant Experiment

Nov 9, 2010 | Education, Exploration, International Space Station, Space Shuttle, NASA, Uncategorized

  School children seem a natural mix, when it comes to growing plants in space. The European Space Agency plans to make a little hay of its own with the pairing when Italian Paulo Naspoli heads for the International Space Station in mid-December. Students from 12 to...

Discovery Awaits Better Weather on Friday

Nov 4, 2010 | International Space Station, Space Shuttle, NASA, Uncategorized

  Stormy weather across Florida on Thursday prompted NASA to postpone efforts to launch the shuttle Discovery on her 39th and final flight, an 11-day mission to the International Space Station. The space agency will try again on Friday. The forecast for the planned...

Maybe Thursday for Discovery’s Launching

Nov 3, 2010 | International Space Station, Space Shuttle, NASA, Uncategorized

  Shuttle Discovery’s final mission has been postponed until no earlier than Thursday to permit additional trouble shooting of a rocket engine computer that displayed some unexplained power readings during routine countdown testing on Tuesday. A launching of...

ISS Setting Record for Continuous Habitation

Oct 22, 2010 | International Space Station, Space Shuttle, NASA, Uncategorized

The U. S.-led International Space Station is on the brink of achieving a pair of momentous milestones. On Saturday, the 15-nation station partnership will set a new record for a continuous human presence in space, snapping the 3,644 days logged by Russia’s...

U.S., Russian Space Station Crew Lands Safely

Sep 25, 2010 | International Space Station, NASA, Uncategorized

International Space Station crew members Alexander Skvortsov and Mikhail Kornienko of Russia and Tracy Caldwell Dyson on NASA made a safe descent to Earth early Saturday, touching down in north central Kazakhstan to end a 176 day mission. The Soyuz carrying the three...

Powerful Hurricanes Earn Respect of Space Station Crew

Sep 17, 2010 | International Space Station, NASA, Planet Earth, Space and Science, Uncategorized

The Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico came alive this week with multiple hurricanes, with two of the tropical cyclones reaching Category 4 force at one point — a rare occurrence. Cameras aboard  the International Space Station captured close up images of Igor,...
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HeavyMoose avatar Heavy Moose @HeavyMoose ·
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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. ;)

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Sushmag24 avatar Sushma G @Sushmag24 ·
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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!
#NASA #Moon
@phimaanshu @IndiaFutureAI @CSEPlanB
#NASA #SpaceScience
@phimaanshu
@IndiaFutureAI @CSEPlanB

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ahenk75 avatar J C Le Danff 🎗️🤟 @ahenk75 ·
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NGC 2787, a lenticular galaxy like M 84, M 85 et M 86. #Space #Astronomy Img

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NGC 2787, a lenticular galaxy like M 84, M 85 et M 86. #Space #Astronomy Img
Universal-Sci @universal_sci

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)

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MindSparkLab avatar MindSpark | World of Wonders @MindSparkLab ·
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🧙 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

Sources: Metro, NASA

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