Weekly Space Hangout – March 27, 2015: Dark Matter Galaxy “X” with Dr. Sukanya Chakrabarti
Host: Fraser Cain (@fcain) Special Guest: Dr. Sukanya Chakrabarti, Lead Investigator for team that may have discovered Dark Matter Galaxy…
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Historic 1 Year ISS Mission with Kelly and Kornienko Launches Today – Watch Live
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Living with a Capricious Star: What Drives the Solar Cycle?
You can be thankful that we bask in the glow of a relatively placid star. Currently about halfway along its…
Predicting Eclipses: How Does the Saros Cycle Work?
Boy, how about that total solar eclipse last Friday? And there’s more in store, as most of North America will…
No, a Giant Asteroid Isn’t Going to “Skim” Earth on Friday
There are ways to report on occasional close approaches by near-Earth objects (NEOs) that convey the respectful awareness of their presences…
Is the Universe Finite or Infinite?
Two possiblities exist: either the Universe is finite and has a size, or it's infinite and goes on forever. Both…
Using 19th Century Technology to Time Travel to the Stars
In the late 19th century, astronomers developed the technique of capturing telescopic images of stars and galaxies on glass photographic…
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You Can Vote to Name America’s New Rocket from ULA
Help ULA name America’s next rocket to space. Credit: ULA Voting Details below Watch ULA's March 25 Delta Launch Live…
Turning Stars Into Art
We all have cameras, and the sky's an easy target, so why not have a little fun? Ever since I…
Mind-Bending View of a Solar Eclipse from the Stratosphere
What does a solar eclipse look like from a fast-flying Falcon 7X jet at 14,000 meters (48,000 feet)? French journalist…