This Week in Space with Miles O’Brien
An exclusive interview with SpaceX's safety officer delves into the post-flight review of the Falcon 9 test launch. Also this…
Astronomy Without A Telescope – Stellar Archaeology
[/caption] Although, as we look further and deeper into the sky, we are always looking into the past – there…
Spacecraft to Make Final Flyby of Earth
[/caption] The re-purposed Deep Impact spacecraft will make one final flyby of Earth on Sunday June 27, 2010, getting a…
ISS Will Be in Constant Sunlight the Next Few Days
I just took a look at Heaven's Above to check on when I could see the International Space Station this…
Weekend SkyWatcher’s Forecast: June 25-27, 2010
Greetings, fellow SkyWatchers! If we can keep the clouds and rain away, this will be an incredible weekend to enjoy…
See the Sunrise Daily at Kennedy Space Center
[/caption] Sunrises are beautiful almost any place in the world, but for some reason first light every morning over Central…
Climate Change Contributes to Space Junk Problem
[/caption] The effects of climate change can be seen across the majority of the planet, but a new study reveals…
Was Venus Once a Waterworld?
[/caption] Ever read Isaac Asimov's 1950's novel "Lucky Starr and the Oceans of Venus"? Maybe Asimov wasn't so wrong about…
Evidence for Past Water on Mars Keeps Flowing, This Time from Glaciers
[/caption] No sooner do we post one article about water on Mars when it's time for another. Planetary scientists have…
Partial Lunar Eclipse Visible June 26, 2010
Wake up, SkyWatchers! A partial lunar eclipse is coming your way on June 26, 2010. While the real visible action…