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Incredible “Birdman”-like Tracking-Shot Timelapse of Earth from Space
The Academy Award winning film "Birdman" used what's called tracking shot to create the sense of a seamless one-shot film.…
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25 Years Since Voyager’s ‘Pale Blue Dot’ Images
A quarter of a century has passed since NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft snapped the iconic image of Earth known as…
Black Moon: Why the New Moon on February 18th is Special
Did you hear the one about last month’s ‘supermoon?’ Yeah, we know. The hype was actually for an event that…
Catch a ‘Conjunction Triple Play’ on February 20th as the Moon Meets Venus & Mars
Fear not, the chill of late February. This Friday gives lovers of the sky a reason to brave the cold…
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Space Weather Storm Monitoring Satellite Blasts off for Deep Space on SpaceX Rocket
After a 17 year long wait, a new American mission to monitor intense solar storms and warn of impeding space…
What Could Explain the Mysterious Ring in Antarctica?
Ever since its discovery was announced earlier this year, the 3 km-wide ring structure discovered on the of Antarctica has…
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Gorgeous Sunrises, Auroras, Landscapes, and More from Space Station Crew
The Expedition 42 crew aboard the International Space Station (ISS) continues to delight us with stunning views of ‘Our Beautiful…
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NOAA/NASA/USAF Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) Launching Feb. 8 to Monitor Solar Winds
The long awaited Deep Space Climate Observatory, or DSCOVR science satellite is slated to blast off atop a SpaceX Falcon…
Amazing Pictures of the Underside of an Iceberg
In December 2014, designer and musician Alex Cornell traveled to Antarctica. While he saw many unique views of the Antarctic…
You’ve Never Seen the Phases of the Moon from This Perspective: The Far Side
Sometimes, it seems to be a cosmic misfortune that we only get to view the universe from a singular vantage…