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NASA: Reaches for New Heights – Greatest Hits Video
http://youtu.be/HsA_BsH0QxM Video Caption: At NASA, we've been a little busy: landing on Mars, developing new human spacecraft, going to the…
Dry Ice Drives Dramatic Changes on Mars
Mars may not be tectonically active but that doesn't mean there's nothing happening on the Red Planet's surface. This video…
27 Years Ago: Voyager 2’s Visit to Uranus
Image of Uranus' crescent taken by a departing Voyager 2 on January 25, 1986 (NASA/JPL) 27 years ago today, January…
Take a Rollercoaster Ride Around Venus
If you've ever wanted to see what it's like to buzz Venus like only a spacecraft can, here's your chance:…
Stunning Death Valley ‘Dreamlapse’
Here’s yet another gorgeous timelapse from Gavin Heffernan and his team. As we previewed in our Geminid Meteor Shower post,…
Stunning Timelapse of Earth and Sky — Volume 3
I've been waiting for this! We've featured previous timelapse videos by Dustin Farrell, and here is part three of his…
Walk a Tightrope Across the Moon
A very creative and stunning use of perspective, timing and distance! BASE jumper Dean Potter walks a highline at Cathedral…
The Face of Creation
The latest autotuned installment in John D. Boswell's Symphony of Science series waxes melodic about the particle-smashing science being done…
Astrophotos 2012 Year in Review by John Chumack
It's not many astrophotographers who can put together their own highlight reel, but John Chumack is so prolific and accomplished,…
How Long is a Day on Mercury?
1/3 the distance from the Sun than Earth, it should be no surprise that a day on Mercury is a…