Hubble Space Telescope
Book Review: “Infinite Worlds: People & Places of Space Exploration” by Michael Soluri
On April 24, 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope was launched from Kennedy Space Center into low Earth orbit. Hubble was…
Sadly, There won’t be a LEGO Hubble Space Telescope
This week the official LEGO review board announced their newest official LEGO model kits that were chosen from fan-suggested ideas,…
- Astronauts
- Charles Bolden
- CST-100
- Dragon
- James Webb Space Telescope
- Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Kennedy Space Center
- Mars
- Moon
- NASA
- Orion
Obama Administration Proposes $18.5 Billion Budget for NASA – Bolden
The Obama Administration today (Feb. 2) proposed a NASA budget allocation of $18.5 Billion for the new Fiscal Year 2016,…
The Milky Way’s New Neighbor May Tell Us Things About the Universe
As part of the Local Group, a collection of 54 galaxies and dwarf galaxies that measures 10 million light years…
Just in Time for the Holidays – Galactic Encounter Puts on Stunning Display
At this time of year, festive displays of light are to be expected. This tradition has clearly not been lost…
Subaru Telescope Spots Galaxies From The Early Universe
It's an amazing thing, staring into deep space with the help of a high-powered telescope. In addition to being able…
It’s Complicated: Hubble Survey Finds Unexpected Diversity in Dusty Discs Around Nearby Stars
Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have completed the largest and most sensitive visible-light imaging survey of the debris disks…
Hubble Spots the Ghostly Light From Dead Galaxies
In a patch of sky 3.5 billion light-years away there are hazy elliptical galaxies, colorful spirals, blue arcs and distorted…
Just In Time for Halloween: Jupiter Gets a Giant Cyclops Eye!
Halloween is just around the corner. And in what appears to be an act of cosmic convergence, Hubble captured a…
Hubble Spots Farthest Lensing Galaxy Yet
Sometimes there’s a chance alignment — faraway in the universe, where objects are separated by unimaginable distances measured in billions of…