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4 days ago by Charlie

The Cassini spacecraft has found what may be the strongest evidence yet that Saturn’s tiny moon Enceladus has an ocean beneath its icy surface.

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11 days ago by admin

On the surface of an unknown planet an interstellar spaceship needs to find its way across a meteorites storm and the menace of alien spaceships

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13 days ago by irwanbee

What is our fascination with the destruction of the Earth? Or, at least, what is Hollywood’s fascination with the destruction of the Earth? Because, in movies and on TV, the planet has been threatened with annihilation from outer space on a regular basis. On TV, we’ve been hit with “A Fire in the Sk ...

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14 days ago by Charlie

An online special that examines the history and future of manned space missions to the Moon.

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17 days ago by P-dog

090423-1080884 http://www.flickr.com/photos/waiferx/3566822715/ Originally uploaded by Waifer X 090423-1080885 http://www.flickr.com/photos/waiferx/3567636770/ Originally uploaded by Waifer X California Polytechnic State University Physics Department professor Dr. John Keller gives a presentation on ...

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18 days ago

Last week we were treated to the unusual story of a human-versus-meteorite collision. According to the Daily Telegraph, the youth whose hand was in the path of the pea-sized meteor saw a "ball of light." The article also made the claim that the impact with the ground left a "foot-wide crater." Both ...

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18 days ago by jclifford

A curious little bone was dropped in our laps last night by a reader, James B. DiGriz (of DragonsWeb Labs or a science fiction character, the Stainless Steel Rat?). Over at Space.com, Leonard David is reporting that the Obama Administration is cutting off scientists’ access to military satellites. T ...

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19 days ago by ronniedigital

In a bit of strange news a boy in Germany was struck by a meteor. Fourteen year old Gerrit Blank was coming home from school when he was suddenly struck by a space-rock. http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/06/boy-survives-being-struck-by-a-meteorite/ I can only hope that the United States swoops ...

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19 days ago by Charlie

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19 days ago by Steven Ross

If this kid were older I'd suggest he buy a lottery ticket... 14-year-old hit by 30,000 mph space meteorite

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