• SpaceX launch aborted; next attempt Tuesday

    Updated: 2012-05-19 18:20:15
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Followup : Supereclipse SpaceX launch aborted next attempt Tuesday The launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 this morning was aborted at literally the last second the sensors detected too high a pressure in a combustion chamber in one of the engines . Apparently this didn’t put the rocket in any danger , but it was outside the limits for an allowable launch so the computer shut things . down Here’s video of the last few seconds of the . countdown Ouch . My thoughts on this are pretty clear : it’s a bummer , but then again that’s all it is . Not a disaster , not a failure , just a

  • Meteor Shower Timelapse Seen from the Space Station

    Updated: 2012-05-19 16:56:56
    Just as the Lyrid Meteor Shower was peaking on April 21, 2012, astronaut Don Pettit captured this incredible timelapse sequence from the International Space Station. Of course you can see the familiar view of cities sweeping beneath the station as it orbits the Earth, but if you watch carefully, you can see the bright flashes [...]

  • Followup: Supereclipse

    Updated: 2012-05-19 14:00:01
    : Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Don’t forget the Space X launch SpaceX launch aborted next attempt Tuesday Followup : Supereclipse I wrote earlier about the annular eclipse happening this coming Sunday . It’s a solar eclipse , with the Moon blocking the Sun , but because the Moon is at apogee the point in its orbit farthest from Earth the Moon appears smaller in the sky , so it doesn’t completely block the Sun . We’re left with a ring of solar surface surrounding the Moon , the so-called Ring of . Fire I got a couple of people asking me why this eclipse is happening at lunar apogee when we just had a

  • Linkpost | 5.19.12

    Updated: 2012-05-19 12:29:51
    SpaceX launch scrubbed: Right up to t-minus 0.5 seconds it looked like there was going to be a launch. Unfortunately the Falcon 9 computer shutdown the rocket just as it was set to launch due to a high pressure reading on engine number 5, one of nine engines on the Falcon 9 first stage. Next [...]

  • SpaceX Launch Cut Off At Last Second

    Updated: 2012-05-19 11:06:07
    It's 5 a.m. on a Saturday morning and there’s just been what is truly a heart-stopping moment in the launch business -- a last-second launch abort.

  • SpaceX Launch Scrub Delays Space Station Mission

    Updated: 2012-05-19 10:38:00
    The Falcon 9 rocket ran into a technical issue that aborted the launch just as the engines ignited.

  • SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Poised at Pad to Open New Space Era

    Updated: 2012-05-19 03:35:02
    The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is now poised at the launch pad and set to open a completely new era in spaceflight. Hopes are sky high that Saturday mornings Falcon 9 launch represents the dawn of the commercial era in spaceflight akin to the startup of the commercial airline industry early in the 20th Century [...]

  • Rick Knabb named new director of the National Hurricane Center

    Updated: 2012-05-18 21:46:12
    Today NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco announced that Dr. Rick Knabb has been named the new director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami. He replaces the retiring Bill Read. As director Knabb is the face of NOAA’s forecast, and has the job of prompting emergency managers to take action in the face of hurricane threats. [...]

  • Don’t forget the Space X launch!

    Updated: 2012-05-18 21:24:58
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Andromeda’s majestic spray of billions of hot stars Followup : Supereclipse Don’t forget the Space X launch Space X is looking good to launch its Falcon 9 Dragon capsule on Saturday morning at 08:55 UTC 04:55 Eastern US time NASA tweeted about it , saying there’s a 70 chance of good weather at that time . It’s Florida , so that can change in an instant . Check with NASA and Space X for . updates Space X put together a press kit with details on the launch and mission activities . Via Universe Today I saw this nice video with a great CGI animation of what will : happen It’s

  • Lots of Ink: In the stygian mud, sealed under the deep sea, old slow microbes live on remains of a Lost World.

    Updated: 2012-05-18 20:37:34
    : , , . Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Raleigh News Observer , etc : That coal mine with the monster snake fossil It has a giant snake-proof turtle , . too Lots of Ink : In the stygian mud , sealed under the deep sea , old slow microbes live on remains of a Lost . World When one combines the creepy with the scientific , one has news . The example today is a report , in Science , that microbes recovered from under a barren plain on the North Pacific’s abyssal plain appear to be trapped in red clay sediments isolated from the rest of the biosphere for 86 million years . Yet they live . Oxygen of short and so is food . Their metabolic motors are barely ticking . The atoms in their tissues turn over every few centuries to perhaps a few thousand years

  • What Will Happen During Tomorrow’s SpaceX Launch:

    Updated: 2012-05-18 20:00:55
    With less than a day left before SpaceX’s historic launch of the first commercial vehicle to the ISS, slated for 4:55 am EDT on Saturday, May 19, here’s a video of what will happen once the Falcon lifts off. (Part of me really wishes that they’ll be pumping out some dramatic music when it launches!) [...]

  • Raleigh News Observer, etc: That coal mine with the monster snake fossil? It has a giant snake-proof turtle, too.

    Updated: 2012-05-18 19:35:48
    , : , . Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Houston Chron , plus geek ink : A cool inexact processor chip makes computers go faster , better , . cheaper Lots of Ink : In the stygian mud , sealed under the deep sea , old slow microbes live on remains of a Lost . World Raleigh News Observer , etc : That coal mine with the monster snake fossil It has a giant snake-proof turtle , . too Back in 2009 earlier post US researchers and colleagues elsewhere reported that fossil bones in an open pit coal mine in Colombia dating from about 60 millions years ago are what’s left of a monster snake , dubbed Titanoboa , that was around 40 feet long , a yard wide , and weighed 2,500 pounds . This was shortly after the end of dinosaurs , but even so it now there were

  • Andromeda’s majestic spray of billions of hot stars

    Updated: 2012-05-18 18:33:00
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS The closest supernova candidate Don’t forget the Space X launch Andromeda’s majestic spray of billions of hot stars Well , what can I say about this devastating and jaw-dropping picture of our nearest spiral neighbor , the Andromeda Galaxy Click to massive chainedmaidenate . Do it Well , I could start with HOLY HALEAKALA This image is a collection of 11 separate observations of Andromeda taken by NASA’s GALEX satellite . Launched in 2003, GALEX which stands for Galaxy Evolution Explorer scans the sky in ultraviolet light , specifically targeting galaxies . Hot stars produce UV

  • Houston Chron, plus geek ink: A cool inexact processor chip makes computers go faster, better, cheaper.

    Updated: 2012-05-18 18:18:09
    , : , , . Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment EEUU prueba fármaco preventivo contra Alzheimer en colombianos con predisposición genética Raleigh News Observer , etc : That coal mine with the monster snake fossil It has a giant snake-proof turtle , . too Houston Chron , plus geek ink : A cool inexact processor chip makes computers go faster , better , . cheaper Here’s a technology development that could erode a modern cultural intuition regarding the difference between brains and computers . Computers , the assumption goes , are precise and fast and wizard-like in going through data lickity split and sorting it out precisely . People are sloppy and erratic thinkers , slug-like when doing most math or anything else tediously detailed , but nonetheless

  • EEUU prueba fármaco preventivo contra Alzheimer en colombianos con predisposición genética

    Updated: 2012-05-18 17:40:52
    Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Lots of Ink : Crippled by stroke , man and woman use brain waves to drink with robot arm Houston Chron , plus geek ink : A cool inexact processor chip makes computers go faster , better , . cheaper EEUU prueba fármaco preventivo contra Alzheimer en colombianos con predisposición genética English intro to Spanish lang post A drug that could prevent Alzheimer’s will be tested in a Colombian community with genetic predisposition to the disease . The cause is a rare mutation that brings early symptoms as soon as 45 years old with full dementia by about 50. It’s been studied for nearly 3 decades by Francisco Lopera from the University of Antioquia . The study is receiving 100 million from NIH , Banner Institute and the

  • Watch Jupiter as a ‘Space Invader’

    Updated: 2012-05-18 17:03:25
    This great video created from images taken by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) on May 13 and 14 show Jupiter as it comes close to the Sun (from our vantage point) in a solar conjunction. But what it really looks like is the old “Space Invaders” video game, with Jupiter marching across the screen. [...]

  • Can You Find a Hubble Hidden Treasure?

    Updated: 2012-05-18 16:25:21
    Just look at the kind of stunning images that are buried in the archives from the Hubble Space Telescope! Here, Hubble turned its powerful wide field Advanced Camera for Surveys towards this spiral galaxy and took this close-up of its northern half. The entire galaxy, called NGC 891, stretches across 100,000 light-years and we see [...]

  • Linkpost | 5.18.12

    Updated: 2012-05-18 12:18:54
    Hot trend in computing — Chips that sometimes get it wrong: Inexact chips increase the speed and efficiency of computer processors at the cost of a few computational errors. My report on a local computer scientist with a hot idea. (chron.com) Department of Commerce slaps large tariffs on Chinese solar modules: The preliminary tariffs were issued after [...]

  • CSExtra – Friday, May 18, 2012

    Updated: 2012-05-18 12:06:47
    To subscribe to CSExtra via RSS feed click here. If you would prefer to receive CSExtra in e-mail format, e-mail us at Info@spacecoalition.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Friday’s CSExtra offers the latest reporting and commentary on space related activities from around the world. SpaceX and the company’s bid to begin the first U. [...]

  • A 'Giant Leap' for Commercial Space

    Updated: 2012-05-18 11:56:53
    A test launch this Saturday is among the first commercial-run flights hired by NASA.

  • Construction on Giant Magellan Telescope Blasts Off

    Updated: 2012-05-18 06:59:05
    The construction of a telescope that could produce images ten-times sharper than Hubble is under way -- but a mountain needs to be blown up first.

  • How Big Are Sunspots?

    Updated: 2012-05-18 04:43:35
    The short answer? Really big. The long answer? Really, really big. (...)Read the rest of How Big Are Sunspots? (258 words) © Jason Major for Universe Today, 2012. | Permalink | 3 comments | Post tags: active region, CME, Earth, Jupiter, SDO, size, solar, solar max, sun, sunspots Feed enhanced by Better Feed from Ozh

  • Monster Sunspot's Flare Strong Enough to Confuse Satellites

    Updated: 2012-05-17 23:24:00
    The flare triggered a radiation storm intense enough to also cause radio blackouts.

  • As promised: Jupiter and moons seen by SOHO

    Updated: 2012-05-17 20:56:45
    : Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Ring of fire eclipse on May 20 The closest supernova candidate As promised : Jupiter and moons seen by SOHO A little while back , I wrote about Jupiter appearing in an image from NASA’s SOHO Sun-observing satellite . I promised that it would soon appear in a SOHO camera that had higher magnification , and we’d be able to see its moons . I am not one to break : promises Awesome . It helps to set the resolution to 720p to see the moons when they’re pointed . out And just you wait : in early June , Venus will appear in the LASCO C3 and C2 cameras , on its way for a date

  • Deep in the ocean floor scientists find life buried for millions of years

    Updated: 2012-05-17 20:38:47
    There’s a truly fascinating research paper in the journal Science just out today. Scientists have drilled into the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, generally along the equator and into the North Pacific Gyre, to bring back samples of the clay there. They brought brought cores of sediment up to 90-feet deep into the seafloor. And [...]

  • Lots of Ink: Crippled by stroke, man and woman use brain waves to drink with robot arm

    Updated: 2012-05-17 20:14:38
    : , Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Yale e360 : How come Manta rays are shunning the plantation Bonus : other news from non-profit publishers Lots of Ink : Crippled by stroke , man and woman use brain waves to drink with robot arm A report in Nature today that two stroke victims , paralyzed for years , have learned to use their thoughts to control a robot arm and to help them drink a beverage kicked up a storm of news coverage . Never mind that the system is nowhere near ready for practical use an implanted brain probe prone to deterioration an the arm is not only not attached to the person but is slow , clumsy , and doubtlessly far too expensive to qualify for any medical plan’s coverage . Plus , the implanted chip is prone to deterioration with

  • (UPDATED*)Yale e360: How come Manta rays are shunning the plantation? (Bonus: other news from non-profit publishers)

    Updated: 2012-05-17 19:26:06
    : : Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Does Sugar Make Journalists Stupid Not as Much as You Might . Think Lots of Ink : Crippled by stroke , man and woman use brain waves to drink with robot arm Yale e360 : How come Manta rays are shunning the plantation Bonus : other news from non-profit publishers Here’s another reason to be grateful that a few non-profit sites have stepped into the breach left by collapsing news holes in big newspapers for science feature stories that are , at heart , deeply-written breaking news stories pinned to a single event . Which is to say news , but not necessarily sweeping stories of the sort that fancy magazines would publish as . features Yale environment 360 Carl Zimmer The Vital Chain : Connecting the Ecosystems of

  • Ring of fire eclipse on May 20

    Updated: 2012-05-17 17:49:13
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS I was into astronomy when it was still astrology As promised : Jupiter and moons seen by SOHO Ring of fire eclipse on May 20 On Sunday , May 20, the Moon will pass between the Earth and the Sun , creating a solar . eclipse However , this isn’t your usual event : because the Moon will be at apogee the farthest point in its orbit it won’t completely cover the face of the Sun . Instead of the Sun being totally blocked and the ethereal glow of its corona visible we’ll see an annular eclipse also called a Ring of Fire eclipse . The picture here from the October 2005 annular eclipse

  • University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Predicts Bright Future for Space Solar Power

    Updated: 2012-05-17 15:35:21
    Solar power gathered in space could be set to provide the renewable energy of the future thanks to innovative research being carried out by engineers at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. See 2 short BBC News videos on this story. The project is part of a NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts (NIAC) study led [...]

  • I was into astronomy when it was still astrology

    Updated: 2012-05-17 14:00:06
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Science Getaways : T- 4 months Ring of fire eclipse on May 20 I was into astronomy when it was still astrology One of the things I love about the internet , and specifically Twitter , is how an offhand comment turns into awesome . And it happens within . seconds For some reason , a super-hi-res picture of the Earth is making the rounds right now . It’s a gorgeous pic , and lots of people are sending me the link via email and Twitter . The thing is , I wrote about this picture back in April on Earth Day . But such is the nature of the interwebz that stuff pops back up . I

  • Linkpost | 5.17.12

    Updated: 2012-05-17 12:19:19
    Morning everyone. Couple more days to the weekend, so let’s start working toward it… Is a steak or veggie burger better for the planet?: A fun read on the not entirely straightforward environmental implications of the food we eat. Hint: if you’re going to eat beef, eat grass-fed beef. (Mother Jones) Remarkable rainbow cloud towers [...]

  • CSExtra – Thursday, May 17, 2012

    Updated: 2012-05-17 12:09:07
    To subscribe to CSExtra via RSS feed click here. If you would prefer to receive CSExtra in e-mail format, e-mail us at Info@spacecoalition.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Thursday’s CSExtra offers the latest reporting and commentary on space related activities from around the world. New U.S. and Russian astronauts dock with the International Space [...]

  • Soyuz Spacecraft Delivers U.S., Russian Astronauts to International Space Station

    Updated: 2012-05-17 06:35:41
        A Russian Soyuz spacecraft reached the International Space Station early Thursday, safely delivering a pair of cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut to the orbiting science laboratory. New arrivals Gennady Padalka, Sergei Revin and Joseph Acaba were greeted by Expedition 31 commander Oleg Kononeko, NASA’s Don Pettit and Andre Kuipers, of the European Space [...]

  • Science Getaways: T- 4 months

    Updated: 2012-05-16 20:34:03
    : Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Prairie Light : Alberta Aurora I was into astronomy when it was still astrology Science Getaways : T- 4 months Science Getaways is a company my wife and I started so that science enthusiasts and you better face it , since you’re reading this , that’s you can go on a vacation that has extra science added . For me , science isn’t a career or a hobby it’s a lifestyle . I can’t get enough , even on vacation , so we figured why not put together vacation deals that have bonus value-added science The first Getaway is September 16 20 of this year , and it’ll be at the C Lazy U ranch

  • Copy-cat ink: Never mind the press release. That’s no dinosaur with an arthritic jaw. suggest it’s a dino.

    Updated: 2012-05-16 20:23:13
    : . . . Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Chicago Sun-Times : Puff piece endorsement for bogus autism and vaccine link ie Jenny McCarthy lights up . comments Copy-cat ink : Never mind the press release . That’s no dinosaur with an arthritic jaw . suggest it’s a . dino Seen one humongous Mesozoic reptile fossil , seen em all , eh dinosaur fan A few reporters and editors fell into a trap inadvertently laid by a Bristol University press release see Grist below with a headline that says Ancient sea reptile with gammy jaw suggests dinosaurs got arthritis too . 8221 You all out there who remember school science classes on the vanished age of reptiles , or who have covered these things or just paid attention , know that not all gigantic creatures of

  • (UPDATED*) Chicago Sun-Times: Puff piece endorsement for bogus autism and vaccine link (ie Jenny McCarthy) lights up comments.

    Updated: 2012-05-16 18:40:46
    : . Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment TWiM 32 : A microbiology chat with Monolakian arsenic buster Rosie on scientific error , sci journos , and a submission to Science Copy-cat ink : Never mind the press release . That’s no dinosaur with an arthritic jaw . suggest it’s a . dino Chicago Sun-Times : Puff piece endorsement for bogus autism and vaccine link ie Jenny McCarthy lights up . comments Oh sigh . Oh my . If you like to raise your blood pressure take a look at the Chicago Sun Times s Sunday Q A by Alisa M . Alexander with actress Jenny McCarthy the latter of note for vociferously pushing the idea that childhood vaccines cause autism and , more recently , that detoxification , new diet , and other non-standard treatments will make it better .

  • Prairie Light: Alberta Aurora

    Updated: 2012-05-16 17:57:18
    : Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS The long reach of the Centaur’s dark heart Science Getaways : T- 4 months Prairie Light : Alberta Aurora Every now and again my work piles up and I can feel that edge of panic start to set in . Then I saw a video and my brain let out a nice long sigh brains are remarkable that way Alberta Aurora Prairie Light a lovely time lapse that has better-than-usual resolution and color , taken as the April 23 24 solar storm swept over the Earth What you see in an aurora depends in part on the angle of the Earth’s magnetic field relative to the air the geomagnetic field guides particles

  • TWiM 32: A microbiology chat with Monolakian arsenic buster Rosie on scientific error, sci journos, and a submission to Science

    Updated: 2012-05-16 17:18:19
    : , , Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Absolute vs . relative risk : Must we go over this again Chicago Sun-Times : Puff piece endorsement for bogus autism and vaccine link ie Jenny McCarthy lights up . comments TWiM 32 : A microbiology chat with Monolakian arsenic buster Rosie on scientific error , sci journos , and a submission to Science Take a listen to four very savvy and plain-talking biologists chatting on their business at an inside-the-academy site called This Week in Microbiology and more specifically at episode TWiM 32. There host and Columbia U . faculty member Vincent Racaniello and two colleagues talk of arsenic and Mono Lake with a famed myth-buster , zoology associate prof and microbiology lab boss Rosie Redfield of the University of

  • It’s Family Space Day at the George on Saturday: Take your family to the Moon!

    Updated: 2012-05-16 16:59:59
    Want to go to space? We can take you. Say hello to the Challenger Learning Center and Family Space Day. The Challenger Learning Center opened at HMNS in 1988 after the tragic last flight of the space shuttle Challenger. A living, teaching memorial to the crew, the Challenger Center continues to teach children about space [...]

  • Mars Rover: Back On the Prowl for More Science

    Updated: 2012-05-16 15:51:02
    NASA’s Opportunity Mars Exploration Rover is on a roll. The robot had spent some 19 weeks parked in one spot to survive the Martian winter. Due to the setting sun, Opportunity’s solar power was too low for driving. The winter worksite was on the north slope of an outcrop called Greeley Haven. Opportunity has used [...]

  • Absolute vs. relative risk: Must we go over this again?

    Updated: 2012-05-16 14:27:51
    . : Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment AP : Off goes Soyuz as old space age creaks . Meanwhile SpaceX is ready to go maybe even to Bigelow’s space . stations TWiM 32 : A microbiology chat with Monolakian arsenic buster Rosie on scientific error , sci journos , and a submission to Science Absolute vs . relative risk : Must we go over this again OK , it’s late , I just cleaned up the kitchen , and I turned to  The New York Times for a little relaxation reading . And it wasn’t . relaxing Turning to Science Times , I saw this : Nicholas Bakalar  is reporting on a study that found a 28 percent greater risk for birth defects in babies conceived with fertility treatment . 8221 Why wasn’t this on page one , you ask , for the benefit of Times readers who are

  • CSExtra – Wednesday, May 16, 2012

    Updated: 2012-05-16 12:05:36
    To subscribe to CSExtra via RSS feed click here. If you would prefer to receive CSExtra in e-mail format, e-mail us at Info@spacecoalition.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Wednesday’s CSExtra offers a collection of the latest reporting and commentary on space related activities. China looks to June for the launching of the country’s fourth [...]

  • Update: State of the Blog feedback

    Updated: 2012-05-16 01:47:19
    On Saturday I posted a “State of the Blog” entry in which I raised three issues for discussion. First of all let me say I was blown away by the response, nearly 100 comments, and many of them on a Saturday when readership levels are generally lower. A lot of you really care about this [...]

  • Linkpost | 5.16.12

    Updated: 2012-05-16 01:24:27
    Ring of fire: Aurora from space: Need to be inspired? This picture of an aurora from space, like I’ve never seen it before, will fill the bill. (Marcus Chown) Did dogs help our ancestors outcompete the Neanderthals: Fascinating. Dogs would help humans to identify their prey; but they would also work, the theory goes, as [...]

  • Space Ambassadors Update Announcement

    Updated: 2012-05-15 21:31:35
    This advisory announcement is to update everyone that the selection and assignments of the top 10 ambassadors from the Space Ambassadors Program will not be announced at the National Space Society’s 2012 International Space Development Conference.  The selection announcement is being deferred to a future ISDC. We hope at that time to have additional opportunities [...]

  • AP: Off goes Soyuz as old space age creaks. Meanwhile – SpaceX is ready to go … maybe even to Bigelow’s space stations.

    Updated: 2012-05-15 19:34:18
    : . . Home Suggest Stories About Us Staff Contact Us Log In Register to Comment Investigadores espabilad : Fin del café para todos en la ciencia española . Opiniones de Barbacid , Massagué y Bermúdez de . Castro Absolute vs . relative risk : Do we really have to go over this again AP : Off goes Soyuz as old space age creaks . Meanwhile SpaceX is ready to go maybe even to Bigelow’s space . stations Look at those pictures . It might as well be Yuri Gagarin heading into the history books aboard Vostok One 51 years ago . Actually , one is . The other is the latest iteration of Soyuz crew-exchange missions on its way to the Int’l Space Station from the same Baikonur launch complex in Kazakhstan . Can you figure out  which one was shot this morning and the other April 12, 1961 or cheat at bottom

  • Book Review: Space Chronicles – Facing the Ultimate Frontier

    Updated: 2012-05-15 18:19:31
    Space Chronicles – Facing the Ultimate Frontier by Neil deGrasse Tyson (Edited by Avis Lang); W.W. Norton & Co., New York; $26.95 (hardcover); 2012. This delightful read comes courtesy of a thoughtful, charismatic astrophysicist and renowned popular speaker – an alien blend that’s refreshing, entertaining and stimulating. Tyson has written a spirited why, how, and [...]

  • Help find Hubble’s Hidden Treasures

    Updated: 2012-05-15 16:00:57
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS If the Mayans were right , it was probably about Internet comments Big Picture Science : Antivaxxers and updates Help find Hubble’s Hidden Treasures I worked with Hubble Space Telescope data for about ten years , and one of the most amazing things about that was seeing the images fresh off the mirror . Knowing that no human on Earth had ever seen that particular object that sharply was a thrill . Not every Hubble observation gets turned into a gorgeous image , though . A lot of them don’t need to be for scientific publications , for one thing , and for another not every

  • ESA’s Asteroid Hunt Boosted by Amateur Astronomers

    Updated: 2012-05-15 14:38:19
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  • CSExtra – Tuesday, May 15, 2012

    Updated: 2012-05-15 11:45:00
    To subscribe to CSExtra via RSS feed click here. If you would prefer to receive CSExtra in e-mail format, e-mail us at Info@spacecoalition.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Tuesday’s CSExtra offers a collection of the latest reporting and commentary on space related activities from around the world. Three U.S. and Russian astronauts lift off [...]

  • U. S., Russian Crew Launches to the International Space Station

    Updated: 2012-05-15 06:40:42
          A three-man U. S.and Russian crew successfully lifted off for the International  Space Station from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan late Monday. The Soyuz capsule with Joseph Acaba, of NASA, and cosmonauts Gennady Padalka and Sergei Revin departed the Central Asian launch complex at 11:01 p.m., EDT, safely reaching orbit nine minutes later. Following a [...]

  • WANT Part XIII: Moon throw

    Updated: 2012-05-14 20:00:15
    : Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Psychedelic space station stars and cities If the Mayans were right , it was probably about Internet comments WANT Part XIII : Moon throw When I’m getting the mid-afternoon drowsies , and looking for a comfortable , warm , cozy place to take a nap , what could possibly be better than the impact crater-scarred surface of the Moon This may be the greatest blanket throw in the history of blankets . Who wouldn’t want to cuddle up in a little regolith And ZOMFSM and it comes with matching pillows And there’s a floor cushion Supermoon , . indeed Tip o’ the spacesuit visor to Design

  • Amateurs to “Crowdsource” Asteroids

    Updated: 2012-05-14 19:48:53
    Any attempt to survey and catalog hazardous asteroids faces a number of difficulties. Coming to aid the effort are amateur astronomers, ready to boost the European Space Agency’s (ESA) asteroid hunt as part of ESA’s Space Situational Awareness program. A new partnership has been formed between the United Kingdom’s Faulkes Telescope Project and ESA. ESA [...]

  • Psychedelic space station stars and cities

    Updated: 2012-05-14 18:01:23
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Space X set to launch on Saturday May 19 WANT Part XIII : Moon throw Psychedelic space station stars and cities The view from the International Space Station is always pretty cool , but when an astronaut points the camera at the Earth’s horizon and takes a series of short exposures , adding them together gives a view right out of Haight-Ashbury in the : 1960s Click to psilocybinate . Whoa , man Astronaut Don Petit took the pictures to make this composite . Basically , it’s a series of eighteen 30-second exposures added together so the motion of the ISS around the Earth makes

  • Space X set to launch on Saturday May 19

    Updated: 2012-05-14 16:31:19
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS China’s space lab has a spot in the Sun Psychedelic space station stars and cities Space X set to launch on Saturday May 19 The private company Space X is set to launch its Falcon 9 rocket with the Dragon space capsule to the International Space Station on Saturday , May 19, with a backup launch date of May 22. The launch is set for 04:55 a.m . Eastern time , which is 09:55 08:55 UTC there’ll be a live webcast at Space X’s site and no doubt NASA TV will carry it as well . They have what’s called an instantaneous launch window which means if they don’t launch right on time they

  • NSS Urges Congress to Ease Export Control Restrictions on Satellites and Space-Related Items

    Updated: 2012-05-14 15:36:16
    The National Space Society (NSS) calls on Congress to ease export control regulations on spacecraft and related items, as urged by the Departments of Defense and State in their recent, joint “Section 1248″ report, “Risk Assessment of the United States Space Export Control Policy.” This report concluded that spacecraft and their components, designated as dual-use items, [...]

  • CSExtra – Monday, May 14, 2012

    Updated: 2012-05-14 12:03:19
    To subscribe to CSExtra via RSS feed click here. If you would prefer to receive CSExtra in e-mail format, e-mail us at Info@spacecoalition.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line. Monday’s CSExtra offers the latest reporting and commentary on space related activities from around the world, plus a roundup of weekend happenings. In Russia, U. S. [...]

  • China’s space lab has a spot in the Sun

    Updated: 2012-05-14 01:30:55
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Time lapse of the midnight Sun Space X set to launch on Saturday May 19 China’s space lab has a spot in the Sun On May 11, the phenomenal astrophotographer Thierry Legault took another amazing picture of the Sun See Related Posts below for more of Thierry’s work that’s been featured here at the BA blog Setting up his equipment in the south of France , he captured this truly magnificent shot of our nearest star and when you finish picking your jaw off the floor , stick around , because your amazement isn’t done : yet Click to hugely ensolarnate . I know , right That HUGE sunspot

  • Herschel Snaps Stunning Image of Cygnus-X Star Nursery

    Updated: 2012-05-13 19:49:31
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  • Time lapse of the midnight Sun

    Updated: 2012-05-13 14:19:39
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Fire , water , and ice China’s space lab has a spot in the Sun Time lapse of the midnight Sun Iceland has long been on my list of Places I Really Really Want to Visit . This video makes me want to go there even . more You may need to refresh this page to get the video to load . The video was the Grand Prize winner in the X Prize Foundation’s video contest Why Do You Explore and it won videographer Joe Capra a 10,000 National Geographic Expedition of his choosing . . Wow And Iceland What a place The chance to see something like this or an active volcano or another active volcano

  • Fire, water, and ice

    Updated: 2012-05-12 14:00:10
    , , Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Time and Relative Dimensions IN ROCK Time lapse of the midnight Sun Fire , water , and ice Because you simply cannot have enough incredibly beautiful photographs of aurorae in your life , here’s one taken near Tromso , Norway , on March 28, 2012 by photographer Helge : Mortensen Click to coronalmassejectenate , and you should . What a shot Dead center in the picture is the Pleiades , the small cluster of bright stars . The bright object is the Moon , and to the lower right is Venus . If you look carefully , just above the horizon , lies Jupiter . To see it , start at the

  • Time and Relative Dimensions IN ROCK

    Updated: 2012-05-11 22:17:35
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS Re-cycled Mayan calendar nonsense Fire , water , and ice Time and Relative Dimensions IN ROCK Holy . Wow If you’re a Doctor Who fan , watch this I don’t care if you like this kind of music or not that kind of instrumental mastery is astonishing to watch . And while I like metal , I love the Doctor Who music , so the two together Allons-y and Geronimo Tip o’ the sonic to Buzzfeed Haha . Mastery Get it Don’t ever try to outnerd me . I will exterminate you . Related : Posts I am the Piano Doctor Man Doctor Who fan trailer to tide you over Doctor Who infographic Doc Savage Share

  • NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft Reveals Vesta’s Secrets

    Updated: 2012-05-11 21:07:49
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  • AAVSO Alert Notice 458: Multiwavelength Observing Campaign on AE Aqr

    Updated: 2012-05-11 19:59:04
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  • Phyt O’Plankton

    Updated: 2012-05-11 17:21:25
    Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS The start of a long , long dance Re-cycled Mayan calendar nonsense Phyt O’Plankton I’ve written about pictures from space of ocean-borne phytoplankton blooms see Related Posts below but I recently saw a new : one This one was new to me for two reasons . For one , I hadn’t seen one such a bloom off the coast of Ireland before the three I’ve posted previously were south of the Equator . You can see the coast of Mayo County in Ireland there on the . right Second , it was from a satellite I’d never heard of : SPOT-5. This is a European Space Agency satellite that observes the Earth

  • The start of a long, long dance

    Updated: 2012-05-11 01:30:29
    , Subscribe Today Renew Give a Gift Archives Customer Service Facebook Twitter Newsletter SEARCH Health Medicine Mind Brain Technology Space Human Origins Living World Environment Physics Math Video Photos Podcast RSS A banner day for me on reddit Phyt O’Plankton The start of a long , long dance A hundred million light years away , two gorgeous spiral galaxies are locked in an embrace that may end with them merging , a dance spread across a hundred thousand light years in space and a hundred million years of . time Click to galactinate , and yeah , just do it . The hi-res version is big and lush and lovely indeed . This image taken by frequent BABlog contributor Adam Block , shows this cosmic waltz in lovely detail another wonderful image is available via the ESO as well UPDATE : and from

  • Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Revealed Movement in Sand Dune Fields on Mars

    Updated: 2012-05-10 23:01:00
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  • SpaceX and Bigelow Aerospace Join Forces to Offer Crewed Missions to Private Space Stations

    Updated: 2012-05-10 22:44:30
    Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) and Bigelow Aerospace (BA) have agreed to conduct a joint marketing effort focused on international customers. The two companies will offer rides on SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft, using the Falcon launch vehicle to carry passengers to Bigelow habitats orbiting the Earth. According to Bigelow Aerospace’s President and Founder, Robert T. Bigelow, “We’re very [...]

  • Galaxies With Powerful, Active Black Holes Produce Fewer Stars

    Updated: 2012-05-10 20:09:53
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  • End of Mission for ESA’s Envisat Satellite

    Updated: 2012-05-10 15:39:41
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  • Big Sunspot Crackling With Flares and Radio Bursts

    Updated: 2012-05-10 12:11:05
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  • Europe Delivers MIRI – the First Instrument for the James Webb Space Telescope

    Updated: 2012-05-10 11:28:07
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  • First Major International Space Solar Power Organization Includes the National Space Society

    Updated: 2012-05-10 02:08:14
    The Global Space Solar Power Working Group (Global SSP-WG) has held its first meeting at the European Space Agency in Paris, France. All of the world’s major SSP players were represented, except for the Chinese. National Space Society CEO Mark Hopkins had the honor of representing NSS. The Global SSP-WG, organized under the auspices of the [...]

  • Spitzer Space Telescope Detects Light Emanating From a “Super-Earth”

    Updated: 2012-05-09 15:33:56
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  • Additional Keynote Meal Speakers Announced for ISDC

    Updated: 2012-05-09 14:32:00
    We are pleased to announce that the following individuals have been confirmed as featured meal speakers for the 2012 International Space Development Conference later this month: Mark Sirangelo, Chairman, Sierra Nevada Space Systems, as the Keynote Speaker at the 25th Anniversary Governors Dinner and Gala on Friday, May 25th. Mr. Sirangelo will also present the Space [...]

  • White House Opposes House Restrictions on Commercial Crew Program

    Updated: 2012-05-08 15:48:23
    On May 7 the Executive Office of the President Office of Management and Budget issued a Statement of Administration Policy on H.R. 5326 − Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2013. The statement included the following section on the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), quoted in full: The Administration strongly opposes the level of [...]

  • Water Droplets Dance on the Space Station

    Updated: 2012-05-07 20:41:02
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  • Mars Express Sees Signs of Flowing Water on Ancient Mars

    Updated: 2012-05-07 01:23:09
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  • Video: Buzz Aldrin presents NSS Space Pioneer Award to Stephen Colbert

    Updated: 2012-05-04 15:35:38
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  • Video Interview of NSS Executive Director Paul E. Damphousse

    Updated: 2012-05-02 16:37:01
    Moonandback Media has released a 2-part video interview of NSS Executive Director Paul E. Damphousse about his background, NSS goals, and the upsoming International Space Development Conference (ISDC) in Washington DC later this month. Part 1 (6 minutes) about Paul’s background and NSS goals: Part 2 (4 minutes) about the upcoming ISDC: You can find many more space-related [...]

  • 1st Space Solar Power International Student and Young Professional Design Competition

    Updated: 2012-04-29 04:30:31
    The Space Generation Advisory Council is announcing a partnership with the International Astronautical Federation’s Space Power Committee (SPC) to organise and run the 1st Space Solar Power International Student and Young Professional Design Competition. The competition aims to [...]

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