Lunar Sentence
13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. CCLV) - Editor's Picks - Messy Nessy Chic
A mission to the moon is tough to top, but Arizona State University's space program has plenty of stars in its eyes. Here's a quick look at what's ahead for the scientists in the School of Earth and Space Exploration.
This post contains affiliate links. Check out our disclosure policy for more details. I love both of these shelves, the moon and the eyes! Galaxy dress! Moth man! Look at this glow-in-the-dark moon bank! (Here’s a globe bank as well. I probably just need both of those.) This mug! Way into this windbreaker! Loving this…
The moon - an orb in the sky that has sparked countless myths, prophecies, and traditions because of its haunting and grand beauty. From tidal gravitation to simply being a night-light for ages past, the moon steadily progresses our life here.
Sunday's (May 20) solar eclipse is no mystery to modern man, but ancient civilizations turned to myth and legend to explain the sun.
Solar Eclipse
Mind-blowing images of planetary nebulas, erupting stars and distant planets.
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New Horizons' data will take 4.5 hours to reach Earth. The radio signals will be weak, practically whispers. Afterwards, New Horizons data is expected to take up to a year to transmit fully back to Earth.
Little known fact: any Omega Speedmaster issued by NASA is always and forever the property of the United States government – unless they expressly gift it to someone, which doesn't happen often. That means that every single Omega Speedmaster that ever made it into the space, much moreso onto the moon, belongs to Uncle Sam. That, in turn, means that the chance to own a watch that has been to the moon is not something that will happen. Except now, all of the sudden, it's happening. Up for sale is Apollo 15 Astronaut Dave Scott's personal Bulova chronograph. Yup, now is your chance own an actual moon watch.
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Alan Friedman of Buffalo, New York is an amateur astrophotography enthusiast who captures amazing photographs of the Sun through a telescope in his
NASA Chief Scientist Jim Green answers the question “Why are we going to the Moon?” Comment on this video using #AskNASA with your questions for upcoming ep...
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory sees dozens of Earth eclipses and several lunar transits each year. On September 13, 2015, it saw the two happening at once.
I Wish I May… Take a Constellation Vacation By Laurie Lynn Fischer/Explore It’s the longest-running show ever. There’s no admission fee. Just find a dark spot on a clear night, far from the g…
The Twittersphere was left agog by this image from the International Space Station. Unfortunately it was not as it appeared.
Many resources exist to offer NASA's images for public access. To aid in finding some of these resources, this page gives an example image, description, and link to a few of the best.Producers interested in getting more of the film footage or stills from the Apollo missions may also contact Media Services at Johnson Space Center by calling (281) 483-4231. ||
