Updated: 2010-05-31 19:09:03
FEATURED : IMAGE 31 May 2010, 12:40 UTC Novel observing mode on XMM-Newton opens new perspectives on galaxy cluste . 31 May 2010, 6:26:01 UTC RSS About Contact Site Map Home News Podcasts Blogs Participate Links Press Releases Featured Most Recent Advanced Search For Journalists Press Releases Embargoed Releases Recent Releases 48 hr Register Login Accreditation Policy For Press Officers Past Releases Submit Press Release Feed Press Release RSS How-To Register Login Accreditation Policy Feedback Report Abuse Submit Press Release Feed Episodes Featured Episodes Most Recent Advanced Search Shows Featured Shows Recently Added Recently Updated Feedback Submit Podcast Review Policy Report Abuse Posts Featured Posts Most Recent Advanced Search Blogs Directory Featured Feeds Recently Added
Updated: 2010-05-31 18:52:52
Weirdwarp: The new Horizons spacecraft was launched in 2006 for a trip to Pluto and beyond. Unfortunately for this mission there is a little controversy about Pluto as you probably know. Pluto, to put a long story short, has been deemed a dwarf planet by the IAU and this doesn’t really suit the image that NASA [...]
Updated: 2010-05-31 16:48:17
FEATURED : IMAGE 31 May 2010, 12:40 UTC Novel observing mode on XMM-Newton opens new perspectives on galaxy cluste . 31 May 2010, 6:26:00 UTC RSS About Contact Site Map Home News Podcasts Blogs Participate Links Press Releases Featured Most Recent Advanced Search For Journalists Press Releases Embargoed Releases Recent Releases 48 hr Register Login Accreditation Policy For Press Officers Past Releases Submit Press Release Feed Press Release RSS How-To Register Login Accreditation Policy Feedback Report Abuse Submit Press Release Feed Episodes Featured Episodes Most Recent Advanced Search Shows Featured Shows Recently Added Recently Updated Feedback Submit Podcast Review Policy Report Abuse Posts Featured Posts Most Recent Advanced Search Blogs Directory Featured Feeds Recently Added
Updated: 2010-05-31 16:30:00
FEATURED : IMAGE 31 May 2010, 12:40 UTC Novel observing mode on XMM-Newton opens new perspectives on galaxy cluste . 31 May 2010, 6:25:59 UTC RSS About Contact Site Map Home News Podcasts Blogs Participate Links Press Releases Featured Most Recent Advanced Search For Journalists Press Releases Embargoed Releases Recent Releases 48 hr Register Login Accreditation Policy For Press Officers Past Releases Submit Press Release Feed Press Release RSS How-To Register Login Accreditation Policy Feedback Report Abuse Submit Press Release Feed Episodes Featured Episodes Most Recent Advanced Search Shows Featured Shows Recently Added Recently Updated Feedback Submit Podcast Review Policy Report Abuse Posts Featured Posts Most Recent Advanced Search Blogs Directory Featured Feeds Recently Added
Updated: 2010-05-31 16:25:11
HobbySpace RLV Space & Transport News: Heading out for a holiday barbeque at relatives so will do just a quick list of links this morning: Space policy items: /-- The other great debate - Space Politics /-- NASA's Orion Lifeboat Makes Waves for Boeing's Commercial Spaceship Plan - SPACE.com A reader points me to this report on development in Indian hypersonic vehicles: Indian Rockets To Soon Use Atmospheric Oxygen As Fuel - Space-Travel - May.31.10 And Doug Messier has this: India and Russia Developing Joint Hypersonic Cruise Missile -Parabolic Arc - May.30.10 I was also pointed to this site about development of Helicon Double Layer Thruster (HLDT), which might give VASIMR some competition in the high thrust ion propulsion game.
Updated: 2010-05-31 16:19:13
Astronomy.FM Skylog: Looking Up!: NASA's Swift satellite detected an active black hole (indicated by the white circle) in NGC 7319, one of the galaxies in the grouping known as Stephan's Quintet.Supermassive black holes appear to light up with hard X-rays when their parent galaxies decide to merge, according to a survey by NASA's peeping Swift Satellite. Known as active galactic nuclei, Just 1 percent of super massive black holes currently put on such exhibitionist behavior by giving off as much as 10 billion times the sun's energy. Click on the post heading for more
Updated: 2010-05-31 16:11:10
HobbySpace RLV Space & Transport News: The Space Show this week: 1. Monday, May 31, 2010, 2-3:30 PM PDT: We welcome Diane Murphy to talk about the Rocket Racing League. >b> 2. CLASSROOM: Tuesday, June 1, 2010, 7- 8:30 PM PDT: The Space Show Classroom Lesson 9 features Dr. Henry Hertzfeld about civil, government, private, and foreign launch systems, rockets, and more. Co-hosted with Dr. Jim Logan and Dr. John Jurist. 3. Friday, June 4,, 2010, 9:30-11:30 AM PDT: We welcome Prof. Dr. Kai-Uwe SCHROGL, Director. European Space Policy Institute (ESPI). 4. CLASSROOM: Sunday, June 6, 12-1:30 PM PDT. The Space Show Classroom Lesson 10 features Dr. Eligar Sadeh on U.S. Space Policy. This Classroom program is co-hosted with Dr. Jim Logan and Dr. John Jurist.
Updated: 2010-05-31 15:09:00
. FEATURED : IMAGE 31 May 2010, 12:40 UTC Novel observing mode on XMM-Newton opens new perspectives on galaxy cluste . 31 May 2010, 6:25:56 UTC RSS About Contact Site Map Home News Podcasts Blogs Participate Links Press Releases Featured Most Recent Advanced Search For Journalists Press Releases Embargoed Releases Recent Releases 48 hr Register Login Accreditation Policy For Press Officers Past Releases Submit Press Release Feed Press Release RSS How-To Register Login Accreditation Policy Feedback Report Abuse Submit Press Release Feed Episodes Featured Episodes Most Recent Advanced Search Shows Featured Shows Recently Added Recently Updated Feedback Submit Podcast Review Policy Report Abuse Posts Featured Posts Most Recent Advanced Search Blogs Directory Featured Feeds Recently Added
Updated: 2010-05-31 14:49:00
. FEATURED : IMAGE 31 May 2010, 12:40 UTC Novel observing mode on XMM-Newton opens new perspectives on galaxy cluste . 31 May 2010, 6:25:55 UTC RSS About Contact Site Map Home News Podcasts Blogs Participate Links Press Releases Featured Most Recent Advanced Search For Journalists Press Releases Embargoed Releases Recent Releases 48 hr Register Login Accreditation Policy For Press Officers Past Releases Submit Press Release Feed Press Release RSS How-To Register Login Accreditation Policy Feedback Report Abuse Submit Press Release Feed Episodes Featured Episodes Most Recent Advanced Search Shows Featured Shows Recently Added Recently Updated Feedback Submit Podcast Review Policy Report Abuse Posts Featured Posts Most Recent Advanced Search Blogs Directory Featured Feeds Recently Added
Updated: 2010-05-31 09:25:55
Method Should Cell Phones be Registered Home add your blog Archives Search Contact RSS FEED This site is an rss xml news reader containing our favorite feeds . All articles are the copyrighted material of the blogs that wrote them . a stormy movie is on the horizon post from weird things on 31 May 2010 05:25:55 AM . weird things I’ve got good news and bad news . First , the good news . If you remember the brilliant and already classic bit of skeptical beat poetry by Tim Minchin , Storm , you might have heard that it’s being turned into an animated short film . And if you[ . Read The Full Article : http : worldofweirdthings.com 2010 05 31 a-stormy-movie-is-on-the-horizon Add to del.icio.us Digg this Post to Furl Add to reddit Add to myYahoo Website designed by Bartosz Brzezinski Powered by
Updated: 2010-05-31 03:22:31
Future Science: The Frontiers of 21st Century Astronomy
Updated: 2010-05-31 01:12:34
Observing the Sky: At last, a clear and calm morning to use the Quantum-4 telescope on what ever I wanted. While the Moon was some 7 degrees northeast of Nunki at 5:30am, Jupiter rose nearly hours earlier to become well-placed in the southeast for observation by 5:20am. Clearly, there is something unusual going on up there, as one of its lage dark belts has disappeared! I couldn’t tell where the Greay “Red” Spot was either. The last time this giant planet lost a belt was in the late 1980’s. Truly, Jupiter is a very dynamic planet, considering this belt girdled the planet and was close to 10,000 mies wide. Keep watching this, as like a blind date, you really never know what will become of this feature.
Updated: 2010-05-30 07:51:45
New Education Website and Educational Materials Available at NASA.gov
Updated: 2010-05-30 07:51:43
House Passes Kosmas Amendment to Help Bring Defense Work to the Space Coast Defense Authorization Bill
Updated: 2010-05-30 02:27:37
Hi All,
My name is franchise5a and i just want to introduce myself to the forum. I hope to...
Updated: 2010-05-29 03:06:31
For the uninitiated, a blog carnival is a posting that exposes the reader to a whole bunch of bloggery from all over. Hard to believe the weekly Carnival of Space has been goin' on for 155 weeks.
Updated: 2010-05-29 00:10:20
We try to bring you the best pictures of the cosmos in our "Month in Space" slideshow, but no single slideshow can give you the full picture for what's going on in space.
Updated: 2010-05-28 17:41:49
The downloadable bookmark has the Web address to information about how students can use amateur radio to talk directly with International Space Station crew members. http://www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/topnav/materials/listbytype/Amateur_Radio_Bookmark.html Filed under: Educational Materials, K-12, NASA, Science, STEM
Updated: 2010-05-28 17:38:14
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live and work in space? Follow astronauts on the International Space Station in a series of videos as they explain their daily routines. Learn where they sleep, and how they eat, exercise, work and spend free time. Compare life in space with life on Earth. [...]
Updated: 2010-05-28 05:17:05
Video Chat: New Journey to Jupiter
Updated: 2010-05-28 04:08:11
Which event do you think will happen first? Polar meltdown? Discovery of extra dimensions? Looks like synthetic life is the favorite so far, but I think that depends on what your definition of "life" is.
Updated: 2010-05-27 23:34:15
See my post
(too-much-more-important-than-us-to-bother-actually-posting link removed)
Updated: 2010-05-27 20:53:03
Jupiter Moon's Ice-Covered Ocean Is Rich in Oxygen
There may be enough oxygen in the waters of...
Updated: 2010-05-27 20:49:37
Microbial Team May Be Culprit in Colony Collapse Disorder
ScienceDaily (May 26, 2010) New...
Updated: 2010-05-27 20:26:42
: , Site Navigation Blog Topics The Dead Sea Scrolls Vaccines Mayan calendar The Human Spark Swine Flu Minnesota geology Archive Features Object of the Month Scientist on the Spot Changing Seasons Browse Images Browse Tags Links Community Latest comments Contribute Buzz points Mentors Scientists Teachers Community Guidelines Member Gallery Exhibit Buzz kiosks About Where is Science Buzz Awards Credits Copyright Information Contact Us Privacy Help Be part of the buzz . Login Register Science links You're grounded : Missing bear cub found in a tree , reunited with mother by Thor on May . 27th , 2010 To paraphrase Jesse Jackson : Hope is alive . The missing bear cub was reunited yesterday with mom in northern Minnesota . Internet viewers have spent the winter spring watching cub Hope and
Updated: 2010-05-27 16:50:40
Hi.........
What is Climate Witness?
Updated: 2010-05-27 10:33:44
All evolution, all the time
David Sloan Wilson explains why evolution is of consequence to...
Updated: 2010-05-27 05:00:00
LightSail: Firming Up the Spacecraft Design (from Planetary News)
Updated: 2010-05-27 03:12:39
Revised Virtual Skies Now Available
Updated: 2010-05-27 03:12:38
This online competition invites children aged 10-17 years old to express what they think about the future of human space exploration via literary, visual, musical or video art.
Updated: 2010-05-27 03:12:37
High School Students Send Experiments Flying with NASA
Updated: 2010-05-27 02:42:10
Total parody from the Onion News Network ... there's nothing like a little Armageddon humor to lighten your mood.
Updated: 2010-05-26 21:31:55
Just yesterday I was talking about the prospects for a robotic moon race. Here's something from the Mainichi Daily News that could get those competitive juices flowing.
Updated: 2010-05-26 21:15:06
Site Navigation Blog Topics The Dead Sea Scrolls Vaccines Mayan calendar The Human Spark Swine Flu Minnesota geology Archive Features Object of the Month Scientist on the Spot Changing Seasons Browse Images Browse Tags Links Community Latest comments Contribute Buzz points Mentors Scientists Teachers Community Guidelines Member Gallery Exhibit Buzz kiosks About Where is Science Buzz Awards Credits Copyright Information Contact Us Privacy Help Be part of the buzz . Login Register Create a planet by Steve Ackerman on May . 26th , 2010 in The Water Cycle , Weather and Climate 6 comments Add a new comment I enjoy working with our team to develop on-line interactive education activities . We are in the final testing of whose goal is to teach about the balance of global water , land coverage ,
Updated: 2010-05-26 05:00:00
Atlantis Returns Home After Final Planned Mission (from Planetary News)
Updated: 2010-05-25 20:10:51
: , Home Sci-Tech Science and Society Science and Society The Latest Developments in Science and Technology Ned Potter is the science correspondent for ABC's World News with Diane Sawyer . He has reported on such topics as space exploration , the human genome and climate change . Subscribe to this blog's feed RECENT POSTS Gulf Oil Spill : Brace for Hurricane Season Sunstruck : Shuttle and Space Station , Seen From Earth Gulf of Mexico Spill : Worse Than the Exxon Valdez Gulf Oil Slick : Visible From Space Earth Day : Celebration and Sparring The Air Force Baby Space Shuttle , Secret and Reusable Death in the Mines Offshore Oil Drilling : Nobody's Happy Climategate' : Parliament Backs the Science , if Not the Scientists Gallup Poll : Environmental Concerns Drop in Bad Economy MONTHLY
Updated: 2010-05-25 04:15:00
NASA / CXC / Penn State / STScI / UIUC
This image of the supernova remnant N49 combines optical observations (in yellowand white) with an X-ray view (in blue). Labels indicate the supernova point source toward the upper left as well as a speeding "bullet" of debris at lower right.
The stringy leftovers of a stellar explosion in the Large Magellanic Cloud make up one of the most photogenic blast scenes in our cosmic neighborhood. In the past, astronomers have used the Hubble Space Telescope and the
Updated: 2010-05-25 03:22:00
Bad Astronomy: Lunar boulder hits a hole in one
Independent: Peru pyramid linked to copper industry
Popular Science: Cyber-map charts top Twitterati
The New Yorker: Oil shocks
Updated: 2010-05-24 22:25:00
McDonald Observatory / U. Texas
Click for video: A graphic shows the star Upsilon Andromedae with lines tracing the orbits of three planets. Two of the outer planets have orbits that appear to be inclined about 30 degrees with respect to each other, astronomers say. Click on the image to watch an animation.
For decades, Pluto has been seen as an oddball in the planetary tribe - in part because its orbit was so much more eccentric and
Updated: 2010-05-20 05:00:00
On the Planetary Society web site: Planetary Society Joins Forces with Space and Science Organizations to Support NASA 2011 Budget Proposal
Updated: 2010-05-14 05:00:00
Space Shuttle Atlantis Lifts Off (from Planetary News)
