From time-lapse animations of stars and night skies to solar flares, I love videos of space. December was a good month for time-lapse videos from the International Space Station, as observed by Bad Astronomy and retold here. Let’s start from Read More
I love me some NASA, and while I did a wonderful stint at Astronomy Camp, I never made it to Space Camp. Thanks to Gizmodo, we can get a little taste of Space Camp with their ongoing blog series. The Read More
Video Tour of Earth The International Space Station (ISS) is a hot bed of science and experimentation from vegetation to medical equipment to robotics. Astronauts on ISS also collect great footage of the Earth from space, both at night and Read More
This month, I focus on NASA’s stepping stone program that will eventually lead us to deep space exploration. Sending humans further into space for long durations will take astronomical spacecraft and internal environment-control innovation to propel humankind to new discoveries Read More
In February of 2014, the International Space Station released a flock of doves into space. While you may think we have entered the Twilight Zone, the last statement is entirely true, just not in the literal sense. The ISS launched Read More
Asteroids Asteroids are all the rage in the news and at NASA these days. Whether it is lassoing, wrangling, imaging or detecting, asteroids are the new fad in space science and innovation. Most recently, NASA has teamed up with Planetary Read More
Stars do not go ‘peacefully into that good night,’ in all actuality there is nothing peaceful about a star living or dead. Astronomers were able to witness this first hand back on April 27th when a very distant star exploded Read More
In the spirit of procrastination and bad timing, this month’s Free For All is not the most spot on. Had I found it before last month’s newsletter, it would have been slightly more appropriate. However, once I saw it, I Read More
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