This Incredibly Deep Space View Could Solve One of the Mysteries of Our Universe
This is one of the very deepest looks into space we’ll ever see, and in comparison to other deep space shots, it reveals something intriguing about our universe.
This is one of the very deepest looks into space we’ll ever see, and in comparison to other deep space shots, it reveals something intriguing about our universe.
Says bug-splattered wings can reduce fuel efficiency by six per cent.
Happily, a photographer was on hand to capture this moment for posterity.
Researchers have successfully grown crops harvested in Martian soil, but not a single one of them is a potato.
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NASA has been lavishing Scott Kelly with attention all week. Rightly so! But have you noticed something odd about the photos of Scott NASA’s been posting?
It’s powerful enough for a huge concert at a stadium, but this towering rig will never make sound for ears.
The European Space Agency has released a brand new image of a galaxy far, far away, which it says has broken all existing cosmic distance records. Read more >>
No, not like that. Stop smirking.
Sailing a probe into the cosmic void is risky business and NASA wants to ensure it gets all of its datasets back before something goes wrong.
A new NASA study found that a drought that ended in 2012 was the worst in nearly a millennium for a huge swath of the planet.
Think you know the Bahamas from the Himalayas? It gets a whole lot harder from 250 miles above Earth. Test yourself and see with this collection of satellite imagery straight from Scott Kelly's collection. See more >>
The bullet-shaped craft could make the super-high-speed phoenix rise from Concorde's ashes.
Kelly and his Russian cosmonaut comrades touched down in Kazakhstan after plummeting 250 miles at speeds of up to 17,000 miles per hour.
Cosmic rays, radiation, zero-g induced near sightedness – this starman has a lot to teach us about prolonged space travel.
