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A sign that doesn't get used too often
There are very specific signs used rarely. This is one of them and qualifies as fanwork for those who will miss the apex of the United States space...

How much space junk clutters our galaxy?
Due to the amount of technology we have here on earth we don’t often think of how much of it is out there… out within our universe. The number of...

A Father sends his son’s toy into space
Technology has given us many things and opportunities that have unshackled us from the past towards many hopes and dreams that send us to the moon and...

Greetings from Mars: We’re NASA and we know it (Video)
Greetings humans, curiosity the rover had you watch live from the web its landing on Mars to try and decipher if it will be habitable for our species. If...

Ultimate geekness exemplified by Don Pettit and his yo-yo in space
There is a lot more physics involved with yo-yos than most people know. Take one into space and operate it with the skill and precision of NASA astronaut...

How Plantronics uses ear molds to create headsets (Video)
Long before Curiosity landed on mars, people were discovering the moon. Plantronics is the company that back in 1969, provided the ability for “One...

297-frame stop motion video of Curiosity's descent
The world watched as NASA put another rover on Mars. It wasn't as much about the expedition - we've been to Mars before. This time, it was about the new...

Ambitious Mars One project would have people live there for their entire lives
Forget about Newt's plan to settle the moon. The folks over at Mars One want to put a human settlement on Mars by 2023. The plan according to co-founder...

BBC confuses HALO UNSC logo for United Nations Security Council
The situation in Syria is serious. Amnesty International has accused the United Nations Security Council of failing to "match the courage" of protestors...

Space Shuttle Discovery travels to its final resting place in style
It isn't often that aircraft fly over the National Mall in Washington DC at low altitudes. Any aircraft that attempts to do so without permission would be...

A brief glance at the solar system
One of our missions is to help to educate the world about technology and science falls into the category as something that we want the world to know. It's...

Google top execs offer to save NASA's Hangar One... to house their private jets
It is said that most acts of kindness are done with ulterior motives in mind. The offer that Google's top executives - CEO Larry Page, co-founder Sergey...

Watch the blood red moon on Saturday morning
Sky watchers on the US west coast all the way over to east Asia are in for a rare treat in the early morning hours this Saturday, December 10th. A total...

Stunning time lapse sequences from the International Space Station
At first glance, it doesn't seem real. This video of time lapse sequences from the International Space Station crews of expedition 28 and 29 use a special...
Exploring the remnants: NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter takes clear pictures of the Apollo leftovers
NASA's missions to the moon 40 years ago left behind remnants. With no wind or water turbulence, these remnants can still be seen today, and thanks to...

NASA visualization of a black hole devouring a star
In late March 2011, NASA's Swift satellite alerted astronomers to intense and unusual high-energy flares from a new source in the constellation Draco....

Stephen Colbert's head sent into space by MakerBot
MakerBot, the company that brought us the 3D printer to "democratize manufacturing" has been making the news a lot lately with their clever stunts and...

NASA turns to Virgin Galactic for space travel
With the demise of its Space Shuttle program, NASA is turning to Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic, as well as other private companies, to send...

Neil deGrasse Tyson continues his onslaught on the government's betrayal of science
When Astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson was on Bill Maher last week, he laid into the plans to slash NASA's budget. When the topic of the James Webb Space...
