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• Spiral Galaxy's Glowing Newborn Stars

  

  New Hubble photo! A stunning display of newborn stars studding a galaxy like bright blue jewels. The spiral galaxy is NGC 2841. It lies in the constellation Urs... Read more

  The 18 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science

• Mars 500 Crew Landing on Fake Mars

  

  Mars500 crewmembers testing their spacesuits out before a simulated journey to the Martian surface. IBMP/ Oleg Voloshin An international crew of six volunteers ... Read more

  The 14 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science

• French - Italian Border At Night

  

  On this amazing image you can see city lights at night along the France-Italy border. It was photographed by an Expedition 23 crew member in the International... Read more

  The 13 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science

• Valentine's Day Gift From Space

  

  Rings of gold are precious for sure, but what can you say about this? Absolutely stunning! NASA released the black hole ring photo, yesterday on Feb. 9. Read more

  The 13 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science

• How Big is the Universe?

  

  Our Universe. How big is it? It is for sure an enormous place! That's not secret. What stay for discussion is just how enormous it is. Read more

  The 09 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science

• Spacewalk

  

  Mission Control in Houston woke the space shuttle Discovery and the International Space Station crews at 6:23 a.m. EST to the song "Oh What a Beautiful... Read more

  The 28 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science

• Robonaut 2 (R2)

  

  Robonaut 2, will make its television debut on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb 6, 2011. Millions of viewers will be able to watch the state-of-the-art robot during a... Read more

  The 05 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science

• Space Shuttle Launch Viewed From An Airplane

  Video of Thursday's liftoff, which software developer Neil Monday shot with his iPhone through the window of a commercial airplane flying out of Florida's... Read more

  The 28 February 2011 by   Gerard
  Humor,  Random,  Science

• Clouds Come and Go

  It’s always interesting to see things from different points of… time. Things that normally happen slowly can reveal surprises when sped up. Read more

  The 21 February 2011 by   Jerry At Ays
  Biology,  Chemistry,  Family,  Physics,  Schooling,  Science

• Shuttle Discovery Reached Launch Pad

  

  39A at 2:55 a.m. EST following its 3.4 mile trek on the crawler-transporter from the Vehicle Assembly Building. First motion began at 7:58 p.m. EST... Read more

  The 01 February 2011 by   Kovmil
  Science