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How Astronauts' Thanksgiving Feast Was Prepared By Texas A&M | Video

Recommended videos for you How Astronauts’ Thanksgiving Feast Was Prepar… Thanksgiving In Space – ISS Commander Shares… One Sun Probe Has Image Processing Glitch, Ot… ‘United’ European Space Agency Gets Set For S… GOES-R Weather Satellite Launched Atop Atlas… New GOES-R Satellites Are Weather Forecasting… Blastoff! New Crew En Route To International… NASA’s Climate Change […]

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Nat Geo Channel's 'Mars' Shows Hazards of Human Spaceflight

The first people to step foot on Mars will face steep challenges and potentially deadly situations. In last night’s (Nov. 21) episode of “Mars,” the National Geographic Channel’s six-part docudrama, five crewmembers fight for their lives after landing on the Red Planet. Here’s what went down in the new episode of “Mars.” (Note: contains spoilers!) […]

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Food Bars For Breakfast – Lightening NASA Orion Spacecraft's Load | Video

Recommended videos for you Food Bars For Breakfast – Lightening NASA Ori… Virgo I May Be Milky Way’s Faintest Satellite… How Astronauts’ Thanksgiving Feast Was Prepar… Thanksgiving In Space – ISS Commander Shares… One Sun Probe Has Image Processing Glitch, Ot… ‘United’ European Space Agency Gets Set For S… GOES-R Weather Satellite Launched Atop Atlas… […]

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Did NASA Mars Rover Find a Signature of Past Life?

Home Plate opaline silica (left) occurs in nodular masses with digitate structures that resemble those at El Tatio (right). During its wheeled treks on the Red Planet, NASA’s Spirit rover may have encountered a potential signature of past life on Mars , report scientists at Arizona State University (ASU). To help make their case, the […]

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Test of 'Impossible' EmDrive Space Engine Passes Peer Review

Engineers are working on ways to make spaceflight faster and cheaper, in an effort to open the cosmos to exploration. Good news for all you EmDrive enthusiasts: A new study suggesting that the seemingly impossible space engine may actually work has passed the peer-review process. The study — which was led by physicist Harold “Sonny” White, of […]

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Apollo Coder and 'Apollo 13' Actor Receive Presidential Medals of Freedom

President Barack Obama presents Apollo code developer Margaret Hamilton (at left) and “Apollo 13” actor Tom Hanks (right) with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Nov. 22, 2016. A computer scientist who created the on-board flight software for NASA’s Apollo spacecraft and an actor who famously portrayed an astronaut whose life relied on that programming […]

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Huge Underground Ice Deposit on Mars Is Bigger Than New Mexico

This vertically exaggerated view shows scalloped depressions in a part of Mars where such textures prompted researchers to check for buried ice, using ground-penetrating radar aboard NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. A giant deposit of buried ice on Mars contains about as much water as Lake Superior does here on Earth, a new study reports. The […]

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Buying Your First Telescope? What You Need to Know

Sky & Telescope listed seven important qualities for choosing a telescope: “(1) eyepiece shows a sharp image from edge to edge; (2) smooth focuser with ‘precise’ feel; (3) mount moves smoothly on both axes; (4) mount is sturdy and stable; (5) tube stops shaking quickly after being touched; (6) eyepiece is at a comfortable height […]

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[Earth Observation Research Center (EORC)] "Glacier and Glacial Lake Inventory" was updated (Ver. 16.11).

» Description (PDF File / 2.7MB) ····  » “Glacier and Glacial Lake Inventory” (Ver. 16.11, zip Compress / 10.4MB)  ····  The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is cordially announcing public release of “Glacier and Glacial Lake Inventory of Bhutan using the Advanced Land Observing Satellite (ALOS, nicknamed “Daichi”) Data” (Version 16.11), which is covered the entire country of […]

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