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Tag Archives: Mars
Distance To Mars
How far is it to Mars from Earth? Very. If Earth were 100 pixels wide, the moon would be 3000 pixels away, and Mars would be 428,000 pixels away. It would also only be 53 pixels wide, so just over … Continue reading
60 Second Adventures In Astronomy
“Ever wondered where the Universe came from? Or more importantly, where it’s headed? Voiced by David Mitchell, this series of twelve 60 second animations examines different scientific concepts from the big bang to relativity, from black holes to dark matter. … Continue reading
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Tagged 60 Second Adventures In Astronomy, animation, Astronomy, David Mitchell, event horizon, exoplanets, Mars, Mercury, Moon, science, space, stars, supernovae, The Big Bang, The Open University
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Space 2012
2012 has seen a plethora of science pictures of and from space, and they are truly jaw dropping. Starting with the BBC, they have a few images of 2012 as seen from space. These include the capsized cruise ship Costa … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged astronomy images, aurora, Bad Astronomy, BBC, Costa Concordia, Curiosity, galaxy, Mars, Milky Way, National Geographic, nebula, Phil Plait, photography, planets, rocket, Saturn, science, Slate, solar storms, space, star, Sun, superstorm, telescope
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The Guardian’s Best Science Stories Of 2012
The Guardian has a rundown of their best science stories of 2012 in pictures, and of their top 10 science videos of 2012. The pictures include the transit of Venus, the Curiosity rover, and the life of Sir Patrick Moore. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged 2012, Curiosity, Mars, plankton, rover, science, Seven Minutes of Terror, Sir Patrick Moore, The Guardian, The Secret Life of Plankton, transit, transit of Venus, Venus
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366 Days: Nature’s 2012 In Review
2012 has been a big year for science. Of our many accomplishments, we’ve landed Curiosity on Mars, discovered the Higgs boson, and created the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE). Over at Nature, they have compiled a fantastic list of all … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, 366 days, climate, Curiosity, DNA, ENCODE, faster-than-light, genetically modified, global warming, GM, Higgs, Higgs boson, Hurricane, images, James Cameron, Mariana Trench, Mars, nature, neutrinos, numbers, photography, review, Rothamsted, rover, Sandy, superstorm, year in review
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20 Great Infographics Of 2012
Over at Visual.ly, they have a great article showcasing 20 great infographics of 2012. My favourite is the one above, detailing Curiosity‘s Seven Minutes of Terror landing on Mars. Which is your favourite from the list? Onwards!
Posted in Ramblings, Science
Tagged 20 Great Infographics Of 2012, 2012, 7, Curiosity, infographic, Mars, seven, Seven Minutes of Terror, space, Visual.ly
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Experience The Planets
Experience The Planets is a collective effort to illustrate the wonders of our Solar System. weaving art and science together. The images are truly phenomenal, and really do capture the beauty and magnitude of the planets. The above image shows … Continue reading
Weekly Ramblings – Sandy Hobbiton Invented Negative Curiosity
Weekly Ramblings time! I can’t seem to go a week without finding some awesome LEGO. This time, we have the whole of Hobbiton recreated in LEGO! This is a brilliant set, with so many little details hidden away everywhere. Last … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Ramblings, Science
Tagged Curiosity, Hobbiton, Hurricane, invention, LEGO, logos, Mars, NASA, negative space, rover, Sandy, superstorm, The Hobbit, time, time lapse, Time Tech, WDL
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Weekly Ramblings – Star Wars Scientists Time Bond Curiosity Typo Hacks
This week’s Weekly Ramblings rolls round once again, with a timely theme. First up, another reminder. For those of you in Europe, clocks went back one hour last night. For more about time zones, see my previous article way back … Continue reading
Posted in Films, News, Ramblings, Science
Tagged 50th anniversary, 99 life hacks to make your life easier, Absolutely No Machete Juggling, actor, atmosphere, BBC, Brain Flapping, clock, Curiosity, dangerous, Dean Burnett, energy, episode, hacks, history, James Bond, Machete Order, Mars, rover, scientist, shcool x-ng, Skyfall, sotp, space, Spirit, Star Wars, The Guardian, time, time zone, typos
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