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Tag Archives: Mars
Science Vs. Cinema: The Martian
How accurate is the science in Ridley Scott’s latest film “The Martian“? Many science fiction films tend to be just that: fiction. Some of them are more fantastical than others, and some are much more grounded in reality. Where does The … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Science
Tagged astronauts, gravity, JPL, Mars, Matt Damon, NASA, Ridley Scott, rover, science, science fiction, Science Vs. Cinema, scientists, technology, The Martian
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Two Worlds, One Sun
“How different does sunset appear from Mars than from Earth? For comparison, two images of our common star were taken at sunset, one from Earth and one from Mars. These images were scaled to have same angular width and featured here … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged APOD, Astronomy Picture of the Day, colour, Curiosity, dust, Earth, Gale Crater, Mars, NASA, Sun, sunset
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Wanderers
“Wanderers is a vision of humanity’s expansion into the Solar System, based on scientific ideas and concepts of what our future in space might look like, if it ever happens. The locations depicted in the film are digital recreations of … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Science
Tagged Carl Sagan, comet, Erik Wernquist, exploration, io9, Jupiter, Mars, Mika McKinnon, Moon, Phil Plait, planets, Saturn, Slate, solar system, space, Wanderers
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Curiosity Completes Its First Martian Year
Today, June 24th 2014, marks the day that NASA’s Curiosity rover has been on Mars for one whole Martian year (687 days). The above video talks about the Curiosity mission, the results they’ve achieved, and the challenges they’ve faced. It’s incredibly … Continue reading
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Tagged 687 days, Curiosity, Earth, happy birthday, Mars, Martian Year, mission, NASA, New Scientist, rover, selfie, Twelve Months in Two Minutes, year
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If The Moon Were Only 1 Pixel
If the moon were only 1 pixel, what would our solar system look like to scale? 1 pixel equates to 3474.8 km. The answer, as I’m sure you’re aware, is a whole lot of nothing. And by nothing, I mean … Continue reading
“Evening Star” Earth
We’ve had a most peculiar sunset imaged from Mars, but here, for the first time, we can see the “Evening Star” Earth. “This view of the twilight sky and Martian horizon taken by NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover includes Earth as the … Continue reading
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Tagged Curiosity, Earth, Evening Star, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL, Mars, Mastcam, Moon, NASA, Pale Blue Dot, rover, space
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Images From A Decade Of Mars Exploration
Humans have sent several robots to explore Mars, and during their time there, these robots have taken some extraordinary photographs. NASA have collected together a decade’s worth of images from Spirit and Opportunity for you to marvel at, and marvel … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged Curiosity, decade, images, landscape, Mars, NASA, Opportunity, photographs, robot, rover, Spirit, sunset
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More Science Images Of 2013
Time for some more amazing science images from the past year! BuzzFeed has a collection of the 23 most breathtaking science photos of 2013, and they are utterly brilliant. Ranging from the nanoscale to the galactic scale, and everything in … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged 2013, BBC, BuzzFeed, Chris Hadfield, Commander, cubesats, Curiosity, galaxy, images, japanese, Mars, nanorose, photographs, rover, Saturn, science, science images, selfie, space, Space Oddity
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30 Powerful Images
Over at Bored Panda, they have a collection of “30 Of The Most Powerful Images Ever“. I’m sure everyone will each find a particular image or set of images very powerful for themselves. Personally, I find images 2, 3, 10, … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 of the most powerful images ever, Bored Panda, images, Mars, photography, powerful, sunset
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Driving The Solar System
What would it be like to drive the length of the solar system, and see the scale of the planets in relation to each other? If you’ve ever wondered that, wonder no more! On a 40-mile stretch of highway in … Continue reading