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Tag Archives: Moon
Earthset From The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
“On the Moon, the Earth never rises — or sets. If you were to sit on the surface of the Moon, you would see the Earth just hang in the sky. This is because the Moon always keeps the same … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged APOD, astronauts, Astronomy Picture of the Day, Earth, Earthrise, Earthset, LRO, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, Moon, Pale Blue Dot, space
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Neil Armstrong On Being A Nerd
“An Engineering Manifesto by the first man on the moon. “Science is about what is. Engineering is about what CAN be.”” (YouTube) PHD Comics animates Neil Armstrong‘s engineering manifesto on being a nerd. His definition of engineering is pretty interesting, … Continue reading
Posted in Ramblings, Science
Tagged engineering, Moon, Neil Armstrong, nerd, PHD Comics
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NASA Apollo Mission Photos
Thanks to the Project Apollo Archive, over 13000 photos of the various manned Apollo missions to the moon between the years of 1961 and 1972 have been uploaded online. The results are really incredible to browse through (the BBC has a collection … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged BBC, comet, Earthrise, mission, missions, Moon, NASA, photographs, photography, Pluto, probe, Project Apollo Archive, technology, The Planetary Society
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Tonight: A Supermoon Lunar Eclipse
“Tonight a bright full Moon will fade to red. Tonight’s moon will be particularly bright because it is reaching its fully lit phase when it is relatively close to the Earth in its elliptical orbit. In fact, by some measures … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged APOD, Astronomy, Astronomy Picture of the Day, lunar eclipse, Moon, NASA, orbit, supermoon
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What Physics Teachers Get Wrong About Tides
“Everything you’ve learned about tides is WRONG. We know that gravity affects the motion of all objects equally – so why are oceans the only bodies of water with tides? Join Gabe on this week’s episode of PBS Space Time … Continue reading
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Tagged acceleration, anti-gravity, Earth, gravity, lake, lifted, Moon, ocean, PBS, PBS Digital Studios, physics, raising, Space Time, squeezed, stretched, tidal acceleration, tidal force, tide, tides, water
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The Not-Planets
With the recent flyby of Pluto, Emily Lakdawalla has created this fantastic scale comparison between the so-called Not-Planets; those celestial bodies that are in our solar system and are of a similar size. This is an excellent way to show … Continue reading
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Tagged asteroid, Charon, Earth, Emily Lakdawalla, Jupiter, Moon, Neptune, Pluto, Saturn, solar system, The Not-Planets, The Planetary Society, Uranus
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Sun And Moon Halo
“Two pictures captured on April 1 are combined in this creative day and night composite. Separated in time by about 10 hours the images otherwise match, looking along the coast at Östersund Sweden. The relative times were chosen to show … Continue reading
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Tagged APOD, Astronomy Picture of the Day, Day, Earth, Göran Strand, Halo, Jupiter, Moon, night, Sun, Sweden
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Throwback Thursday #12
After last week’s down-to-Earth living in Brighton special Throwback Thursday, this week we take the stars. I can’t remember where I got the above image from (probably Twitter), but it’s awesome. Around our planet, we have one moon (you may … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Ramblings, Science
Tagged 12, André Kuipers, astronaut, Bad Astronomy, BBC, Chris Hadfield, Earth, eclipse, future, infographic, LEGO, Moon, rocket, science fiction, SETI, six metre tall, solar eclipse, space, spaceship, The Guardian, The Universe, Throwback Thursday, Universe, Wired
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Vintage Nasa Photographs
A few days ago, several vintage NASA photographs went up for grabs at auction. These images were some of the first taken in space, and include photographs of the Earth, on the moon, and of the astronauts themselves. The BBC have … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Science
Tagged astronaut, auction, BBC, Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions, Earth, Moon, NASA, photographs, vintage
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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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