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“The Falcon Has Landed” | Recap Of Falcon 9 Launch And Landing
Brilliant video showcasing the team behind the successful Falcon 9 landing, and the sheer jubilation they experienced. It’s a magnificent achievement, and to be in that room when the rocket landed must have been exhilarating. So much cheering, I love … Continue reading
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Tagged Elon Musk, Falcon 9, landing, launch, recap, rocket, SpaceX, The Falcon Has Landed
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Falcon 9 First Stage Landing
“The booster has landed. Spaceflight took a step toward the less expensive last week when the first stage of a Falcon 9 rocket set down on a landing pad not far from its Florida launch. Previously, most rocket stages remained … Continue reading
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Tagged APOD, Astronomy Picture of the Day, BBC, Blue Origin, Elon Musk, Falcon 9, International Space Station, ISS, NASA, rocket, SpaceX
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How To Go To Space (with XKCD!)
Great, simple video explaining how to go to space, using only the 1000 most commonly used words in the English language. It does a pretty decent job, but it’s a bit odd hearing him saying “upgoer” or “fire water”, rather … Continue reading
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Tagged engine, fire, fire water, how to go to space, language, MinutePhysics, Randall Munroe, rocket, space, upgoer, water, xkcd
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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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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
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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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SpaceX CRS-1 Launch
“It’s official: private spacecraft are now delivering supplies to the International Space Station (ISS). At 8.35 pm local time on Sunday night, a Dragon space capsule made by the firm SpaceX of Hawthorne, California, blasted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, with paid-for … Continue reading
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Tagged Bad Astronomy, Cape Canaveral, dragon, engine, Falcon 9, Florida, International Space Station, ISS, launch, Merlin, NASA, New Scientist, rocket, space, SpaceX, The Guardian
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SpaceX Launches Falcon 9
“This morning, the first commercial space launch to the International Space Station (ISS) lifted off from Cape Canaveral in Florida. It was launched by SpaceX, and will carry the company’s Dragon capsule, containing some 460 kilos of supplies, to the space … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, dragon, Elon Musk, exploration, Falcon 9, Florida, International Space Station, ISS, launch, nature, New Scientist, rocket, space, SpaceX, The Guardian
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