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Discovery Space : Discovery Channel

Discovery Space takes you deep into space, astronomy, NASA, space tourism, the solar system, physics, aliens, exoplanets and more!

Atypical Spaceman

Doctors told this (highly successful) high school dropout that he could never be an astronaut, but Richard Garriott forged his own path into space. Read about it at the Free Space blog.

Strange Saturn

If you think Saturn's south pole looks a bit funky, you're not alone. Check out 'Cosmic' Ray Villard's latest post (and take an 80s flashback) to get the latest on the planet's oddities.

Armageddon in 2012?

Will a rogue planet called Nibiru doom the Earth in 2012? A NASA space scientist gives his take.

Video: Mapping the Stars

Dive into this brand-new video to find out how astronomers are chiseling out 3-D maps of the universe -- and cataloging noisy quasars, supernovae and other celestial oddities.

 

Space Blog Squad

Space Disco : It's a party of astronomical proportions out there »
Dave Mosher | Oct 15, 2008

WHAT UP, HOLMES?: Remember last year when Comet Holmes burst onto the naked-eye scene, prompting amateur astronomers to shout, cry and perform end-zone touchdown celebrations? Ok, perhaps a bit of an exaggeration...

 
Free Space : What's happening off Earth »
Irene Klotz | Oct 15, 2008

SON OF AN ASTRONAUT: Some of the best doctors in the world told him he couldn't be an astronaut like dear old dad. Bad eyes, they said. Young Garriott decided he'd have to make his own way. And so he did...

 
Cosmic Ray : Exploring planets and distant worlds »
Ray Villard | Oct 14, 2008

SATURN'S CYCLONIC CYCLOPS REVEALS A SEETHING HEART: Cassini's infrared vision penetrated Saturn's methane haze to reveal a speckled pattern of clouds located nearly 80 miles deep in the atmosphere. They look like dark storms only because they are silhouette against Saturn's interior that glows in infrared light...

 
Twisted Physics : Jennifer Ouellette unravels our strange universe »
Jennifer Ouellette | Oct 13, 2008

"WE ALL BELIEVE IN RELATIVITY...": Sung to the tune of the Beatles' "Yellow Submarine," he adapted the lyrics to help students in his relativity class prepare for the final exam. It's quite possibly the only song to date containing seven different equations...

 
What's Up? : Tour the night sky with Alan Dyer »
Alan Dyer | Oct 13, 2008

CELEBRATING A HOMETOWN COMET: This was the first comet discovered in Canada since 2001 — and it promises to be bright enough by next spring to see in binoculars...

 
Next Generation : Tracking spaced-out student scientists »
Student Scientists | Oct 09, 2008

DESIGNING NASA'S NEW MOON CRIB: I never expected to find myself working on a project with NASA... Now, as an industrial design student heading into a second year of grad school at the Rhode Island School of Design, NASA is exactly who I'm working with...

 
 

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Newton's Laws Game
Rusty on your physics? Get schooled with Isaac Newton at the Science Channel!
 
Space Photo Quiz: Guess What This Is! »
StarTales, Lowell Observatory | Oct 10, 2008
 

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