Stars and Beyond

15/08/2017

Something about Titan.
NASA pic of the day

11/06/2017

97 new objects found in space:

18/01/2017

The ISS is growing, are your ambitions?

NASA is proposing to purchase, through Boeing, additional Soyuz seats for ISS missions in part as insurance for potential additional commercial crew delays.

24/09/2016

ITS OFFICIAL: WE ARE GOING TO MARS

23/09/2016

neutrinos. particles which are considered to be mass less
could they escape the pull of a black hole

02/07/2016

Hey techies, check out MicroControlled @ http://mctrl.ml/fb

31/05/2016

Pluto's exotic and incredibly varied landscapes dazzle in the sharpest views of the dwarf planet released to date.

The images, which feature a resolution of about 260 feet (80 meters) per pixel, were captured by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft during its epic flyby of Pluto on July 14, 2015. Mission team members have stitched the photos into a high-resolution mosaic and used them to create a stunning new video of Pluto that highlights the dwarf planet's towering water-ice mountains and nitrogen glaciers, among other exotic features.

20/05/2016

reality distortion field.....gravitational pull of a black hole should be so strong that everything seems to distort when observed around it

14/05/2016

A FUTURE......... where there is no boundaries no limits,looks like NASA's new programs can take us there....these mainly concern with funding programs which deals with creating sustainable environment in other planets..their target MARS

08/05/2016

Mercury Transit 2006

See the video of Mercury traversing across spave in plain sight.

06/05/2016

The tiny planet Mercury will make a big splash on May 9, when it will glide across the face of the sun for the first time in 10 years.

The black silhouette of the planet will take about seven and a half hours to make its trek across the solar disk, an event known as a transit. The sky show will last from 4:42 p.m.IST (7:12 a.m. EDT) until 12:12 a.m. IST (2:42 p.m. EDT).

Weather permitting, the best seats will be on the East Coast of North America as well as the bulk of South America and Western Europe, where the entire transit will happen during daylight hours. For those on the West Coast of the Americas, the transit will already be under way at sunrise, and for viewers in most of Africa, Eastern Europe, and the bulk of Asia, the transit will still be in progress at sunset.

Folks in East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand will miss out entirely, since the whole transit will happen when these regions face away from the sun.

06/05/2016

This week...

Mercury to transit the sun, the Eta Aquarid meteor shower and a few other things you should know about our solar system this week: http://nasa.tumblr.com/post/143750318819/solar-system-things-to-know-this-week