Every astronaut since 1969 landings has seen strange "flashing lights" while approaching t
• http://www.mirror.co.uk, By Nicola OakleyNASA conducted an experiment to establish the cause of the mysterious lights and flashes
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NASA's New Satellite Is Going to Be a Game Changer for Weather Forecasts
• http://motherboard.vice.comNASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) launched a weather satellite on top of an Atlas 5 rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Saturday. The sophisticated satellite--called the Geostationary Operatio
With Trump, Gingrich and GOP calling the shots, NASA may go back to the moon
• Washington Post By Joel AchenbachNASA has struggled for decades with strategic uncertainty, and there's nothing like a partisan transition in the White House to discombobulate everyone.
NOAA's Newest Satellite Will Soon Deliver Hi-Res Weather Porn
• Wired.com by Nick StocktonTalking about the weather is, for many people, boring. Or maybe you used to feel electric discussing things like warm fronts and lightning strikes, but lately your weather conversations lack, shall we say, thermal convection.
SpaceX wants to launch 4,425 satellites into space to bring super-fast internet to the world
• http://www.cnbc.comElon Musk's SpaceX wants to launch thousands of satellites into space with the aim of providing super-fast global internet coverage, according to a regulatory filing.
Space Scientists Rally Support for 2020 Asteroid-Deflection Mission
• space.com by Megan GannonIf a large asteroid were headed for a direct hit with Earth, humanity probably couldn't count on Bruce Willis and a nuclear bomb to save the world from certain doom, "Armageddon"-style.
WATCH: Why scientists say dark energy could have just disappeared
• http://www.sciencealert.com, FIONA MACDONALDWhere did it go?
21 of the best photos of the supermoon from around the world
• sciencealert.com by Dave MosherIncredible.
Leaked NASA Paper Suggests The 'Impossible' EM Drive Really Does Work
• science.slashdot.orgA source close to NASA Eagleworks has leaked the test results of the 'impossible' EM Drive.
SUPER MOON - 14TH NOVEMBER 2016 - LARGEST In 70 Years -
• youtubeMark Biltz from El Shaddai ministries gives an update on the Super Moon. The Largest Super moon since 1948 will appear on the 14th of November 2016 the biggest since Israel became a nation.
Ancient "ice cauldron" on Mars could be a bull's-eye for finding life
• newatlas.com by Michael IrvingWe won't be running into Marvin or any Biker Mice, but life on Mars may still be found in the form of microbes.
National Geographic looks at life on Mars with London model home
• newatlas.com by Scott CollieThe idea of humans living on another planet was once the preserve of science-fiction writers, but today it doesn't seem so crazy.
Recycling Space Junk for Missions to Mars
• http://www.space.com, By Elizabeth HowellOne of our sadder legacies from nearly six decades of space exploration is a chain of orbital debris surrounding Earth. Some pieces are as small as flecks of paint, while others are the corpses of dead satellites long out of fuel.
Why November's Super-Close Supermoon Is a Full Beaver Moon
• http://www.space.com, By Elizabeth HowellNovember's supermoon -- the name given to a full moon that occurs when the satellite is at its closest point to Earth during the lunar orbit -- will be the biggest supermoon in about 70 years.
The Future of Space: Top Issues Facing President-Elect Donald Trump
• http://www.space.com, By Mike WallWith the presidential election over, the focus in Washington, D.C., can finally turn back to policy and legislation.
Why Ron Howard and Brian Grazer want to take you to Mars
• popsci.com By Sarah FechtIn an exclusive interview, the executive producers of NatGeo's 'Mars' miniseries discuss colonizing the red planet
Satellites 'You Can Hold In Your Hand' Spurring Innovation | Video
• http://www.space.com, By Steve SpaletaNext-generation satellites, with limited capabilities, are part of the next wave of Earth observation by NASA. They will not replace traditional multi-instrument satellites, but has been "foster(ing) creative and cost-effective approaches to studying
Elon Musk says SpaceX finally knows what caused the latest rocket failure
• http://www.theverge.comAnd he predicts getting back to flight in mid-December. Musk said "it basically involves liquid helium, advanced carbon fiber composites, and solid oxygen. Oxygen so cold that it actually enters solid phase."
China Launches The Long March 5, Its Largest Ever Rocket
• popsci.com By Jeffrey Lin and P.W. SingerThe 879-ton rocket flew an experimental satellite into space
After 20 Years, NASA Finally Finished Building The James Webb Space Telescope
• http://www.popsci.comTwenty years ago, scientists began assembling a next-generation telescope that would be the successor for the Hubble. Now, NASA engineers have announced that construction of the James Webb Telescope (JWST) is finally complete. The telescope, which is
Here's What the Next Generation of Space Travellers Might Be Wearing
• http://motherboard.vice.comWith the advent of commercial spaceflight, more people will be travelling into space, and they'll need something to wear. This week, at a lab inside an Ottawa airport, astronaut candidates have been trying on a new prototype of a commercial spacesu
10:40 AM | Sun quiet again as it heads toward solar minimum
• vencoreweather.comOverview The sun has been completely spotless on 21 days in 2016 and it is currently featuring just one lonely sunspot region.
10:40 AM | Sun quiet again as it heads toward solar minimum
• http://www.vencoreweather.comThe sun has been completely spotless on 21 days in 2016 and it is currently featuring just one lonely sunspot region.
SpaceX's Mysterious Rocket Explosion Gets a Little Bit Clearer
• WiredSpaceX has been fairly mum with details on what went wrong last month on Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral. Which makes sense. But, considering it is SpaceX's second launch failure in 15 months, the explosion is a more tangible measure of the com
New NASA Photos Show ExoMars Lander May Have Exploded On Impact
• popsci.com By Kelsey D. AthertonCratered hopes
How to Watch ExoMars Land on the Red Planet on Wednesday
• http://motherboard.vice.com, by BECKY FERREIRAThe possibility that there is life on Mars--either presently, or in its past--has captivated human imagination for centuries.
China's longest space mission launches
• cnn.com by Katie HuntChina's Shenzhou 11 "heavenly vessel" launched Monday (7:30 p.m. Sunday ET) from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert. The launch was shown on state broadcaster CCTV.
Shotwell Says SpaceX 'Homing In' On Cause of Falcon 9 Pad Explosion
• http://www.space.com, By Jeff FoustSpaceX is getting closer to finding the cause of a September pad explosion that destroyed a Falcon 9, and the company's president remains confident the vehicle will return to flight later this year.
The Founding Of The First Space Nation Today Doesn't Really Mean Anything
• http://www.popsci.comI woke up this morning at 4, to listen in on the founding of an 'independent space nation.' I had to wonder if I was still dreaming as I sat in my dark living room, listening to scientist Igor Ashurbeyli explain in Russian how the plan would work, wh
The Universe May Contain 10 Times More Galaxies Than We Thought
• http://www.popsci.com, By Sarah FechtWhere have they been hiding?
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