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What In The World Is Up With Moon Music?

February 22, 2016 by Jason Brusse Leave a Comment

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New findings have left scientists and conspiracy theorists wonder what in the world is up with moon music? It seems that there is more to know about the Apollo 10 mission to the dark side of the moon, the precursor to Apollo 11, the legendary quest that led to man landing on our only natural satellite. […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: apollo 10, dark side of the moon, far side of the moon, may 1969, moon mission, moon music, NASA, nasa's unexplained files, outer spacey music, recording, recordings, space sounds, video

Put Your Artwork On An Asteroid

February 21, 2016 by Jenna Lewis Leave a Comment

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NASA is inviting you to put your artwork on an asteroid as it will hurdle through space for thousands of years to come. The new call for art submission made by the space agency will seek to encourage those interested in expressing their spirit of exploration. The submissions will be sent via the OSIRIS-REx, to […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: art, artwork, artwork for asteroid mission, asteroid, asteroid bennu, bennu, NASA, osiris-rex, space craft

Over 18,000 People Signed Up To Be Astronauts

February 20, 2016 by Daniel Austin Leave a Comment

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A record number of over 18,000 people signed up to be astronauts for NASA’s 2017 class of men and women who will be exploring beyond the boundaries of our planet. Whether this is due to highly-anticipated Journey to Mars or flicks like The Martian and Interstellar, it’s unknown. The application program opened on December 14th […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: 2016, astronaut, astronaut application, astronaut sign up, astronaut wannabes, NASA, nasa record, nasa recruitment, record number

Make Sure You Think Twice Before Going To Mars

February 17, 2016 by Jakob Nielsen Leave a Comment

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Now that there are only a couple of days left for the sign up, make sure you think twice before going to Mars because there are some dangers there that should not be taken lightly. Earth is not that easy to live on with the numerous diseases and elements that can kill you. And it’s […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: astronauts, dangers, go to mars, Mars, mars mission, NASA, risks, sign up, space

What To Eat On The Way To Mars

February 12, 2016 by Jenna Lewis Leave a Comment

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With the possibility of a manned mission still looming on the horizon, scientists debate what to eat on the way to Mars and what is the proper diet an astronaut should keep. It’s safe to say that they will be in a unique situation. NASA is still aiming for a manned mission to Mars in […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: astronaut food, astronauts, food, manned mission, Mars, mission to mars, NASA, nutrition, space, space food, Space travel, what astronauts eat

NASA Envisions Space Tourism With Destination Posters

February 11, 2016 by jeff Leave a Comment

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If you ever thought about interplanetary travel, you’re not alone, as NASA envisions space tourism with destination posters that look almost convincing. It’s a beautiful display of hope for the future, even though it will likely never happen. Designers at JPL posted a series of 14 retro posters The posters depict a known planet as […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: 2016, interplanetary tourism, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, jpl, NASA, posters, retro, space tourism, tourism, visions of the future

NASA’s Budget Might Be Cut To $19 Billion

February 10, 2016 by Daniel Austin Leave a Comment

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It’s not good news for the space agency, as NASA’s budget might be cut to $19 billion next year if the proposal from the Obama administration is approved. That means less funds for several research areas. NASA’s 2017 budget could be cut from $19.3 billion to $19 billion The Obama administration proposes to cut funds […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: $19 billion, $19.3 billion, 2017, deep space exploration, fiscal year, funds, NASA, nasa budget, obama, obama administration, planetary science, science, space agency

Take A 360 Degree Look Around Mars

February 9, 2016 by Kieron Robertson Leave a Comment

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With the help of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL), you can take a 360 degree look around Mars and choose the angle of the view. It’s as close as we would ever get to riding Curiosity across the Red Planet. The camera is placed on top of the Curiosity rover, near the Namib Dune The […]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: 360 degree of mars, 360 video, curiosity, jpl, Mars, NASA, red planet, rover, view of mars

James Webb Space Telescope’s 18th And Final Mirror Was Installed

February 8, 2016 by jeff Leave a Comment

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James Webb Space Telescope’s 18th and final mirror was installed, which marks a significant moment in bringing the powerful telescope closer to being ready for space. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will replace the Hubble Space Telescope The JWST will reportedly look into the “unexplored near-infrared” spectrum The telescope has 18 mirrors, each around […]

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