This is it.
… Read the rest “Science Art: Reflections by NASA/Bill Ingalls”This image of space shuttle Atlantis was taken shortly after the rotating service structure was rolled back at Launch Pad 39A, Thursday, July 7, 2011. Atlantis
Live shuttle tracking is going on here, so you’ll know when to wave as the flight passes overhead!
I suppose automation just made the Space Shuttle obsolete (or, well, something like that). MSNBC reports that the latest supply ship to the ISS is unmanned:
… Read the rest “Robot astronauts.”The Progress 43 cargo ship blasted
Like foam on a wave, I guess – or a kind of magnetic barrier. NASA says they’re surprised at what the space probes are turning up:
… Read the rest “Voyager finds “froth” at the border of the solar system.”“The Voyager probes appear to have entered
This ink-on-paper drawing of Saturn’s moon is one of the 70 pieces in the new “NASA/Art: 50 Years of Exploration” exhibit at the National Air and Space Museum. Others… Read the rest “Science Art (from new NASA exhibit): Titan, by Daniel Zeller (2005)”
OnOrbit Alpha wants all you really long-sighted business & organizational experts out there to know the Pentagon’s research arm wants your help in conquering space:
… Read the rest “The 100-Year Starship”DARPA
They’re squid. No, really. Science 2.0 has blown the whistle on the final Space Shuttle mission – the one that finally brings squid back to the stars where they belong:
… Read the rest “I, for one, welcome our new astronauts.”So, okay,
This is what an artist in 1975 (or perhaps three artists) thought the future of Mars looked like.
From the NASA-JPL description:
… Read the rest “Science Art: Imagining Mars, NASA-JPL, 1975”“Life on Mars” was envisioned
The BBC warms up to NASA’s latest mission, which is about to get a close look at the planet Mercury:
… Read the rest “To Mercury.”Messenger has had to use six planetary flybys – one of Earth, two of Venus and
Little version of a big rocket.
Photo from NasaImages.org:
… Read the rest “Science Art: Saturn I Booster Test”A Saturn I booster model is set up for testing in NASA Lewis (now Glenn) Research Center’s 8’x6′
Reddit user Crooooow was flying from Florida to Chicago when the pilot announced that passengers could see something interesting out of the window if they looked quickly.… Read the rest “Science Art: Discovery’s Final Launch, by @Crooooow’s girlfriend.”
This Japanese Red-Bellied Newt was part of the payload aboard the Space Shuttle’s STS-65 mission, which carried a few odd creatures into orbit for the International Microgravity… Read the rest “Science Art: Japanese Red-Bellied Newt (Cynopus pyrrhogaster), from NASA’s IML-2”
The Mars Rover Opportunity considers the textures of the Santa Maria crater on its 2,746th day on Mars. There are no footprints in that sand. There may never have been footprints… Read the rest “Science Art: PIA13755: Textures of ‘Santa Maria’ Crater, Sol 2476 , Mars Rover Opportunity & NASA.”
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