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Millions of Tons of Water Ice Found at Moon’s North Pole
Monday, 8 Mar, 2010 – 9:19 | One Comment

A moon probe has found millions of tons of water on the moon’s north pole, NASA reported Monday. The vast source of water could one day be used to generate oxygen or sustain a moon …

New High-Res Images of Luminous Star-Forming Region
Friday, 26 Feb, 2010 – 9:56 | No Comment

Stars shine amidst a luminous, cotton-candy nebula in this new image of NGC 346, the largest star-forming region in our neighboring galaxy, the Small Magellanic Cloud.
The star cluster, located about 210,000 light-years away and measuring …

New Images of Enceladus Show More Plumes and Heat
Wednesday, 24 Feb, 2010 – 11:59 | No Comment

The Cassini spacecraft’s November flyby of Saturn’s moon Enceladus has revealed new features including at least 20 more icy plumes spewing from the moon’s southern pole.
New infrared data gives scientists the highest resolution temperature map …

Comet’s 10 Million-Mile Tail Lights Up in Infrared
Saturday, 20 Feb, 2010 – 12:13 | No Comment

NASA’s new infrared telescope has released its first images.
The Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer has returned more than 250,000 raw images. To celebrate its performance thus far, NASA selected four of them for processing and publication.
Above, …

NASA Brings the Dark Side of the Sun to Your iPhone
Thursday, 18 Feb, 2010 – 13:21 | No Comment

As the sun reawakens from an anomalously quiet period, keep track of solar flares, sunspots and coronal mass ejections with a new iPhone app that puts the real-time status of the sun in your hand.
“This …

New Lasers Fight Crime, Martians
Wednesday, 17 Feb, 2010 – 9:59 | One Comment

A new technique that uses a laser to vaporize materials like rocks and steel to analyze their chemical composition is finding new applications from Mars to forensics.
Thanks to its relatively small size and low cost, …

Once Martian sand grains hop, they don’t stop
Monday, 15 Feb, 2010 – 13:36 | No Comment

Once Martian sand grains hop, they don’t stop.
That’s the conclusion of a new study that finds sand can move on Mars without much windy encouragement.
Mars’ sandy surface has clearly been shaped by wind. Its characteristic …

Massive Star Blows Fancy Hourglass Nebula
Saturday, 13 Feb, 2010 – 10:59 | No Comment

The beautiful hourglass-shaped nebula Sharpless 2-106 shines with brilliant colors in this new image from the Gemini North telescope.
Giant star S106IR lies near the waist of the hourglass. Astronomers estimate the star could be up …

Early Galaxies Formed Stars Fast Because They Had More Gas
Thursday, 11 Feb, 2010 – 22:34 | No Comment
Early Galaxies Formed Stars Fast Because They Had More Gas

The mystery of why galaxies formed early in the history of the universe give birth to more stars than modern ones has been solved. An abundance of dense, cold gas fueled rapid star formation in …

New 3-D Map of the Interstellar Gas Around the Sun
Thursday, 11 Feb, 2010 – 22:18 | No Comment

Space is a pretty empty place. But it’s not completely empty, as a new map of the interstellar space surrounding the 1,000 light-years around the sun shows.
Using the light from 1,857 stars, a team of …

New Telescope Captures Dazzling Image of Orion Nebula
Thursday, 11 Feb, 2010 – 14:29 | No Comment

You’ve undoubtedly seen the smudge of the Orion Nebula hanging just below his belt thousands of times, but the most beautiful image yet of the celestial body was just released Wednesday.
The European Southern Observatory’s new …

Hubble Spots First Potential Asteroid Collision
Thursday, 4 Feb, 2010 – 22:28 | No Comment

The X marks the spot of a suspected head-on collision between two asteroids imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope’s new-and-improved Wide Field Camera.
If it’s confirmed by further observations, it would be the first time that …

9550 Years Old Tree (Oldest Living Tree in the World)
Sunday, 31 Jan, 2010 – 14:16 | 3 Comments
9550 Years Old Tree (Oldest Living Tree in the World)

The world’s oldest known living tree, a conifer that first took root at the end of the last Ice Age, has been discovered in Sweden, researchers say.
The visible portion of the 13-foot-tall (4-meter-tall) “Christmas tree” …

TigerCam ! First-Ever Video of Sumatran Tigress and Cubs in the Wild
Saturday, 16 Jan, 2010 – 15:56 | No Comment

A Sumatran tigress and her cubs took a special interest in a World Wildlife Federation camera, sniffing and possibly licking it during a brief sequence released in late December.
The video was released as a prelude …

Supernova Wind Solves Galaxy Formation Mystery
Thursday, 14 Jan, 2010 – 15:43 | No Comment

After years of struggling to understand how to properly assemble a galaxy, astronomers have discovered that the answer is blowin’ in the wind. The supernova wind, that is.
New computer simulations show that winds generated by …

Mars Santorini Panorama
Wednesday, 6 May, 2009 – 19:40 | No Comment

Santorini Panorama
This panorama shows the vista from which NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity spent five weeks in November and December 2008 while the sun was nearly directly in between Mars and Earth.
Opportunity is approaching the …

Mercury More Exciting Than Mars
Friday, 1 May, 2009 – 10:41 | No Comment

Mercury was once seen as a cold, dead little world, spinning around the sun unchanged for the past 4 billion years.
No longer: Observations from the Messenger spacecraft say it’s anything but.
NASA’s orbiter is sending back …

Space Junk Forcing More Evasive Maneuvers
Wednesday, 29 Apr, 2009 – 17:15 | One Comment

American spacecraft had to dodge space debris four times in 2008, NASA revealed Tuesday, a fact that highlights both the extent of the space junk problem and the primary mitigation option open to NASA.
By tracking …

Hubble Monitors Spectacular Black Hole Flare
Wednesday, 15 Apr, 2009 – 18:21 | One Comment

The Hubble Space Telescope captured this spectacular space fireworks display when a blob of matter within a 5,000-light-year-long plasma beam emanating from a giant black hole flared up.
The glowing clump of gas, first discovered in …

First-Ever Asteroid Tracked From Space to Earth
Thursday, 26 Mar, 2009 – 11:12 | No Comment

For the first time, scientists were able to track an asteroid from space to the ground and recover pieces of it. The bits are unlike anything ever found on Earth.
The asteroid was spotted entering Earth’s …