To Take Earth’s Pulse, You Have to Fly High
Satellite and airborne sensors won’t cure the Earth. But they promise the clearest picture yet of its various ailments. Image credit Gregory Asner/Carnegie Institution for Science/National Geographic
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2015 Antarctic sea ice return toward normalcy
Antarctica sea ice maximum in 2015. For the past three years, sea ice at maximum set records. In 2015 that didn’t happen. Scientist called it “a return
Aliens might just not have yet to be Born
According to a new theoretical study, most Earth-like exoplanets have yet to be born.
Spacecraft achieve Tightest Flying Formation ever
The four NASA satellites of the Magnetospheric Multiscale mission just broke a record, by flying now at their smallest separation, the tightest multi-spacecraft formation ever flown in
NASA reveals new El Nino animation
NASA reveals new animation of enormous El Nino phenomenon forming, and California warns residents to get prepare.
Science Vs Cinema- The Martian
In the new Ridley Scott film “The Martian” starring Matt Damon, how accurate was the science? Find out in the video…
A huge Dark Area appeared on the Sun
A huge dark area across the top of the sun, a coronal hole, a region where the magnetic field is open to interplanetary space, sending coronal material
Jupiter in glorious Ultra High Definition
A new portrait of Jupiter was produced from observations made using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. Watch the largest planet in our solar system in this glorious 4K
Hurricane Joaquin from the ISS
Early morning shot of Hurricane #Joaquin from @space_station before reaching #Bahamas.”Hope all is safe.” By NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly, who captured this photo on Oct. 2, 2015,
3,000th Comet spotted by SOHO
The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, discovered on Sept. 13, 2015, its 3,000th comet, cementing its standing as the greatest comet finder of all time.