Scientists teleported information over 100 km in optical fiber
Researchers just teleported information over 100 km in optical fiber. The previous record was just 15 miles, set by NASA.
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How to watch the Supermoon eclipse this weekend
A supermoon lunar eclipse, a very rare event in the night sky, there will be on September 27th, 2015. Watch the animated feature to learn more…
Supersonic Shock Waves of a T-38C Aircraft
Using ground-based cameras, researchers at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center, Edwards, California, are now looking to the heavens for backgrounds upon which to capture images of supersonic
New Pluto Aerial Tour – Art Meets Science
Flyover Pluto, a new aerial tour on the distant planet, in this new video from NASA and New Horizons spacecraft. Watch the flyover…
Global Ocean Suspected on Saturn’s Enceladus
An interpretation of images, taken of Saturn’s most explosive moon, indicate that some surface features on Enceladus roll like a conveyor belt, leading to conclusion that a
Impressive Prominence on the Sun
An impressive Sun’s image, featuring incandescent plasma suspended in looping and twisted magnetic fields stretched toward the Sun’s eastern horizon, on September 16. Image credit Alan Friedman
Hubble observes Galaxies’ merging in slow motion
These rare merging galaxies, known as NGC 3921, are close enough to be observed in depth, by Hubble Space Telescope.
Clear skies over the USA
During an early morning flyover of the United States, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly captured images and video from the International Space Station, on Sept. 17, 2015, .
Pluto spectacular new Backlit Panorama
These are the latest images from NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft from Pluto, that left baffled scientists, for their breathtaking views of majestic icy mountains, streams of frozen
What happens to humans during a year in Space
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko are halfway through the year they are spending aboard the International Space Station. This is a NASA chart