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NASA Puffin is a Real Jetpack

NASA Puffin is a Real Jetpack

NASA Puffin is a Real Jetpack. The engineers at NASA have combined every one of our geeky transportation dreams into a single little vehicle called the Puffin.

January 23 2010 | Posted in Science | Read More »

Asteroid Apophis and Russian Armageddon Project

Asteroid Apophis and Russian Armageddon Project

Asteroid Apophis is expected to pass close to the Earth in 2029 and again in 2036. Russian scientists are preparing to boldly go where no man has gone before, except for the team of Bruce Willis in Armageddon movie.

January 3 2010 | Posted in Science | Read More »

The Year 2009 will end with a Blue Moon Eclipse

The Year 2009 will end with a Blue Moon Eclipse

The Year 2009 will end with a Blue Moon Eclipse – people from Europe, Africa and Asia can see a beautiful blue moon eclipse today.

December 31 2009 | Posted in Science | Read More »

GJ 1214 b planet with water and atmosphere

GJ 1214 b planet with water and atmosphere

GJ 1214 b – planet with water and atmosphere.

December 23 2009 | Posted in Science | Read More »

SpaceShipTwo renamed to VSS Enterprise

SpaceShipTwo renamed to VSS Enterprise

SpaceShipTwo got a new name – VSS Enterprise at California’s Mojave Air and Space Port.

December 8 2009 | Posted in Science | Read More »

Never cheat in engineering classes

Never cheat in engineering classes

Never cheat in engineering classes. Possibly Related Posts: 7 Types of Robots I Wish Existed Five Futuristic Sci-Fi Scenes That Became Reality The Top Five Reasons Aliens Have Not Met With us Yet Private Space Taxi reaches orbit On ’55 Cancri e’ the year is 17 hours and 41 minutes

December 6 2009 | Posted in Science | Read More »

Supernova explosion

Supernova explosion

A supernova is a stellar explosion. Supernovae are extremely luminous and cause a burst of radiation that often briefly outshines an entire galaxy, before fading from view over several weeks or months. During this short interval, a supernova can radiate as much energy as the Sun could emit over its life span. The explosion expels [...]

December 6 2009 | Posted in Science | Read More »

Herschel Will Deliver Data from Outer Space

Herschel Will Deliver Data from Outer Space

Herschel, the largest infrared telescope ever launched, is designed to study some of the coldest objects in space, located deep in a region of the electromagnetic spectrum that is still largely unexplored. Its massive one-piece mirror, which is almost one-and-a-half times larger than Hubble’s, is delivering sharper images of the stars with coverage of a [...]

December 3 2009 | Posted in Science | Read More »