It happens more often than you might think – asteroids enter the Earth’s atmosphere about once a month. Usually we have no idea they are coming until they burn up in the Earth’s Atmosphere. Often they are destroyed before they…
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Small Asteroid Over Botswana [VIDEO]
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Asteroid, atmosphere, Botswana, Earth, meteor, Namibia, NASA, News, Science, Space, video
Safe Return For Space Travelers
Nasa announced the safe return of three of the International Space Station crew Sunday morning after 168 days in space where they performed hundreds of experiments. Astronauts Norishige Kanai (Japan), Anton Shkaplerov (Russia), and Scott Tingle (US), all began their…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Astronauts, Earth, international, International Space Station, ISS, NASA, News, Return, safe, Space, Space Station, station, touchdown
Night Views For May 27 2018
If you are someone who likes looking up at the night sky to see interesting things but hates having to stay up late to catch them; there is good news for you this weekend because you don’t have to stay…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: Earth, International Space Station, ISS, Jupiter, NASA, News, Night, Science, Space, Venus, view
NASA Mars Helicopter
NASA has been exploring Mars since 2003 with rovers, both of which went beyond their expected 90 day missions, one (Opportunity) has been going for 15 years and holds the record for the longest distance ever driven by any off-earth…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: 20/20, exploration, helicopter, Mars, NASA, News, rover, Science, Space
Funny April Fools From Space
If you are a fan of April Fools pranks there are those who would rather you kept them away from them. You cannot get farther away than these! Here are some of the more amusing pranks that have been played…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports Tagged with: April Fools, Astronaut, International Space Station, ISS, Joke, NASA, Prank, Space
Lunchtime Trivia Wednesday, March 21
Q: In the U.S there are 9 square feet of this for every person. In Canada that number is 2 square feet per person. What is it? A: Storage. Industry statistics show that the U.S. has an average of nine…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, Dave Creelman, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: Canada, per capita, self storage, Space, storage, U.S.
NASA And SpaceX Successful Launch
It’s not every day a rocket blasts off into space, even more rare is a rocket being relaunched into space. SpaceX this past week accomplished this task for NASA for the first time. Previously Falcon 9 rockets have been used…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: December 15, December 17, Falcon 9, International Space Station, NASA, Rocket, Science, Space, SpaceX
Black Hole 800 Million Times The Size Of Our Sun
A team of astronomers, including two from MIT, has detected the most distant supermassive black hole ever observed. The black hole sits in the center of an ultrabright quasar, the light of which was emitted just 690 million years after…
New LEGO Set Honors NASA’s Female Pioneers
For all their exemplary qualities, the LEGOs of yesteryear did have one flaw: the minifigures were predominantly male. In recent years, however, there’s been a notable uptick in female-focused sets, thanks in large part to fan-created concepts promoted through LEGO Ideas.…
Breakthroughs In Space On Earth
There were two big breakthroughs in space that happened right here on Earth this week. One of them was the development of a new space suit by SpaceX which looks like the sort of thing you would see in a…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: ESO, Red Supergiant, Science, Space, Space Suit, SpaceX, Star, Sun, Telescope, VLTI
August Skies Get Active This Week
There are going to be a number of reasons to tilt your head back this August. The skies are going to be pretty active this month starting with a partial lunar eclipse that will be occurring Tomorrow night. While it…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: Astronomy, Eclipse, Lunar, meteor, meteor shower, NASA, Observation, Perseid, Science, Solar, Space
Take A Walk On The ISS
Google has given us a new way of seeing the International Space Station (ISS) with their street view! With all the interest in space of last, the flyover of pluto, the northern lights, and the upcoming solar eclipse, it seems…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Google, Google Maps, International Space Station, ISS, Science, Space, station, Street View, technology, view, walk
New Pluto Video From NASA
NASA’s New Horizons’ spacecraft has provided yet another unique experience for us back on earth as there is a video showing what it would be like to fly over Pluto. Now whether you call it a planet, dwarf planet,…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Charon, Fly over, NASA, New Horizons, News, Pluto, Science, Space, technology, video
Northern Lights To Shine July 16 To 17
There is a possibility of seeing the Northern Lights shining in the night sky tonight as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting a geomagnetic storm that will cause the aurora to show much farther south than it…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Aurora Borealis, July 16, July 17, lights, NOAA, Northern Lights, Ontario, southern-ontario, Space, weather
New Canadian Astronauts Named
Canada is going to have two new astronauts! Two Albertans were named to represent Canada in space on our nation’s 150th birthday. .@Astro_Kutryk and @Astro_Jenni will begin two years of training at @NASA_Johnson in August 2017. https://t.co/JzhsmlQCac pic.twitter.com/OTwcYd8RgX —…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Astronaut, Canada, Canadian, Canadian Space Agency, Chris Hadfield, CSA, International Space Station, Justin Trudeau, News, Space
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