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9 Aug 2012 - NASA's Curiosity Beams Back a Color 360 of Gale Crater The first images from Curiosity's color Mast Camera, or Mastcam, have been received by scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. More...

These video clip reveals space platforms together with the supermoon zoomed up displaying the clavius crater location. Around the green portion you can view a couple of UFOs fly past one another. UFO's towards the earth and one flows further up in to the skies and perhaps farther. Glowing...

Uploader says: Date of discovery: March 2012 (although the photo if from 2009) Location of sighting: Earth's Moon Yes NASA did drop a small nuclear bomb on the moon in 2009, I personally watched it live on the internet with my students. Also the NASA Ames Research Center does get intel on...

More lunar artifacts, now by an NASA insider... Nasa's Ken Johnston. Video Description: Dr. Johnston was a former test pilot for NASA who also trained the astronauts to pilot the lunar lander. He later would become the Manager of the Data and Photo Control Department at NASA's Lunar Receiving...

"Hundreds of thousands of pictures of the moon will be examined for telltale signs that aliens once visited our cosmic neighbourhood if plans put forward by scientists go ahead. Passing extraterrestrials might have left messages, scientific instruments, heaps of rubbish or evidence of mining on...

On thе discovery announced bу Joseph Skipper – a virtual archaeologist whο “conducts excavations” οn οthеr planets, looking fοr anomalies іn images taken frοm satellites. Hе took advantage οf thе Internet resource Google Mars, whісh supplied thе photos fοr a variety οf devices thаt wеrе іn...

I am a sperm whale. I carry up to 2.5 tonnes of an oil-like balm in my huge, coffin-shaped head. I have a brain the size of a basketball, and on that basis alone am entitled to my opinions. I am a sperm whale. When I breathe in, the fluid in my head cools to a dense wax and I nosedive into the...

We know the military industrial complex works hand in hand with Hollywood in producing these mental conditioning and pre-programming sci-fi scenarios. Just look at the involvement of military personnel and equipment--think that doesn't come with a heavy price tag, in money and message...

4 May 2011 - Mars Tribute Marks Memories of Shepard's Flight The team exploring Mars via NASA's Opportunity rover for the past seven years has informally named a Martian crater for the Mercury spacecraft that astronaut Alan Shepard christened Freedom 7. More...

LYTTELTON, New Zealand – At the epicenter, children in the school playground screamed as the earth rattled and cracked. Elderly residents toppled to the floor in the nursing home. Cliff faces fell, hurling truck-sized boulders across lawns and through houses. This week's massive earthquake...

17 Feb 2011 - Waiter, There's Metal in My Moon Water Water ice recently discovered in dust at the bottom of a crater near the moon's south pole is accompanied by metallic elements like mercury, magnesium, calcium, and even a bit of silver. Now you can add sodium to the mix, says Dr. Rosemary...

A NASA spacecraft zipped past a comet half the size of Manhattan in a Valentine's Day rendezvous that scientists hope will shed light on these icy solar system bodies. Speeding at 24,000 mph, Stardust zoomed by comet Tempel 1 on Monday night, snapping six dozen high-resolution pictures along...

Love is in the air on Earth — and in space too. Some 210 million miles away, a comet-hunting spacecraft is ready to get up close and personal with its cosmic match on Valentine's Day. Barreling along at 24,000 mph, NASA's Stardust craft will swoop within 125 miles of comet Tempel 1 — close...

LOS ANGELES – After a long-distance courtship, a NASA spacecraft is set to meet up with its celestial sweetheart — a comet half the size of Manhattan that had an encounter with another spacecraft not long ago. The rendezvous between Stardust and comet Tempel 1 occurs on Valentine's Day some 210...

Turns out that for a thousand years we've seen lights go on an off on the moon. Someone on the moon turning lights on and off doesn't fit with the "paradigm" so scientists just ignore the stupendous fact that there are lights on the moon, and they are being turned on and off. All of which is...

A spectacular volcanic eruption is currently under way in Japan. The mountain Kirishima is firing red-hot magma and volcanic bombs into the air. Mount Kirishima, a volcano on the southern island of Kyushu, began erupting on Jan. 26. A giant ash cloud poured from the volcano, prompting...

It's a good thing comets don't hold a grudge. If they did, comet Tempel 1 would have a few choice words for NASA when the agency's next spacecraft comes calling. That encounter is set for Valentine's Day and should be a peaceable affair, as the Stardust spacecraft whizzes within 124 miles (200...

Photo Gallery: 22 Photos University of Bristol / Lorraine Field The fissures began appearing years ago. But in recent months, seismic activity has accelerated in northeastern Africa as the continent breaks apart in slow motion. Researchers say that lava in the region is consistent...

for Mahmoud Darwish & Yehudah Amichai In the Levant, human violence appears late in prehistory. A slit in the sternum, a knick in the skull— the worn, warm skeleton, unearthed & stained with millenia's diverse mineral sediment. Indentation like a crater, gentle slit like glacial rift— now...

A NASA lunar probe's meticulous observations are allowing scientists to create the most precise and complete map of the moon's surface to date, researchers said. In its first year or so of operation, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) spacecraft beamed about 3 billion data points back to...