Geeks in Space: Goodnight, Irene
Living in South Florida has its perks. Among those are mild winters, fantastic beaches and so many things to do, we practically invented...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: The Perseids Are Here! The Perseids Are Here!
Each year beginning in July and running through August, the Perseid meteor shower fills the night sky with all its fiery glory. This Friday...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: There’s Mud in Your Eye
News yesterday came out that NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has found signs that liquid salt water may be flowing during the...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: That’s Not a Moon… oh, Maybe It Is
Despite its downgraded status to a dwarf planet, Pluto continues to surprise scientists as the faithful space telescope Hubble rooted out a...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: Dawn and the Vestal Virgin
At approximately 10pm Pacific time tonight, NASA’s spacecraft Dawn should enter orbit around Vesta, marking the first time a human...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: Apps in Space!
The final space shuttle mission is scheduled to launch Friday, July 8, 2011, weather permitting that is, and it’s been pretty rainy...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: Economic Realities of the End of an Era
NASA’s final shuttle mission is planned to liftoff on July 8th. The mission will mark the end of a historic period of triumph – and...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: Things That Make You Go Hmm
I’m sure by now everyone with television and internet access has seen or read about the doomsday prophecies regarding the supposed...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: The Age of Aquarius
Today, NASA is preparing to launch the Aquarius/SAC-D spacecraft aboard a Delta II rocket. The Aquarius mission will study the salinity...
Read MoreGeeks in Space: Cosmic Rays, Super Storms and Rogue Planets – Oh My!
Yesterday astronauts aboard the space shuttle Endeavour successfully installed the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the sprawling framework...
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