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I remember learning about the scientific method and thrilling in its simplicity: come up with a theory and then test it to prove it. Or...

As noted a few weeks ago in this column, the Voyager probes are on the threshold of interstellar space ready to say goodbye to our solar...

Other than the wedded bliss of Billy and Katie, on the other side of the pond in an interesting state called Florida, those not invited to...

It started as a grass-roots initiative in 1970, and Earth Day is now observed in 175 countries and is consider the largest secular holiday...

Need a job? Virgin Galactic, a leading commercial enterprise of the private space initiative, is seeking pilot-astronauts for its...

On April 12, 1981, STS-1 launched into space and ushered in a thirty year reign of amazing technological advancement. The workhorse of...

Posted by Susan on Mar 25, 2011 in Geeks in Space | 0 comments

In these tough economic times, many people question why trillions of dollars we don’t even have are allocated for NASA’s...

NASA is celebrating Sun-Earth Day this year on March 19th. For those of you who don’t know, Sun-Earth Day is a series of programs and...

Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 have been a part of our lives for such a long time now that we have a tendency to forget that they’re still...

In 2008 and 2009, sunspots, areas of intense magnetic activity on the surface of the sun, completely disappeared. As a result, solar...