Scientists say NASA is about to propose major cuts in its exploration of other planets, especially Mars. And NASA's former science chief is calling it irrational.
How do you celebrate getting accepted to MIT?17-year-old Erin King of Georgia aimed high ? really high, sending a tube containing her MIT acceptance letter on a high-flying balloon ride to near-space.
Astronauts stuck on a space station or mission to Mars must treat illnesses or do surgery with their own hands, but not necessarily without some virtual help. A 3D visor display being tested on Earth could guide astronauts with virtual reality graphics overlaid on top of the real world.
Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: Color pictures taken from Martian orbit feature the landing spots for two of NASA's dearly departed probes on the Red Planet. Can you spot them?
The most detailed image yet of the well-known Carina nebula has been caught by a European telescope, unveiling previously hidden features of an exquisite star nursery.
Next Supercontinent Could Be Formed Near North Pole RedOrbit According to MSNBC Science Editor Alan Boyle, the Yale researchers, including geologist Ross Mitchell, used a computer model to determine the estimated location of the new supercontinent, which they have dubbed Amasia due to the formation beginning ...
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Romney campaign enters CPAC 2012 on much different footing - msnbc.com (blog)
Romney campaign enters CPAC 2012 on much different footing msnbc.com (blog) By Michael O'Brien, msnbc.com Mitt Romney will address a yearly gathering of Republican activists in Washington, DC, on a much different footing than he did in 2008, when he announced to attendees of the Conservative Political Action Conference that he ...
Scientists say NASA will cut missions to Mars msnbc.com WASHINGTON — Scientists say NASA is about to propose major cuts in its exploration of other planets, especially Mars. And NASA's former science chief is calling it irrational. With limited money for science and an over-budget new space telescope, ...
Scientists say NASA is about to propose major cuts in its exploration of other planets, especially Mars. And NASA's former science chief is calling it irrational.
A penny in today's economy does not go very far, but that has not stopped NASA from making a 1-cent piece stretch all the way to another planet: Mars.
Faux political pundit and TV funnyman Stephen Colbert recently expressed his love for space via a PSA video extolling the virtues of NASA.
How do you celebrate getting accepted to MIT?17-year-old Erin King of Georgia aimed high ? really high, sending a tube containing her MIT acceptance letter on a high-flying balloon ride to near-space.
Astronauts stuck on a space station or mission to Mars must treat illnesses or do surgery with their own hands, but not necessarily without some virtual help. A 3D visor display being tested on Earth could guide astronauts with virtual reality graphics overlaid on top of the real world.
Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: Color pictures taken from Martian orbit feature the landing spots for two of NASA's dearly departed probes on the Red Planet. Can you spot them?
There are two interesting meet-ups in space for skywatchers this week: close encounters between the moon, several planets and stars.
The giant black hole at the center of our galaxy may be snacking on asteroids.
The most detailed image yet of the well-known Carina nebula has been caught by a European telescope, unveiling previously hidden features of an exquisite star nursery.
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