Blogs about Space
27 blogs about Space.
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Antimatter
Life in a puzzling universe.
By Cormac O’Rafferty. 🇮🇪 More infoUpdated
4th International Conference on the History of Physics This week, the 4th international conference on the history of physics finally took place at Trinity College Dublin. The event, supported by the Institute of Physics and the European Physics Society, was the fourth in …
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Astroblog
Obscured by Clouds. The rough and ready blog of a cloud benighted biologist and amateur astronomer.
By Ian Musgrave. 🇦🇺 More infoUpdated
Thursday December 19 to Thursday December 26 The Last Quarter Moon is Monday December 23. Earth is at solstice on the 21st. In the evening Venus is coming closer to Saturn. Jupiter , Saturn and Venus are visible in the evening sky. …
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Astro Bob | Duluth News Tribune
Bob King's 'Astro Bob' is astronomy for everyone. Mars, Milky Way, Northern Lights, constellations, star gazing and much more.
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Astro Bob: Here’s why we confuse drones with airplanes, stars and planets If you’re not familiar with the night sky, it’s easy to go astray.
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Astronomy Picture of the Day
A different astronomy and space sciencerelated image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation.
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The Long Night Moon On the night of December 15, the
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Centauri Dreams
Imagining and Planning Interstellar Exploration.
By Paul Gilster. More infoUpdated
Can Life Emerge around a White Dwarf? My curiosity about white dwarfs continues to be piqued by the occasional journal article, like a recent study from Caldon Whyte and colleagues reviewing the possibilities for living worlds around such stars. Aimed at Astrophysical …
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collectSPACE
Source for space history, space artifacts, and space memorabilia. Learn where astronauts will appear, browse collecting guides, and read original space history-related daily reports.
By Robert Pearlman. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
By your wrist to the moon Your doorbell today may have the same computing power as was on the Apollo spacecraft, but can it fly you to the moon? Apollo Instruments' new DSKY Moonwatch is a working replica of the display …
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Comets & Asteroids - Small Bodies of the Solar System
Latest news about Comets and Neo by Remanzacco Astronomical Observatory, Italy. Images and information about recent minor planets discoveries provided by our observer team.
By Ernesto Guido. 🇮🇹 More infoUpdated
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Crowlspace
A Deeper Future View.
By Adam Crowl. More infoUpdated
A Work In Progress – Starship Earth Abstract Cixin Liu’s “Wandering Earth” is a more recent depiction of Earth being used as a Starship. Like Stanley Schmidt’s “Lifeboat Earth” (1976) it does seem like something of a rush job – the Sun …
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Dreams of Space - Books and Ephemera
Non-fiction children's space flight stuff 1945-1975.
By John Sisson. More infoUpdated
Distant Worlds (1932) An early children's science fiction book about spaceflight. Borrowing from a book-seller description:Friedrick Mader, "the German Jules Verne" according to Sam Moskowitz, was a popular author of fantastic romances in post-World War One Germany. DISTANT …
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Drew Ex Machina | Posts
My website is dedicated to the presentation and discussion of my past and current professional work. My areas of interest include remote sensing, spaceflight, astronomy and astrobiology.
By Andrew LePage. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Apollo A-002: Testing the Limits of the Launch Escape System One of the more dangerous parts of a space mission is launch which is why almost all crewed spacecraft have had launch abort options to cover all phases of ascent. In order to support abort …
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Exploring the Universe with Andrew Fraknoi
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Dec. 21 is Winter Solstice — Why We Have Seasons on Earth Saturday, Dec. 21 will be the winter solstice – the shortest day and longest night of the year, with which we mark the beginning of the winter season in the Earth’s northern hemisphere. It’s interesting …
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In the Dark
A blog about the Universe, and all that surrounds it.
By Peter Coles. 🇮🇪 More infoUpdated
Five New Publications at the Open Journal of Astrophysics Time for the usual Saturday summary of papers at the Open Journal of Astrophysics. We have published five more papers since the last update a week ago. The count in Volume 7 (2024) is now …
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LaurelsPlutoBlog
This is a blog advocating the overturning and/or ignoring of the controversial IAU planet definition that demoted Pluto, the adoption of a broader planet definition that includes all dwarf planets, and the chronicling of worldwide efforts toward these goals.
By Laurel Kornfeld. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
18 Years Later, Proposed Change to IAU Planet Definition is Not the Answer It isn’t, as the Celestron website one-sidedly states on its page about observing Pluto, a “fun holiday to celebrate.” What today is is the anniversary of a terrible day for science and knowledge, a day …
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Leonard David's INSIDE OUTER SPACE
A space journalist, reporting on space activities for over 50 years.
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Groaning and Droning On and On About Those Drones – What’s the Connection with Flying Saucers, UAPs and Alien Pilots? All of the recent sightings of puzzling unidentified aircraft in New Jersey and other states have triggered yet another round of unanswered questions, along with fueling conspiracy theories. For one, the odd objects have sparked …
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Light from Space
Thomas Fuchs' amateur astrophotography. Photos, tutorials and tidbits.
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Andromeda: Our Galactic Neighbor Many things have been said about the Andromeda Galaxy, arguably the most majestic galaxy that amateur astronomers can image due to it's sheer size in the sky—many times larger than the Moon appears to us, …
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Many Worlds
By Marc Kaufman, Elizabeth Tasker. 🇯🇵 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
Many Worlds Archive is Available I had the pleasure of reporting and writing the Many Worlds column — sponsored by NASA’s NExSS initiative and the Lunar & Planetary Institute — for more than seven years, but the run came to …
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MOONBASE CENTRAL
the blog about vintage and modern space toys.
By Woodsy. More infoUpdated
SHHHH! SECRET SUE AND OTHER SPY DOLLS If like me you like vintage spy dolls then this article is for you. From the Doll Boldly site here's Double Trouble:https://thebolddoll.com/vintage/double-trouble/What do you think?On your Christmas list now?
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Music of the Spheres
Space flight, simulators, astronomy, books, flying, music, science, education: whatever the obsession of the moment might happen to be.
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Mendelssohn & Monet I was listening to a favorite symphony this morning, Mendelssohn’s Fourth, the Italian Symphony. The first movement is as sunny as I’ve ever known it to be in Italy, even in Tuscany. I started wondering …
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Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency
This is the research blog for the Nonhuman Autonomous Space Agency, an investigation into the potential deployment of networks of nonhumans to colonize the solar system.
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durf: Boston Dynamics steals Japanese kawaii tech for its latest robot: durf: Boston Dynamics steals Japanese kawaii tech for its latest robot:
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No Shortage of Dreams
The story of spaceflight told through missions and programs that did not happen - that is, the great majority of them.
By David S. F. Portree. More infoUpdated
Apollo-Soyuz II (1974) Image credit: NASA.The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) had its origins in talks aimed at developing a common U.S./Soviet docking system for space rescue. The concept of a common docking system was first put forward in …