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hubblecast 54: 22 years in images 1080p
Bookmarked 727 weeks ago to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the nasaesa hubble space telescope this month episode 54 of the hubblecast gives a slideshow of some of the best images from over two decades in orbit set to specially commissioned musicfor information on each photo click on the source link belowcredit: esahubblesource: http:wwwspacetelescopeorgvideosheic1206a |
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rosetta mission: results from comet landing: 14 nov 13:00 gmt
Bookmarked 592 weeks ago update on the rosetta mission including status of the philae landerhosted by emily baldwin - esa science editor with:andrea accomazzo - esa rosetta flight director esocstephan ulamec - philae lander manager dlrmatt taylor - rosetta project scientist esaphilippe gaudon - cnes rosetta project manager soncholger sierks - pi for osiris max-planck-institute for solar system researchvalentina lommatsch - dlr-lander control center mission teamjeff grossman - osiris-rex program scientist nasagordon johnston - osiris-rex program scientist nasastarts 13:00 gmt 14:00 cetmore about the rosetta mission:http:wwwesaintrosetta |
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official destiny gameplay trailer: venus
Bookmarked 605 weeks ago venus was once the site of a great discovery a paradise now it is a monument to all that we have lost defeat our enemies explore the ancient ruins of our solar system become legend pre-order destiny to gear up for day one with early access to vanguard weapons gear and a player emblem: http:wwwdestinythegamecomwheretobuykeep up with all of the latest information by following us on facebook http:wwwfacebookcomdestinythegame and on twitter destinythegame and bungievisit wwwdestinythegamecom or wwwbungienet to learn more access to vanguard armory can also be attained through gameplay 2014 bungie inc all rights reserved destiny the destiny logo bungie and the bungie logo are among the trademarks of bungie inc published and distributed by activision activision is a registered trademark of activision publishing inc esrb rating icons are registered trademarks of the entertainment software association esa and may not be used without permission of the esa all other trademarks and trade names are the properties of their respective owners |
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ufo never doubt again
Bookmarked 769 weeks ago footage filmed during nasa space shuttle sts-80 missionmany camera039s are filming the missions and all these video039s and communication between space ampamp ground is being send to houston nasa with satellite in canada there was a owner of a tv station named: martyn stubbs who could also receive the same nasa satellite video039s and he taped for more then 5 years all the mission039s video039s communication that houston was receiving more of those footage is in the documentaries: the secret nasa transmissions quotthe smoking gunquot and quotsecret spacequot dvd check googlevideo |
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brave comet quotlovejoyquot has survived its encounter with the sun 16122011
Bookmarked 743 weeks ago against the expectations comet lovejoy survived its encounter with the sunread more :http:wwwesaintesascsem3hd8xzvg_index_0html comet c2011 w3 was discovered from the ground by the australian astronomer terry lovejoy hence it is now carries his namehttp:newswatchnationalgeographiccom20111216comet-stays-alive-after-buzzing-sun |
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stand together: the gaming community vs sopa and pipa
Bookmarked 740 weeks ago signing petitions and fighting at the government levels for the prevention of bills like sopa and pipa it039s not enough as gamers we must hit them where it hurts the pocket book that039s why red 5 studios and others are asking for you to boycott e3download it here - http:wwwmegauploadcomd=vq0jzfqkspread this to your social networks contact your favorite bloggers your favorite developers your favorite media outlets let them know that we care about our rights |
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how to wash clothes at the international space station
Bookmarked 746 weeks ago this astronaut will demonstrate you how they wash clothes at the issvideo credit nasa |
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soho: 8 days 12 cmes 201111 720p
Bookmarked 746 weeks ago since the sun produced about a dozen coronal mass ejections cmes in eight days it did seem like it was working overtime nov 22-28 2011 the soho c2 coronagraph shows the storms both large and small blasting out in different directions the sun itself taken by the solar dynamics observatory in extreme uv light was scaled appropriately and superimposed on the coronagraph for the same time period it took over 1300 frames to make the video clipcredit: nasa esasource: http:sohowwwnascomnasagovpickoftheweekold02dec2011 |
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gamers heart japan promo 2
Bookmarked 781 weeks ago http:wwwgamersheartjapancomhttp:wwwifrcorgenget-involveddonatedonation-japandisasterpageid=51110http:wwwredcrossorgaujapan2011htmhttp:wwwredcrosscagamersheartjapanhttp:americanredcrossorggamersheartjapan-pubhttp:wwwredcrossorgukjapangamersair dates:citytv canada - april 3rd - 4 pm all marketsg4 canada - april 3rd - 6 pm etpt 9 pm etptg4tv us - april 4th - 2 am etpt sci fi australia - april 3rd - 7 pm etspace canada - april 3rd - 7 pm ethulucomgamers-heart-japanpremiering april 3rd an hour long video special from the videogame community gamers heart japan is a global initiative to celebrate and support our friends and colleagues in japan join your favorite game makers and game journalists and support red cross relief efforts |
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earth images from alexander gerst in 4k
Bookmarked 602 weeks ago this timelapse video was made from images taken by esa astronaut alexander gerst orbiting earth on the international space station the video is offered in ultra high definition the highest available to consumers be sure to change the settings in youtube if your computer or television can handle it for the full effectthe montage is made from a long sequence of still photographs taken at a resolution of 4256 x 2832 pixels at a rate of one every second the high resolution allowed the esa production team to create a 3840 x 2160 pixel movie also known as ultra hd or 4kplaying these sequences at 25 frames per second the film runs 25 times faster than it looks for the astronauts in space the artistic effects of the light trails from stars and cities at night are created by superimposing the individual images and fading them out slowlyalexander gerst is a member of the international space station expedition 40 crew he is spending five and a half months living and working on the iss for his blue dot mission |
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mars500 - 520 days of solitude
Bookmarked 750 weeks ago an overview of mars500 a crew of six -- 2 europeans 3 russians and 1 chinese - are spending 520 days in a 039spacecraft039 in moscow simulating the conditions of a real mission to mars the experiment is organised by the russian institute of biomedical problems and the european space agency |
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esa039s astronauts in training at johnson space center houston
Bookmarked 758 weeks ago date- 25th aug 10 source- http:wwwesaintesa-mmgmmghomepl039esa039s astronauts paolo nespoli andr kuipers and roberto vittori are participating in extensive iss training at johnson space center houston nespoli and kuipers will stay aboard the space station for six months - nespoli from december 2010 and kuipers year later - and vittori will be the last non-us astronaut flying with space shuttle in next february039 |
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ariane 30th birthday
Bookmarked 720 weeks ago on 24 december 1979 ariane made its first flight from french guiana marking the beginning of 30 years of success and giving europe a guaranteed independent access to space with ariane esa could develop its own programmes in many different domains: telecommunications earth observation science and exploration europe was the pioneer in the civil launch space market with the creation of arianespace the world-leading space transportation company |
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milky way versus andromeda as seen from earth
Bookmarked 720 weeks ago from hubblecast scientists have been using hubble observations to predict the future of the andromeda galaxy and the milky way and how the collision will look from earth projecting the motion of andromeda039s stars over the next 8 billion years the astronomers now know the path that galaxy is taking through space and it039s heading straight for us computer simulations based on hubble observations show how the two galaxies will crash together in around 4 billion years039 timethe andromeda galaxy some 22 million light-years away is the closest spiral galaxy to our home the milky way for around a century astronomers have known it is moving towards us but whether or not the two galaxies would actually collide or simply fly past each other remained unclear now a team of astronomers has used the hubble space telescope to shed light on this question by looking at the motion stars in the andromeda galaxywe wanted to figure out how andromeda was moving through space so in order to do that we measured the location of the andromeda stars relative to the background galaxies in 2002 they were in one place and in 2010 they were in a slightly different place and that allowed us to measure the motion over a period of eight yearsthe motion is actually incredibly subtle and not obvious to the human eye even when looking at hubble039s sharp images however sophisticated image analysis revealed tiny movements that the scientists were able to project into the futurebased on these findings it is finally possible to show what will happen to the milky way over the next eight billion years as the galaxies drift closer then collide and gradually merge into a single larger elliptical galaxy with reddish stars and yet the solar system should in fact survive this huge crashthe reason we think that our solar system will not be much affected by this collision between the milky way and andromeda is that galaxies are mostly empty spaceeven though our galaxy as well as the andromeda galaxy has a hundred billion stars in it they are very far apart so if two galaxies actually collide with each other the stars basically pass right between each other and the chance of two stars directly hitting each other is really really small so the likelihood that our solar system will be directly impacted by another star for example in andromeda as we collide with it is really really smallwell if life is still present on earth when this happens the changes in the sky will be quite spectacular now they will be very very slow because the timescales on the scales of galaxies in the universe are very very long so you have to think millions of years but even then over these timescales over millions of years we will see big changes if we wait a few billion years andromeda will be huge on the sky it will be as big as our milky way because we039ll be very close to it and then later when the galaxies merge the merged remnant of the milky way galaxy and andromeda will look more like an elliptical galaxy and we039ll be sitting right in itso the view of the milky way on the night sky will be completely gone and this band of light will be replaced by a more spheroidal distribution of lightand so the sun born in the milky way almost 5 billion years ago will end its life in a new orbit as part of a new galaxy |
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saturn039s mysterious moons
Bookmarked 728 weeks ago watch in high-resolution 1080p launched three years before the new century a spacecraft wound its way through the empty reaches of the solar system on earth its progress was little noted as it swung twice by the planet venus then our moon and earth the asteroid belt and jupiteralmost seven years later on the first of july 2004 the cassini probe entered the orbit of saturn it then began to compile what has become one of the greatest photographic collections of all time of a giant gas planet surrounded by colorful rings guarded by a diverse collection of moons and millions of tiny moonlets within this record is a trail of clues pointing to the energy sources and complex chemistry needed to spawn life what are these mysterious worlds telling us about the universe and earth in the outer reaches of the solar system a billion and a half kilometers from the sun there is a little world known as enceladus nearly all of the sunlight that strikes its icy surface is reflected back into space making it one of the brightest objects in the solar systemat its equator the average temperature is minus 198 degrees celsius it can rise about 70 degrees higher in grooves that stretch across the south pole like tiger stripes looming over it is the giant planet saturnin myth saturn - the roman name for the primal greek god chronos - was the youngest son of gaia or earth and uranus sky wielding a scythe provided by his mother the story goes saturn confronted his abusive father castrating him the blood of uranus flowed into the seas fertilizing the earth and giving rise to enceladus and other giant offspring saturn039s moon enceladus has its own tangled story in 2005 the cassini spacecraft spotted plumes of water vapor shooting out into space from its south pole more recent close encounters have revealed jets of water flavored by slightly salty chemical compounds spewing out from vents in the rough cracked polar terrain that may mean that enceladus harbors a remarkable secret below its frigid surface: a liquid ocean and perhaps a chemical environment that could spawn simple life forms it039s not the only promising stop in the realm of saturn the moon titan is often said to resemble earth in its early days it is lined with volcanoes and a hazy atmosphere rich in organic compounds while enceladus is the size of great britain titan is ten times larger 50 larger than our moon and the second largest moon in our solar systemwe039ve known about titan since the astronomer christian huygens discovered it in 1655 and enceladus since william herschel spotted it in august 1789 just after the start of the french revolution scientists began to investigate these moons in earnest with the launch of the two voyager spacecraft in 1977 the lineup of outer planets in the solar system allowed the spacecraft to fly past each of themthey disclosed new details about their magnetic fields atmospheres ring systems and inner cores but what really turned heads were the varied shapes and surfaces of their moons they039ve all been pummeled over the millennia by wayward asteroids and comets a few appear to be sculpted by forces below their surfaces neptune039s largest moon triton has few craters it039s marked with circular depressions bounded by rugged ridges there are also grooves and folds that stretch for dozens of miles a sign of fracturing and deforming triton has geysers too shooting some five miles above the surface but on this frigid moon -- so far from the sun -- the liquid that spouts is not water but nitrogen tiny miranda one of 27 known moons that orbit uranus wears a jumbled skin that039s been shaped and reshaped by forces within jupiter039s moon io -- orbiting perilously close to the giant planet is literally turning itself inside out rivers of lava roll down from open craters that erupt like fountains flying by europa voyager documented a complex network of criss-crossing grooves and ridges in the 1990s the galileo spacecraft went back to get a closer look it found that europa039s surface is a crazy quilt of fractured plates cliff faces and gullies amid long grooves like a network of superhighways how did it get like this then heat rising up through a subsurface ocean of liquid water cracks and shifts and spreads the icy surface in a thousand different ways europa039s neighbors callisto and ganymede show similar features suggesting they too may have liquid oceans below their surfaces crossing outward to saturn voyager found a similar surface on the moon enceladus so when the cassini spacecraft arrived in 2004 it came looking for answers to a range of burning questions: if this moon and others have subsurface oceans do they also have the ability to cook up and support life and what could they tell us about the origin of life throughout the galaxy |