Space Contents Archive

Supermassive black hole spotted wandering through space

Asking for a book I am writing

I am writing a book and I want to add a part where the protagonist figures out a location buy looking at the alignment of the stars. Is it possible? In the real world can a location be figured out by stars? Also the protagonist is on horse. Please don't be rude. I searched online and did not understand the concept hence asking here.

🔴 🌊 Billions of years ago, according to geological evidence, water flowed across Mars & collected into pools, lakes, & oceans. New research shows a substantial quantity of the water — between 30 and 99% — is trapped within minerals in the planet’s crust: https://t.co/8LVttL7jqt https://t.co/T9CRsUAbIb

Computer simulations of water moving through Mars’ interior, surface and atmosphere now suggest that most of the Red Planet’s water molecules may have gotten lodged inside the crystal structures of minerals in the planet’s crust

Life Beyond Chapter 3 Reveal!!

Progress update 2. Started removing the tower and a large section of the accommodations from Phobos @SpaceX @elonmusk https://t.co/orbeK8fYuI

In between ongoing investigations to further our understanding of how spaceflight impacts the human body, the Exp 64 crew devoted time to brushing up on procedures to relocate the Soyuz to another port on station. Read more... https://t.co/rikwknz5BI https://t.co/ycGA5KMJbT

Perspective of space

Is our knowledge of space based on a Northern hemisphere perspective? For eg. The image of Jupiter we are so used to seeing, with the red spot in it's bottom hemisphere will it appear at the top hemisphere from, say, Australia? With that logic, the globe need not be what it is today. It can be 'upside down'. There's nothing wrong with it. It's just perspective. Where am I wrong?

Every space blob has a story 📖 This colorful blob of space stuff has a fascinating history. It's a supernova remnant, the leftover bits from after the explosive death of a new star. The new star, likely the brightest supernova in recorded human history, lit up Earth’s sky in the year 1006 AD and was widely observed by various civilizations from different places on the Earth. It resides within our Milky Way Galaxy. ✍️ Pop quiz: How many types of supernova remnant are there? 1️⃣? 2️⃣? 3️⃣? 4️⃣? Let us know down below! Credit: NASA, ESA, Zolt Levay #NASA #Supernova #Astronomy #Nebulas #Glowing #Space #MilkyWay #SNR #blob

Previously unknown bacteria discovered on the space station could help grow plants

Just a little bit of the Milky Way. @nickolasawarner

Oregon coast facing east. Around 3-5am someday last year (OC)

Water, water, everywhere… on Mars? A new study challenges the theory that water on Mars disappeared into space. @NASA-funded research and archived data indicate between 30 to 99% of the planet’s water is trapped in minerals in the Martian crust. #LPSC https://t.co/1pRW3jxsTj https://t.co/ZDJkEZQR0Z

NASA has begun a study of the SLS rocket’s affordability [Updated]

Dont want the answer just a how to would be great.