3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 05:43)
The insane engineering of James Webb telescope
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 08:33)
Petition to change JWST to Betty White Space Telescope
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(Dec 31, 2021 07:57)
In 2021 I reached for the stars and found my passion for astronomy - thank you all for the inspiration and happy new year!
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Start spreading the news! Before the @NASAWebb space telescope works to #UnfoldTheUniverse, it’s making a cameo in Times Square. Wishing you and yours a #HappyNewYear full of light & discovery. https://t.co/NvuWCUcDAl 📸: @MorganStanley https://t.co/qUW712vDnS
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 09:31)
Biden-Harris Administration Extends Space Station Operations Through 2030 – Space Station
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 08:23)
A cool animation I did from two photographs I took of a sunspot with my telescope: Same sunspot - without and with h-alpha filtering.
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 06:49)
Virtual internships for high school students?
What are some good recommendations for virtual/ remote nasa internships for high school students? I’m currently a freshman but I want to get to know the opportunities before hand.
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 05:39)
An Interview with NASA Associate Administrator Dr. Bhavya Lal
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 06:19)
Best app or website for a galaxy map?
New to astronomy and I'm really trying to get a sense of what's where with respect to the position of stars within our galaxy. I've tried a bunch of astronomy apps for iOS as well as a few websites but haven't been able to find a great interactive map yet. Any recommendations?
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 09:56)
Space Junk?
I was reading about JWST and the billionaire space race recently and happened to stumble upon the problems with the increase in space launches (i was bored and decided to research). I read about the possible solutions to the specific problem of space junk being left in space such as pushing it in the planet's atmosphere to burn it up. But like burning it in the atmosphere negatively impacts the planet's atmosphere and ozone layer? What if NASA or some other space agency instead burned the unused space crafts (gathering them up ofc and being some distance away from Earth) in space? Where would the gas molecules go? Would they return to the Earth?
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3 years ago
(Dec 31, 2021 07:53)
Jeevoka - 8 Animals That Would Happily Survive A Nuclear War
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(Dec 31, 2021 04:43)
Happy 2022 from the @Space_Station! Started off the year with an amazing view of Antarctica while off the South American coast...the same area that Shackleton explored long ago with his crew, #Endurance. https://t.co/YYEyaBkPNm
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