365 Days of Astronomy
Mon Jun 17 13:43:44 2013 GMT
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June 17th: Astronomy Cast talk about Planetary Motion in the Sky

June 16th: Space Stories presents Chocolate Zombies

June 15th: All Aboard the Mars Express

June 14th: Weekly Space Highlight : From Pulsars to Soyuz

June 13th: Dear Cheap Astronomy eps. 6

June 12th: Science Getaways on Learning Space

June 11th: LADEE Mission

June 10th: Astronomy Cast discuss about Planetary Migration

June 9th: Space Stories presents Making Noise

June 8th: The Thirty Meter Telescope

Alien Life
Fri Apr 19 13:43:09 2013 GMT
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How do we search for life in the universe?

Contacting ETI via sunlight

Layer of liquefied molten rock in Earth's mantle discovered

Habitable zones around different star types

Volcanic eruptions linked to extinctions

Could science fiction alien Balok exist?

Voyager 1 leaves the heliosphere

505 million-year-old fossil discovered

Oldest light in the universe

Current concepts of planet habitability

Determining age of the ‘Methuselah Star’

Little margin for error to supporting life as we know it

Studying an exoplanet’s atmosphere

New technique unveils 10 exoplanets

A new third-closest star system

Number of potentially habitable planets greater than previously thought

Key features in proteins needed for life to function on Mars

Evidence that ancient Mars could have supported living microbes

Astrobiology Magazine
Fri Jun 14 13:44:29 2013 GMT
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Meteorite Phosphorus Aided Life on Early Earth

Precious Opals Shine a Light on Mars

Martian Clay Contains Chemicals Implicated in Origin of Life

Stellar Winds May Electrify Planets

Tiny Submersible Could Search for Life in Europa s Ocean

Kepler Stars and Planets Bigger Than Thought

Rare Stellar Alignment Helps in Hunt for Planets

3-Billion-Year-Old Microfossils Include Plankton

Infrared Photosynthesis: A Potential Power Source for Alien Life in Sunless Places

Lightest Exoplanet Imaged So Far?

Thermal Limit of Animal Life Redefined

Scouting for Not-So-Distant Worlds

Water-Rock Reactions Could Be Food for Life on Mars

Rounded Stones on Mars are Evidence of Flowing Water

NASA Radar Reveals Asteroid Has Its Own Moon

Radiation Exposure on a Trip to Mars

White or Brown Dwarf Planets Not Likely to Host Life

The Fall of Stromatolites

Astromart News
Fri Jun 14 01:13:02 2013 GMT
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NASA's Chandra Turns Up a Black Hole Bonanza in the Andromeda Galaxy

NASA's Van Allen Probes Reveal a New Radiation Belt Around Earth

NASA Releases Free Hubble and Webb Space Telescope eBooks

A Quantum Microscopy Breakthrough -- Dutch Researchers Image the Inside of a Hydrogen Atom

ESA's Planck Reveals the Most Detailed Map Ever Created of the Cosmic Microwave Background

Thanks to Einstein astronomers can now use BEER to find new planets.

Virgin Galactic SpaceShip Two Rockets Closer to Space

Cassini Observes Meteors Colliding with Saturn's Rings

Herschel Completes Its 'Cool' Journey in Space

Black Hole and Red Dwarf Orbit Each Other at Dizzying Speed

Researchers Provide Most Complete Experimental Proof of Quantum Entanglement

Nuclear Fusion Rocket Could Send Humans to Mars in 30 to 90 Days

ISON -- Comet of the Century? Or Just Another Dud?

NASA top climate scientist James Hansen to retire from Goddard Institute and sue the government

Astronomer's Conundrum -- Can the Methuselah Star be Older than the Universe?

Evidence that Comets Could Have Seeded Life on Earth

Supermassive Black Hole Spins at Nearly the Speed of Light

SpaceX Shows-Off Grasshopper -- A New Type of Hovering Rocket

Lowell Observatory Looks to the Public for Help in Restoring the World-Famous 24 Inch Clark Refractor

Astronomy Cast
Sat May 25 16:43:42 2013 GMT
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Ep. 301: Planetary Migration

Ep. 300: What We've Learned in Almost 7 Years

Ep. 299: Space Stations, Part 4 — Future Space Station

Ep. 298: Space Stations, Part 3 — International Space Station

Ep. 297: Space Stations, Part 2 — Mir

Ep. 296: Space Stations, Part 1 — Salyut and Skylab

Ep. 295: The Observable Universe

Ep. 294: The Arecibo Observatory

Ep. 293: Earthquakes

Ep. 292: The Oort Cloud

Ep. 291: Shockwaves

Ep. 290: Failed Stars

Ep. 289: Cherenkov Radiation

Ep. 288: Phases of Matter

Ep. 287: E=mc^2

Ep. 286: How to Debunk an End-of-the-World Myth

Ep. 285: How the World Will Really End

Ep. 284: Optics

Astronomy Magazine
Tue Jun 18 01:43:32 2013 GMT
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Study explains decades of black hole observations

Mars water-ice clouds are key to odd thermal rhythm

NASA's Chandra turns up black hole bonanza in galaxy next door

The Week in Pictures: June 8–14, 2013

Hubble uncovers surprising evidence for an extrasolar planet under construction

Cosmic giants shed new light on dark matter

Marks on martian dunes may be tracks of dry-ice sleds

New kind of variable star discovered

Black hole naps amid stellar chaos

Astrobiologists find martian clay contains chemical implicated in the origin of life

Sungrazing comet aids magnetic-field models

Stars don’t obliterate their planets — very often

Scientists size up universe’s most lightweight dwarf galaxy with Keck Observatory

The Week in Pictures: June 1–7, 2013

Hubble will use rare stellar alignment to hunt for planets

Cassini sees precursors to aerosol haze on Titan

ALMA discovers comet factory

Young star suggests our Sun was a feisty toddler

Astronomy Picture of the Day
Mon Jun 17 18:33:03 2013 GMT
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Dry Ice Sled Streaks on Mars

APOD Turns Eighteen

Delphinid Meteor Mystery

Sharpless 115

Four Planet Sunset

All of Mercury

Star Forming Region NGC 3582

The Large Magellanic Cloud in Ultraviolet

Flowing Auroras Over Norway

Messier Craters in Stereo

NGC 6302: The Butterfly Nebula

Star Size Comparisons

M57: The Ring Nebula

Orion Nebula in Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Sulfur

Curiosity: Wheels on Mars

A Roll Cloud Over Uruguay

The Milky Trail

The Eagle and The Swan

One Armed Spiral Galaxy NGC 4725

Audio Sky Tour
Fri May 31 16:43:43 2013 GMT
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S&T's Audio Sky Tour for July 2013

S&T's Audio Sky Tour for June 2013

Bad Astronomy
Wed Nov 28 17:43:57 2012 GMT
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Thank you

Revealed: My tattoo

A refreshing Shasta

Nerd deGrasse Tyson

Astronomy podcast for kids

Repost: Carl Sagan Day

Moon bounce

Uwingu wants you to submit names for their planetary baby book

Getting closer: Super-Earth found in a star’s habitable zone

Back to work

Centauri Dreams
Sun Jun 16 22:43:41 2013 GMT
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Starship Century, Part Two

Report from Starship Century

A Sunny Day on a ‘Super-Earth’?

Testing Out Pulsar Navigation

Public Engagement in Deep Space

Iain Banks: An Appreciation

Philosophy of the Starship: A Report

Exoplanet Science Beyond JWST

Deeper Into the Golden Age

Gravitational Lensing in Proxima Planet Hunt

Chandra X-ray Observatory
Wed Jun 12 19:43:59 2013 GMT
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Black Hole Bonanza Turns up in Galaxy Next Door

A Hidden Population of Exotic Neutron Stars

Black Hole Powered Jets Plow Into Galaxy

Colossal Hot Cloud Envelops Colliding Galaxies

X-Ray View of A Thousand-Year-Old Cosmic Tapestry

Taken Under the "Wing" of the Small Magellanic Cloud

Famous Supernova Reveals Clues About Crucial Cosmic Distance Markers

NASA's Swift, Chandra Explore a Youthful 'Star Wreck'

Probing Extreme Matter Through Observations of Neutron Stars

Rare Explosion May Have Created Our Galaxy's Youngest Black Hole

Lunar Phase
Sat Jun 8 19:30:02 2013 GMT
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Sat Jun 8 15:59:01 2013 GMT New Moon

Sun Jun 16 17:25:25 2013 GMT First quarter

Sun Jun 23 11:33:38 2013 GMT Full moon

Sun Jun 30 04:55:21 2013 GMT Last quarter

Mon Jul 8 07:16:06 2013 GMT New Moon

Major News About Minor Objects
Tue Jun 18 01:44:49 2013 GMT
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The Tracking News on Monday, 2013-06-17

2012 AU10 - MPEC 2013-M14

2011 QF3 - MPEC 2013-M13

2010 KK127 - MPEC 2013-M11

2011 PT1 - MPEC 2013-M12

2002 MS3 - MPEC 2013-M10

2011 BT15 - MPEC 2013-M09

Radar update

2013 LN31 - MPEC 2013-M08

2013 LM31 - MPEC 2013-M07

2013 LL31 - MPEC 2013-M06

2013 LK31 - MPEC 2013-M05

Daily Orbit Update - MPEC 2013-M04

2013 LZ28 - JPL risk updated

"Earth's Busy Neighborhood"

Yesterday's Tracking News

NASA Explorer
Fri Jun 14 15:31:07 2013 GMT
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Peer into a Simulated Stellar-mass Black Hole

MAVEN Imaging Ultraviolet Spectrograph

NASA's Iowa Flood Study Hangout

Goddard Space Flight Center Welcomes Summer Interns

Too Much, Too Little

Tracking a Superstorm

South Up Moon Phase & Libration 2013: Moon Only

South Up Moon Phase & Libration 2013: Moon with Additional Graphics

The Bedrock Beneath

A Tribute to Tim Samaras

A Swift Tour of the Nearest Galaxies in UV Light

Water on the Moon

Mission Trailer: IRIS Readies For a New Challenge

"Come Fly With Landsat"

"Come Fly With Landsat" director's cut

OSIRIS-REx Investigates Asteroid Bennu

First X-Class Solar Flares of 2013

SDO: Three Years in Three Minutes--With Expert Commentary

NASA's Heliophysics Fleet Captures May 1, 2013 Prominence Eruption and CME

NASA Image of the Day
Mon Jun 17 16:48:19 2013 GMT
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An Astronaut's View from Station

NASA Television
Mon Jun 17 21:31:07 2013 GMT
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Astronaut Class of 2013

NASA Small Business Week -- Doing Incredible Things

Cargo Craft Makes a "Relatively" Large Delivery to The International Space Station

Science Day on The Hill on This Week @NASA

Space Station Crew Talks with Seattle Area Students About Life On-Orbit

NASA Project Manager Julie Mitchell Talks Space With Students

Space Station Cargo Craft Makes Way for Another

It Gets Better

Space Station Astronauts Connect with Massachusetts Students

ScienceCasts: An Early Start for Noctilucent Clouds

NASA Mars Curiosity Rover Report -- June 7, 2013

Space Weather Enterprise Forum on This Week @NASA

Latest Update of Expedition 36 ESA Astronaut Luca Parmitano

NASA Flight Controller Talks Space with Students

ATV-4 Albert Einstein Heads to Space

NASA's Newest View of the Sun

Minneapolis Talks Space with the ISS

QE2's Flyby on This Week @NASA

Launch Aboard NASA's Summer of Innovation

NASA Universe
Sat Jun 15 04:45:16 2013 GMT
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NASA's Webb Telescope's Last Backbone Component Completed

NASA's Hubble Uncovers Evidence of Farthest Planet Forming From Its Star

NASA'S Chandra Turns up Black Hole Bonanza in Galaxy Next Door

Marks on Martian Dunes May Reveal Tracks of Dry Ice Sleds

NASA to Host June 7 Mars Rover Opportunity Teleconference

NASA Chandra, Spitzer Study Suggests Black Holes Abundant Among The Earliest Stars

NASA's Spitzer Sees Milky Way's Blooming Countryside

NASA's Hubble Maps 3-D Structure of Ejected Material Around Erupting Star

NASA's Hubble Will Use Rare Stellar Alignment to Hunt For Planets

NASA's Swift Produces Best Ultraviolet Maps of the Nearest Galaxies

NASACast: What's Up?
Thu Jun 6 07:45:43 2013 GMT
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What's Up for June 2013?

What's Up for May 2013?

What's Up for April 2013?

What's Up for March 2013?

What's Up for February 2013?

What's Up for January 2013?

What's Up for December 2012?

What's Up for November 2012?

What's Up for October 2012?

What's Up for September 2012?

Near Earth Objects
Mon Jun 4 10:55:02 2012 GMT
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Date : Miss Distance : Relative Velocity: Estimated Diameter : Object Name

 2012-Jun-04 : 13.1 LD : 25.4 km/s : 22 m - 50 m : (2012 HK31)

 2012-Jun-05 : 16.6 LD : 24.6 km/s : 32 m - 72 m : (2012 KN18)

 2012-Jun-05 : 49.3 LD : 19.8 km/s : 290 m - 640 m : (2008 MG1)

 2012-Jun-06 : 44.8 LD : 23.6 km/s : 50 m - 110 m : (2009 LE)

 2012-Jun-06 : 33.4 LD : 22.9 km/s : 71 m - 160 m : (2006 SG7)

 2012-Jun-07 : 28.4 LD : 20.7 km/s : 200 m - 440 m : (2001 LB)

 2012-Jun-09 : 28.7 LD : 25.0 km/s : 27 m - 59 m : (2012 JU11)

 2012-Jun-10 : 60.5 LD : 20.9 km/s : 170 m - 390 m : (2012 GX11)

 2012-Jun-14 : 36.7 LD : 24.7 km/s : 30 m - 67 m : (2012 KM11)

 2012-Jun-15 : 46.0 LD : 20.3 km/s : 230 m - 510 m : (2012 HN40)

 2012-Jun-16 : 62.2 LD : 17.8 km/s : 740 m - 1.7 km : (2002 AC)

 2012-Jun-16 : 68.8 LD : 18.0 km/s : 670 m - 1.5 km : 137120 (1999 BJ8)

 2012-Jun-19 : 51.3 LD : 21.4 km/s : 140 m - 310 m : (2011 KR12)

 2012-Jun-20 : 62.5 LD : 22.7 km/s : 77 m - 170 m : (2004 HB39)

 2012-Jun-21 : 70.5 LD : 25.5 km/s : 21 m - 46 m : (2008 CE119)

 2012-Jun-21 : 17.1 LD : 16.4 km/s : 1.4 km - 3.1 km : 308242 (2005 GO21)

 2012-Jun-25 : 65.0 LD : 25.9 km/s : 17 m - 39 m : (2011 AH5)

 2012-Jun-25 : 12.5 LD : 22.8 km/s : 75 m - 170 m : (2012 FA14)

Night-Sky Targets
Sun Jun 16 13:43:41 2013 GMT
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Ptolemy’s Cluster (M7), globular cluster M14, and the Draco Dwarf (UGC 10822)

The Butterfly Cluster (M6), globular cluster M107, and spiral galaxy NGC 6207

Variable star R Coronae Borealis, open cluster NGC 6124, and globular cluster NGC 6144

The star known as La Superba, globular cluster M80, and the Coma Galaxy Cluster

Carbon star V Hydrae, globular cluster NGC 5634, and the Ursa Minor Dwarf

The partial constellation Serpens Caput, M40, and lenticular galaxy M85

The Lozenge asterism, globular cluster NGC 5694, and spiral galaxy NGC 3521

The Kite asterism, globular cluster M53, and the Hockey Stick Galaxy (NGC 4656)

The Spring Triangle, the Mini Coathanger, and irregular galaxy NGC 4449

The Y of Virgo, globular cluster M3, and spiral galaxy NGC 4731

The Broken Engagement Ring, globular cluster M68, and the Helix Galaxy (NGC 2685)

The Coma Berenices star cluster, the Stargate asterism, and spiral galaxy M99

The constellation Canes Venatici, the Whirlpool Galaxy, and the Whale Galaxy

The constellation Corvus, open cluster M67, and spiral galaxy NGC 2683

The Head of Hydra, open cluster NGC 1981, and reflection nebula NGC 1999

The constellation Columba, globular cluster NGC 1851, and spiral galaxy NGC 1808

The Beehive Cluster (M44), open cluster M50, and the Rosette Nebula (NGC 2237–9/46)

Open cluster M41, the Tau Canis Majoris Cluster, and Thor’s Helmet

Regulus! Newsletter
Tue Mar 8 14:47:56 2011 GMT
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Regulus! Astronomy Newsletter - March 2011

Science @ NASA
Wed Jun 12 07:45:52 2013 GMT
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Dry Ice "Snowboards" on Mars

Noctilucent Clouds Get an Early Start

Asteroid Moon Movie

Approaching Asteroid Has Its Own Moon

Big Asteroid Flyby

New Asteroid Families Discovered

Big Weather on Hot Jupiters

Bright Explosion on the Moon

Planets Aligning in the Sunset Sky

Glow-in-the-Dark Plants on the ISS

Gigantic Hurricane Spotted on Saturn

Cassini Catches Meteors Hitting Saturn's Rings

See Saturn at its Best and Brightest

Hubble Sees Comet ISON

Comet ISON Meteor Shower

Kepler Discovers Smallest 'Habitable … Zone' Planets

A Whiff of Dark Matter on the ISS

Don't Let This Happen to Your Planet

Science about: Astronomy
Mon Jun 17 01:43:36 2013 GMT
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Science Weekly podcast: the universe's heart of darkness – dark matter

Black hole bonanza in 'next door' Andromeda galaxy | Stuart Clark

Seeing stars: Visions of the Universe exhibition - in pictures

Visions of the Universe exhibition reveals full wonder of space images

Starwatch: Scorpius

Nasa's Opportunity rover finds Martian water appropriate for the origin of life | Stuart Clark

Who are the modern flat earthers?

Space radiation results should spark manned Mars mission debate

Autumn on Titan, a hurricane on Saturn and fire on the international space station – in pictur...

Galaxy formation during first 2bn years of the universe - video

Starwatch: The June night sky

Neuroscience v rocket science: which is biggest and best? | Dean Burnett

Letters: Woolley thinking

Kepler space telescope 'isn't down-and-out just yet' – Nasa

Nasa's Kepler telescope failure is not the end of searching for another Earth

Silicon Valley Astronomy Lectures
Tue May 28 22:43:59 2013 GMT
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Brown Dwarfs and Free-floating Planets: When You're Just Too Small to be a Star

Astronomy from the Stratosphere: NASA's SOFIA Mission

How Galaxies were Cooked from the Primordial Soup

Black Holes: The End of Time or a New Beginning?

Finding the Next Earth: The Latest Results from Kepler

Multiple Universes and Cosmic Inflation: The Quest to Understand Our Universe (and Find Others)

Our Explosive Sun: New Views of the Nearest Star and the Largest Explosions in the Solar System

Saturn's Moon Titan: A World with Rivers, Lakes, and Possibly Even Life

How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had it Coming

Catching Shadows: Kepler's Search for New Worlds

The Ultimate Fate of the Solar System (and the Music of the Spheres)

Hearts of Darkness: Black Holes in Space

A Scientist Looks at "Doomsday 2012" and the Rise of Cosmophobia

The Many Mysteries of Antimatter

The Search for Intelligent Life Among the Stars: New Strategies

Life at the Edge: Life in Extreme Environments on Earth and the Search for Life in the Universe

Hubble Breakthrough: The First Photos of a Planet Orbiting Another Star

The Dark Side of the Universe: Dark Matter and Dark Energy

Sky at a Glance
Fri Jun 14 10:45:46 2013 GMT
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This Week's Sky at a Glance

SkyWatch & HubbleWatch
Wed May 29 16:45:29 2013 GMT
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Episode 451: HubbleWatch for May 2013

Episode 450: Life's Building Blocks in Space

Episode 449: Chemistry for Life on Europa?

Episode 448: Missing Martian Lander Found?

Episode 447: Horse of a Different Color

Episode 446: Closest Star System Found in Century

Episode 445: The Disappearing Van Allen Belt

Episode 444: Meteors and Asteroids, Oh My

Episode 443: Life on Mars Once Possible

Episode 442: Seeing the Sun Like Never Before

Episode 441: Sailing on Sunlight

Episode 440: Oh No, Mini-Neptunes!

Episode 439: Vesta Shaped by Violent Collisions

Episode 438: HubbleWatch for February 2013

Episode 437: Water-rich Meteorite from Mars

Episode 436: Sleeping on the Way to Mars

Episode 435: The Largest Known Spiral Galaxy

Episode 434: Martian Crater Lake

Slacker Astronomy
Tue Mar 12 05:48:56 2013 GMT
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Download Losing the Dark – a Short Public Service Announcement on Light Pollution

F Ring Zoo

Hexagon and Rings

Planet Four

Chandra Captures Neutron Star Action

A Splendor Seldom Seen

Cassini – 15 Years of Exploration

The X-Ray Sun Over 5.5 Years

Hubble Goes to the eXtreme to Assemble Farthest-Ever View of the Universe

CASSINI, NEWLY ON HIGH, RECOVERS SIKORSKY IN SATURN’S RINGS

CERN experiments observe particle consistent with long-sought Higgs boson

Hordes of Tiny Moonlets Populate Saturn’s F Ring

Cassini’s Latest: Flight by Three Moons

Listening to Solar Storms

SETI Institute Teams with Zooniverse to Launch SETILive.org to Empower Citizen Scientists

sunset postcard and a special shadow from Opportunity

Hubble Reveals a New Class of Extrasolar Planet

Ed Weiler Says He Quit NASA Over Cuts to Mars Program

Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Sat May 2 22:46:25 2009 GMT
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The Environment of a Massive Black Hole

Studying Seven-Billion Year-Old Carbon

The Abundance of Oxygen

Gravity's Role in Making Stars

Our Galactic Neighborhood

Standard Candles

X-Ray Emission from Young Stars

Dark Energy is Now a Little Less Dark

Circumstellar Shells of Gas

Hot Jupiters and their Atmospheres

Ultra-Luminous Infrared Galaxies

Colliding Galaxies in the Early Universe

Dusty Globules

Studying a Young Solar System

Hot Water

Solar Dynamics Observatory
Tue May 21 17:10:06 2013 GMT
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Four Large Flares in 48 Hours

Sliding Plasma/Eruptive Plasma

X1 flare - AIA 131

Circular CME

Three Years of SDO Images

Growing Sunspots

Graceful Eruption

Stringing Them Along

Far-Side "Halo" blast

Eruptive Chaos

Sliding and Popping

Dark Flag Rising

Dragon Tail Filament Erupts

Roger! We Have a Liftoff!

Loopty-Loop Arcs

Active Region Profile

One Solar Rotation of Sunspots

Magnificent Outburst

Magnificent Outburst - Full Disk

Solar System Exploration News
Sat Jun 15 04:46:10 2013 GMT
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NASA Invites Media to Asteroid Initiative Industry and Partner Day

NASA's Hubble Uncovers Evidence of Farthest Planet Forming From Its Star

NASA'S Chandra Turns up Black Hole Bonanza in Galaxy Next Door

Marks on Martian Dunes May Reveal Tracks of Dry Ice Sleds

NASA Schedules Media Events and Coverage for New Solar Mission Launch

NASA to Host June 7 Mars Rover Opportunity Teleconference

NASA Chandra, Spitzer Study Suggests Black Holes Abundant Among The Earliest Stars

NASA Prepares for Launch of Next Solar Satellite

NASA to Host June 5 Teleconference on Curiosity Mars Rover

Radiation Measured by NASA's Curiosity on Voyage to Mars has Implications for Future Human Missions

Space Station Status
Mon Jun 17 22:47:20 2013 GMT
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ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/17/13

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/14/13

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/13/03

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/12/13

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/11/13

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/10/13

ISS Daily Status Report - 06/10/13

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/07/13

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/06/13

ISS Daily Summary Report - 06/05/13

Space Today
Sun Jun 16 16:45:58 2013 GMT
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ATV-4 docks with ISS

Shenzhou-10 docks with Tiangong-1

FTC approves Rocketdyne-Aerojet deal

China launches Shenzhou-10

Canadian astronaut Hadfield to retire

Space Weather Alerts
Fri Jun 14 02:00:08 2013 GMT
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2013 Jun 14 0109 UTC ALERT: Type II Radio Emission

2013 Jun 10 0834 UTC EXTENDED WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 4 expected

2013 Jun 10 0520 UTC ALERT: Geomagnetic K-index of 4

2013 Jun 10 0515 UTC WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 4 expected

2013 Jun 09 1510 UTC CANCEL WATCH: Geomagnetic Storm Category G1 Predicted

2013 Jun 09 0806 UTC CONTINUED ALERT: Electron 2MeV Integral Flux exceeded 1000pfu

2013 Jun 08 1140 UTC CONTINUED ALERT: Electron 2MeV Integral Flux exceeded 1000pfu

SPACE.com
Mon Jun 17 22:48:17 2013 GMT
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Europe Says Goodbye to Herschel Space Telescope

Libra Constellation: Facts About the Scales

Virgin Galactic Signs Female Space Tourist as 600th Customer

LEGO to Roll Out Mars Rover Curiosity as Toy Model

Details in Death of Yuri Gagarin, 1st Man in Space, Revealed 45 Years Later

Titan's Siren | Space Wallpaper

Curiosity Fires Laser 100X To Create Soil Pit On Mars | Time-Lapse Video

Europe's 2016 Mars Mission Enters Final Construction Phase

Hunting for Alien Worlds (Part 10): The Last Word in Exoplanets

Why Does Curiosity Take Black & White Images? | Video

European Cargo Ship 'Albert Einstein' Docks at Space Station

NASA Unveils 2013 Astronaut Class | Video

Photos: Herschel Space Observatory's Amazing Infrared Images

NASA Unveils New Astronaut Class for Deep-Space Exploration

Star In Ursa Major Shines 15X Brighter When It Flares | Animation

Space History Photo: North American X-15 Model

Flare Star Gets 15 Times Brighter in Minutes

Canadian Astronomers Battle Funding Cuts and Perceptions

Spitzer Space Telescope
Sun Jun 16 07:50:30 2013 GMT
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NASA Chandra, Spitzer Study Suggests Black Holes Abundant Among The Earliest Stars

NASA's Spitzer Sees Milky Way's Blooming Countryside

Galaxy's Ring of Fire

NASA Develops Key to Cosmic Carbon's Molecular Evolution

NASA's Spitzer Puts Planets in a Petri Dish

A Confetti-Like Collection of Stars

NASA Telescopes Discover Strobe-like Flashes

Mapping the Milky Way: Radio Telescopes Give Clues to Structure, History

NASA, ESA Telescopes Find Evidence For Asteroid Belt Around Vega

NASA Telescopes See Weather Patterns in Brown Dwarf

Have You Practiced Your Piano and Done Your NASA Research?

Armchair Science: Bag and Tag Glowing Galactic Clouds

Shot Away from its Companion, Giant Star Makes Waves

NASA Observatories Find Most Distant Galaxy Candidate

Asteroid Belts at Just the Right Place are Friendly to Life

NASA'S Spitzer Sees Light Of Lonesome Stars

NASA's Infrared Observatory Measures Expansion Of Universe

Spitzer, Hubble See Galaxy-Altering Quasars Ignite