Today, July 29th, is the 58th anniversary of NASA’s creation. continue reading...
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“Going Green” isn’t just trendy, it’s earth-friendly. Get your green on and check out these tips from eHow.com, teaching you small ways to make a big impact on our planet. continue reading...
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Last year scientists started to notice that Jupiter’s South Equatorial Belt, or SEB started to fade, but were surprised to find that it has now completely disappeared! continue reading...

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In this video, astronomer Louie Bernstein tells http://www.WatchMojo.com what the discovery of water on Mars could mean to the future of space exploration, and discusses the possibility of finding life on Mars. continue reading...
The The Kepler Telescope, NASA’s new planet-hunting telescope has found two mystery objects that are too hot to be planets and too small to be stars. continue reading...
WISE is expected to find thousands of asteroids, dozens of brown dwarfs and some say maybe a new planet! continue reading...
A common misconception about telescopes is that their main purpose is to magnify objects. This is false: in fact what a telescope does is capture more light than is possible by the naked eye. The Hubble Space Telescope is one of the world’s most important telescopes. Situated in orbit around Earth, but outside of its atmosphere, the Hubble gets a clearer view of the Universe and what lies within than any ground-based instrument. In this video, WatchMojo.com learns how the Hubble works. continue reading...