Check out this cool video comparing the size of some of the largest known stars and planets in the universe. continue reading...
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Today, July 29th, is the 58th anniversary of NASA’s creation. continue reading...
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Happy World UFO Day! continue reading...
Magician, illusionist, hypnotist and mind-reader David Lion is one multi-talented guy! continue reading...
This is an event that only occurs every few hundred years.
Last night was the darkest night in hundreds of years. I knew about it, but I couldn’t stay awake to watch the event unfold, so like every other event I catch it in re-runs…and you ca too! continue reading...
Filmed at the world-famous Monterey Bay Aquarium, this stunning video allows you to see the beautiful dance of the seahorse.
As the sun rises over the ocean, the female seahorse rises up to meet her mate and at a silent signal, they begin an ancient ritual of courtship until the female passes her eggs to the male for incubation.
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Continue to discover the mysteries of the night’s sky with astronomer Louie Bernstein and WatchMojo.com. Bernstein tells us the truth about what we know as falling stars and when and where you can most likely find one. continue reading...
Yesterday was Carl Sagan’s birthday. Watch this clip a remember what a cool guy he was. The world needs more people like him… continue reading...
The Hubble Space Telescope was launched on 24 April, 1990. This tool, built as a collaboration between NASA and the European Space Agency, is one of humanity’s most important tools in discovering the Universe. Since its start, it has shown us distant galaxies, nebulae, and has even given us a clear idea of the Earth’s age. It has answered some of the most lingering questions in astronomy, and is helping us discover whether life exists outside our planet. In this video, WatchMojo.com takes a look at some of the Hubble’s most notable and extraordinary discoveries. continue reading...
Ok, so I lied… they only fired a couple of small rockets into the Moon to see if has ice beneath the surface. There is actually video content of the procedure happening live, but unfortunately its not as awesome as you might think. In any case, its nice to see NASA doing some “cool shit”. Read more from the AP and check out the video below:
NASA smacked two spacecraft into the lunar south pole Friday morning in a search for hidden ice. Instruments confirm that a large empty rocket hull barreled into the moon at 7:31 a.m., followed four minutes later by a probe with cameras taking pictures of the first crash. continue reading...
