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Monthly Archives: November 2015
ULA to Return Cygnus & Deke Slayton to Flight
Image Credit & Copyright: United Launch Alliance (ULA). LAUNCH ALERT: Thursday, December 3, 2015 at 22:55 UTC (17:55 EST & 14:55 PST) the United Launch Alliance (ULA), utilizing an Atlas V-401 rocket designated (AV-061) will be embarking on their first International … Continue reading
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November 27, 2015
Tagged Atlas V, AtlasV, AtlasV401, AV-061, AV061, Cape Canaveral, CRS 4, CRS4, Cygnus, Deke Slayton, FL, Florida, International Space Station, ISS, NASA, OA-4, OA4, Orb-4, Orb4, S.S. Deke Slayton, Science, Space, Space Coast, Space Station, Spaceflight, SS Deke Slayton, STEAM, STEM, Tory Bruno, ULA, United Launch Alliance
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Skyfall
Image Credit & Copyright: Brent Goldman. What a view! In this image from Brent Goldman, we see two titans of legend in the same image. The great and humbling Yosemite National Park spans the foreground with its unique features such … Continue reading
Gradatim Ferociter 2
Video & Image Credit & Copyright: Blue Origin. “Now safely tucked away at our launch site in West Texas is the rarest of beasts; a used rocket.” – Jeff Bezos. Surprise, again! On Monday, November 23, 2015 Blue Origin, founded … Continue reading
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November 24, 2015
Tagged Amazon, Jeff Bezos, New Origin, New Shepard, NewOrigin, Spaceflight, STEAM, STEM, Texas, TX
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A Swan’s Scars (Zoom)
Image Credit & Copyright: NASA/JPL/Caltech/ Galaxy Evolution Explorer GALEX. GALEX Explorer page for this ultraviolet wavelength image: http://www.galex.caltech.edu/media/glx2012-01r_img01.html Sometime in the past, between 5,000 and 8,000 years ago, a massive star at least ten or twenty times the mass of … Continue reading
The Great Double Cluster of Perseus
Image Credit & Copyright: Vangelis Souglakos In the northern hemisphere, on a clear night you have the ability to view one of the most beautiful star clusters in the night sky; the Perseus double. One look at this object … Continue reading
Oregon Under the Stars
Image Credit & Copyright: Rick Parchen. Here’s a beautiful image of the core of the Milky Way galaxy crossing the skies of Oregon. This image captures a homestead in the open plains; the dark skies provided by the lack of … Continue reading
Galactic Pine
Image Credit & Copyright: John Davis of Bucksnort Observatory. High in the northwest region of the United States resides some of the darkest skies that the country still has to offer. If you need evidence of that, you need to … Continue reading
