Space News
Curiosity Rover pauses mid-drive and captures Spectacular Martian Mountain Snapshot
Universe Today - 2 Mar 2014 05:29
Like any good tourist, NASA's rover Curiosity apparently couldn't resist the photobug urge from a gorgeous Martian mountain scene she happened by recently and decided to pull over and enjoy the view. So she stopped the d...
Vote Now! Best Space Stories of the Week - March 2, 2014
SPACE.com - 2 Mar 2014 22:56
What was your favorite space news story of the last week?
Space Story Time: Kids' Book Author Jeffrey Bennett Talks Max the Dog in Orbit
SPACE.com - 2 Mar 2014 20:39
It's not every day that a dog helps save astronauts in space, but that is exactly what happens in author Jeffrey Bennett's latest tale of a pooch named Max and his trip to the International Space Station.
Did Astronomers Find the Oldest Spiral Galaxy in the Cosmos?
The Daily Galaxy - 2 Mar 2014 16:55
In July of 2012, astronomers observed a spiral galaxy in the early universe, billions of years before many other spiral galaxies formed while using the Hubble Space Telescope. They were taking pictures of about 300 very ...
Will 'Gravity' Be a Force at the Oscars? We'll Find Out Tonight
SPACE.com - 2 Mar 2014 15:39
The moment of truth has arrived: Will "Gravity" pull in Oscar gold, or will those who worked on the science fiction movie go home empty handed?
'Gravity' at the Oscars: Live Updates Begin @ 7 pm ET
SPACE.com - 2 Mar 2014 15:37
The wait is over. It's Oscar night at last and time to find out of Alfonso Cuaron's space thriller 'Gravity' has the sheer force and pull to take home the 10 Academy Awards it's nominated for.
Time-Lapse Video: Stars That Fell As Snow
Bad Astronomy - 2 Mar 2014 14:30
I do enjoy watching the odd time-lapse video of the sky or two, and I love sharing them with y'all as well. Many are beautiful, of course, and that's reason enough to spread the word. They encourage people to go outside ...
Space Research Pays for Itself, but Inspires Fewer People (Op-Ed)
SPACE.com - 2 Mar 2014 08:10
To say space research is a waste of money is wrong. For every US$1 put into US space agency, its citizens get US$10 as payback; in Japan and the European Union that amount is more than US$3.