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6 May 2015
- 12:54 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... Dragon on Internal Power Crew Dragon now on battery power.
- 12:54 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... All Systems GO for 9 a.m. Test T-7 minutes and counting.
- 12:53 UTC NASA Watch SpaceX Pad Abort Test SpaceX Targets May 6 for Pad Abort Test of New Crew Spacecraft "SpaceX now is targeting Wednesday, May 6, for a pad abort test of its Crew Dragon, a spacecraft ...
- 12:51 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... T-10 Minutes and Counting Terminal phase of countdown and autosequence has started.
- 12:50 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... ‘Go’ for Terminal Count The countdown will move into the terminal or final phase at T-10 minutes. Weather remains go.
- 12:49 UTC 13.7 Are We To Become Gods, The Destroyers Of Our World? Are We To Become Gods, The Destroyers Of Our World? May 06, 2015 8:49 AM ET Marcelo Gleiser iStockphoto In the stylish new sci-fi thriller Ex Machina, Frankenstein's old theme ...
- 12:49 UTC 13.7 Are We To Become Gods, The Destroyers Of Our World? Are We To Become Gods, The Destroyers Of Our World? May 06, 2015 8:49 AM ET Marcelo Gleiser iStockphoto In the stylish new sci-fi thriller Ex Machina, Frankenstein's old theme ...
- 12:46 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... T-15 Minutes and Counting Today’s countdown continues on schedule.
- 12:45 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... SpaceX Uncrewed Flight Today Will Test Abort System for C... A test version of the SpaceX Crew Dragon stands ready for today’s flight test that will simulate an emergency abort from the launch pad. The SpaceX team is reporting that ...
- 12:44 UTC Coalition for Space... CSExtra – Top Space News for Wednesday, May 6, 2015 To subscribe to CSExtra via RSS feed click here.If you would prefer to receive CSExtra in e-mail format, e-mail us at Info@spacecoalition.com with the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line.Today’s ...
- 12:43 UTC Of Particular Signi... LHC Starts Collisions; and a Radio Interview Tonight In the long and careful process of restarting the Large Hadron Collider [LHC] after its two-year nap for upgrades and repairs, another milestone has been reached: protons have once again ...
- 12:40 UTC NASA Watch Ellen Ochoa's Warp Drive: Smoke and Mirrors That NASA Warp Drive? Yeah, It's Still Poppycock, Wired "The reason the Eagleworks lab presents results in unrefereed conference proceedings and Internet posts, according to Eric Davis, a physicist at ...
- 12:37 UTC Sky and Telescope Do We Have Pieces of Pallas on Earth? Chips of Pallas grace meteorite collections around the world. See where they all came from when the asteroid reaches opposition this spring.The first four asteroids in order of discovery, with ...
- 12:35 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... Countdown Proceeding for Test Flight T-25 minutes and counting this morning at Space Launch Complex 40 as SpaceX preps for the Pad Abort Test for its Crew Dragon spacecraft. Watch live on NASA TV now.
- 12:24 UTC Space Exploration N... Virgin Galactic provides update on second SpaceShipTwo
- 12:09 UTC Space Exploration N... Progress mission failure, root cause still uncertain
- 12:03 UTC Space Safety Magazi... UN COPUOS: 54th Session of the Legal Subcommittee
- 12:01 UTC Backreaction Testing modified gravity with black hole shadows Black hole shadow in the movie “Interstellar.” Image credit: Double Negative artists/DNGR/TM © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc./Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0) license. On my visit to Perimeter Institute last week, ...
- 12:00 UTC EarthSky Blog This date in science: Neil Armstrong’s close call May 6, 1968. More than a year before he became the first human to set foot on the moon, Neil Armstrong had a narrow escape in the Lunar Landing Research ...
- 11:56 UTC EarthSky Blog Warm oceans triggered US Dust Bowl A young boy covers his mouth during a dust storm on farm. Cimarron County, Oklahoma. April 1936. Image credit: Arthur Rothstein; The Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs DivisionThe unusually ...
- 11:56 UTC The Solstice Blog Most Distant Galaxy Ever Discovered!
- 11:50 UTC Ask an Astronomer A Career as an Astronomer Question: I am 15 and I plan to become and astronomer. I’m a freshman in high school. What classes do you suggest I take my sophomore year? Also, do astronomers ...
- 11:48 UTC AmericaSpace Astronaut Don Thomas, Veteran of ‘Repeat’ Shuttle Mission...
- 11:46 UTC Discovery News - Sp... Sun Unleashes Powerful Flare, Knocks Out Global Radio
- 11:43 UTC Science World Repor... Astronomers Spot a Dusty Disk Around a Young Star Activel...
- 11:18 UTC Science World Repor... Astronomers Discover the Farthest Galaxy from Earth at th...
- 11:16 UTC NASA Commercial Cre... Test Day for Crew Dragon Forecasters from the U.S. Air Force 45th Weather Squadron continue to predict a 70 percent chance of favorable weather for the SpaceX Pad Abort Test. The test is planned for ...
- 11:12 UTC SpaceFlight Insider First GPS III satellite set for system level tests In the modern era, we have become accustomed to technological devices which help us navigate, both figuratively and literally, our way through our lives. Perhaps one of the systems which ...
- 11:00 UTC One Universe at a T... Bit by Bit Light is an electromagnetic wave. This was shown definitively when James Clerk Maxwell unified electricity, magnetism and light into a single theory of electromagnetism in the 1860s. By the early ...
- 11:00 UTC Bad Astronomy Vaccines: 1, Rubella: 0
- 10:55 UTC The Engineer Election special: which party is voting for engineering?
- 10:55 UTC The Engineer Election special: a vote for engineering?
- 10:44 UTC SPACE.com Asteroid-Mining Company to Deploy 1st Satellite This Summ...
- 10:40 UTC SPACE.com Europa's Elusive Water Plume Paints Grim Picture For Life
- 10:37 UTC SPACE.com Roadmap for Manned Missions to Mars Reaching 'Consensus,'...
- 10:34 UTC The Universe thedemon-hauntedworld: Star Forming Region 2174 Hubble.....
- 10:23 UTC SPACE.com Sun Unleashes Most Powerful Solar Flare of 2015 (Video)
- 10:22 UTC EarthSky Blog X2 solar flare on May 5 The May 5 flare came from sunspot AR 2339 on the sun’s northeast limb. Image via NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory.After a period of few to no sunspots, and relative quiescence, ...
- 10:19 UTC SPACE.com Did Mars Have Flowing Water 500,000 Years Ago?
- 10:00 UTC Bob Moler's Ephemer... 05/06/2015 – Ephemeris – Wednesday is planet day or night... Ephemeris for Wednesday, May 6th. Today the Sun will be up for 14 hours and 27 minutes, setting at 8:53. The Moon, 3 days past full, will rise at 11:26 ...
- 10:00 UTC Astronomy.com News NASA's SDO observes "Cinco de Mayo" solar flare
- 09:17 UTC Astronomy Now NASA’s LRO moves closer to Moon’s mysterious South Pole This image is a visualisation of NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter as it passes low over the Moon’s surface near the lunar South Pole. From this vantage point LRO will continue ...
- 09:03 UTC NPR How NASA's Space Race Helped To Integrate The South Writers Richard Paul and Steven Moss's new book is called We Could Not Fail. It's about the first African-Americans to work for NASA. They profile 10 African-American scientists and engineers.» ...
- 08:50 UTC Rosetta Blog Mission manager hand-over After nearly two years as Rosetta mission manager, Fred Jansen has handed the ropes over to colleague Patrick Martin. Here Fred recounts the highlights of his term, and introduces the ...
- 08:23 UTC Nanowerk Space Expl... Improved detection of radio waves from space
- 08:02 UTC Sky and Telescope Sh2-73 Nebula The post Sh2-73 Nebula appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
- 07:51 UTC Caves Blog Caves: the hidden side of planets
- 07:45 UTC Space Fellowship Summer Triangles over Japan
- 07:01 UTC EarthSky Blog Mercury farthest east of sunset May 6 These evenings in May, 2015 are a good time to look the planet Mercury. It reaches its greatest elongation – greatest angular distance, east of the sun – on May ...
- 06:21 UTC What's Up? The Spac... New Galactic Distance Record Holder Hey Space Placers!Here is the new record holder for the farthest  measured galaxy:Known as EGS-zs8-1 it is seen when it was only 100 million years old or over 13 billion years ...

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