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22 Jan 2020
- 20:00 UTC Women in Astronomy Call for Information: Publication Policy and General Code... By Randall SmithCredit: NASAThe AAS “Ethics Process” task force is pulling together some ‘best practice’ documents for consortia and mission teams in regards to Publication Policy and general Codes of ...
- 19:48 UTC Parabolic Arc 2019: A Busy Year in Suborbital Flight Blue Origin’s New Shepard reusable, suborbital rocket. (Credits: Blue Origin) by Douglas MessierManaging Editor Last year was a busy one for suborbital flights as Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin and Richard ...
- 19:47 UTC SPACE.com It's time to say goodbye to NASA's Spitzer Space Telescop...
- 19:26 UTC NASASpaceFlight.com Boeing negotiating with NASA on future SLS Core Stage pro... Now that the first of NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) Core Stages has shipped from the factory, prime contractor Boeing is refining production plans for the second flight article and ...
- 19:18 UTC NASA: Earth Observa... Windblown Ash from Taal Volcano Low-level winds lifted ash lying on and around the volcano after its recent eruption. Read More...
- 19:00 UTC Discover Ancient Earth's Atmosphere May Have Been Over 70 Percent ...
- 18:56 UTC National Science Fo... Storm Lifting Over Gemini — IOTW2004
- 18:33 UTC Centauri Dreams An Impact-Driven End to ‘Snowball Earth’? The oldest preserved impact structure on Earth appears to be at Yarrabubba in Western Australia, where a magnetic anomaly about 20 kilometers in diameter has been interpreted to be a ...
- 18:29 UTC EarthSky Blog Vote to name new NASA Mars rover Image via NASA/JPL-Caltech.NASA invites you to help choose the name for the next Mars rover, currently scheduled to launch in July or August 2020, and land in Mars’ Jezero Crater ...
- 18:10 UTC Forbes articles by ... Jovian Planets Can Form Around Red Dwarfs In Only A Few T... With over 4,000 confirmed exoplanets, we're starting to get an idea of which types are common and which are rare. We've learned that our solar system is rather unusual in ...
- 18:09 UTC SPACE.com These photos of SpaceX's Crew Dragon abort launch are jus...
- 18:01 UTC Space-For-All at Ho... LEGO offers new International Space Station kit
- 17:43 UTC Space News Acting NOAA leader stresses importance of public-private ... GREENBELT, Md. — The acting administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the private sector is playing an increasingly important role in its work across the board, including ...
- 17:05 UTC SPACE.com This week on the Space.com forums: Seek knowledge, ask qu...
- 17:00 UTC SPACE.com Ancient Australian crystals unlock history of Earth's fir...
- 16:33 UTC Spaceflight Now NASA invites public to vote on name for Mars 2020 rover The Mars 2020 rover is seen during a drive test in December at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. Credit: NASA/JPL-CaltechNASA has announced the nine finalists for the name ...
- 16:25 UTC Backreaction Travel and Book Update
- 16:00 UTC SPACE.com Taika Waititi in talks to direct 'Star Wars' film — repor...
- 16:00 UTC Sky and Telescope A Quick Tour of Orion, the Hunter
- 15:55 UTC Planet Pulse Monitoring Forest Carbon From Space A new model for measuring tropical forest carbon stocks and emissions.
- 15:45 UTC Discover Staggeringly Huge, Surprisingly Small and Blisteringly Fa...
- 15:30 UTC Air & Space Magazin... The Closest Solar System to Earth is Even Weirder Than We...
- 15:12 UTC SciTech Daily Inner Complexity of Saturn’s Moon Enceladus Revealed – Hi...
- 15:00 UTC SPACE.com Self-destructing dark matter may be flooding the sky with...
- 14:55 UTC Universe Today A Twilight Tryst: Venus Meets Neptune in the Dusk Sky
- 14:00 UTC Bad Astronomy Stunningly beautiful time-lapse storm video: Mike Olbinks... Regular readers have heard the name Mike Olbinski, oh, so many times here on the blog. But that's because he's an extraordinarily gifted photographer who takes ridiculously stunning time-lapse videos ...
- 13:09 UTC Coalition for Deep ... Today’s Deep Space Extra In Today’s Deep Space Extra… Houston congressman urges multi-year appropriation for NASA to stabilize Artemis lunar initiative. Three from NASA to enter U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame. Voting underway to ...
- 13:00 UTC OrbitalHub 2019 NASA dicit: Earth’s global surface temperatures in 2019 ranked second-warmest since 1880, according to independent analyses by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Global temperatures in 2019 ...
- 12:45 UTC Astronaut.com Could this gorgeous electric plane be the Tesla of the sk... The post Could this gorgeous electric plane be the Tesla of the skies? appeared first on Astronaut.
- 12:13 UTC Space News EU to invest 200 million euros into space industry WASHINGTON — The European Union will provide 200 million euros ($222 million) to support Europe’s space industry, in the form of a loan to help fund development of the Ariane ...
- 12:02 UTC Campaign Earth Polar bear helps out with MOSAiC experiment Bear scientist gives a helping hand. (Marcus Huntemann)The image above was sent to us from Rasmus Tonboe who is from the Danish Meteorological Institute and one of the scientists taking ...
- 12:00 UTC astrobites Probing the Secrets of Gravity Title: Testing gravity with interstellar precursor missions Authors: Indranil Banik and Pavel Kroupa First Author’s Institution: Helmholtz-Institut für Strahlen und Kernphysik (HISKP), University of Bonn, Germany Status: Published in MNRAS ...
- 12:00 UTC Astronomy.com News These are the universe's five strangest stars
- 12:00 UTC Astronomy.com News Explore 12 great lunar targets
- 11:49 UTC EarthSky Blog Could future moon homes be made of fungi? Instead of building future moon structures of metal and glass, NASA is exploring technologies that could grow structures out of fungi for future habitats on the moon, Mars and other ...
- 11:32 UTC SPACE.com How the 'comet of the century' became an astronomical dis...
- 11:31 UTC SPACE.com Solar Orbiter, a new mission to the sun by Europe and NAS...
- 11:04 UTC SPACE.com A burst of gravitational waves hit our planet. Astronomer...
- 10:56 UTC SPACE.com China releases huge batch of amazing Chang'e-4 images fro...
- 10:45 UTC Parabolic Arc Nine Finalists Chosen in NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover Naming Co... This cartoon depicts NASA’s next Mars rover, which launches in 2020. (Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech) PASADENA, Calif. (NASA PR) — Members of the public have an opportunity to vote for their favorite ...
- 05:50 UTC SALT Astronomy Night Log 2020-01-21 SA: AlexeiSO: FredOthers: Rudi for handover ----------------------------------------------------------------------Summary---------------------------------------------------------------------- => We were closed by humidity after two hours of observations with bad seeing and unstable weather. Only four low-priority blocks were observed. ...
- 04:52 UTC At the Eyepiece At The Eyepiece Tonight - ASILive DEMO! via IFTTT
- 04:39 UTC Space News Capella unveils radar satellite design SAN FRANCISCO – Capella Space unveiled the new design Jan. 21 for its Whitney constellation of seven synthetic aperture radar satellites scheduled to launch in 2020.Weighing in at 100 kilograms, ...
- 04:28 UTC SpacePolicyOnline.c... Today’s Tidbits: January 21, 2020 Here are SpacePolicyOnline.com’s tidbits for January 21, 2020: Andrucyk to take Goddard post permanently, NRO smallsat to launch from New Zealand, vote to name the Mars 2020 rover by January ...
- 00:53 UTC Cosmic Log Pick your favorite name for NASA’s Mars rover NASA and an army of nearly 4,700 volunteer judges have selected nine potential names for a rover that’s due to be launched to Mars in July, and you have just ...
- 00:53 UTC Geekwire NASA lists nine potential names suggested by kids for its... More than 28,000 students submitted names for the rover that NASA plans to launch toward Mars in July. (NASA / JPL-Caltech Illustration)NASA and an army of nearly 4,700 volunteer judges ...
- 00:24 UTC Cosmic Log TerraPower, GE Hitachi team up on nuclear project This cutaway graphic shows the design of the Versatile Test Reactor. (DOE Illustration)TerraPower, the nuclear energy venture backed by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and headquartered in Bellevue, Wash., is collaborating ...
- 00:13 UTC Space News Stratolaunch confirms interest in launch services and hyp... WASHINGTON — As Stratolaunch ramps up operations after being sold last year, it says it remains interested in providing launch services as well as supporting hypersonic vehicles.In a Jan. 21 ...
21 Jan 2020
- 23:33 UTC TheSpaceWriter's Ra... China’s March to Mars People want to go to the Red Planet, including China. The United States has sent many spacecraft there, as have India and the European Space Agency. Early in the history ...
- 22:58 UTC Geekwire After ownership change, Stratolaunch confirms that it’s s... Stratolaunch’s swept-wing hypersonic testbed would be propelled by a liquid-fueled rocket engine. (Stratolaunch Illustration)It’s been three months since ownership of the Stratolaunch space venture was transferred from the late Seattle ...

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