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NASA Uses a Laser to Sends the Mona Lisa to the Moon Because SCIENCE!

By Susana Polo Jan 18th
NASA Releases an Image Tracking the Curiosity Rover’s Movements on Mars; Somehow the TARDIS is Nowhere in Sight

By Rebecca Pahle Jan 17th
You Can See Curiosity’s Tracks On Mars From Orbit

By Ian Chant Jan 17th
NASA Scientists Get All The Cool Toys, Including This Hydrothermal Ocean Vent Simulator

By Ian Chant Jan 17th
Things We Saw Today: X-Wing Book Sculpture

By Rebecca Pahle Jan 11th
Space Telescopes Work Together to Find Largest Known Spiral Galaxy

By Ian Chant Jan 11th
Kepler Data Shows At Least 17 Billion Earth-Sized Planets in the Milky Way

By Glen Tickle Jan 9th
The Sun Has Been Dotted With Sunspots This Week, Here Are Some Beautiful Pictures Of Them

By Ian Chant Jan 9th
520 Days of Simulated Spaceflight Really Messes With Your Sleep Patterns

By Glen Tickle Jan 8th
Star Trek’s Leonard Nimoy Narrates NASA Asteroid Video

By Jill Pantozzi Jan 7th
Planet Hunter Volunteers Discover 15 Potentially Habitable Planets, Still No Way to Get There

By Glen Tickle Jan 7th
Ultrasound Tests May Help Figure Out Why Astronauts Grow Taller While In Space

By Ian Chant Jan 3rd
NASA Reportedly Considering Proposal to Give the Moon a Smaller Moon of Its Own

By Ian Chant Jan 3rd
Things We Saw Today: Doctor Who Gallifreyan Collar

By Rebecca Pahle Jan 1st
The View From The Blue Dot: The Best Space Pictures of 2012

By Ian Chant Jan 1st
Curiosity Sends Lackluster New Year’s Eve Message From Mars

By Glen Tickle Jan 1st
Hubble Offers Stunning Image Of Supernova Factory NGC 1097

By Ian Chant Dec 31st
Visiting a Planetarium Could Now Earn You a Curiosity Explorer Badge on Foursquare

By Steven Romano Dec 28th
The Discovery of a Bacterium Able to Survive on Mars Can’t End Well for Human-Martian Relations

By Rebecca Pahle Dec 26th
Hubble Eyes Slivery, Razor-Thin Galaxy

By Ian Chant Dec 25th