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The Dragon's Tales
A new set of star velocity data indicates that Gliese 710 has an 86 percent chance of ploughing into the Solar System within the next 1.5 million years.The Solar System is surrounded by thousands stars, but until recently it wasn't ... 2
Science Daily
Meet asteroid 1999 RQ36, a chunk of rock and dust about 1,900 feet in diameter that could tell us how the solar system was born, and perhaps, shed light on how life began. It also might hit us someday.... 3
Huffington Post: Chicago
Local Color: The Lakeview Museum's Community Solar System spreads over 60 miles of Illinois, making it the largest complete solar-system model in the world. The... 4
Science Daily
While general relativity describes well the behavior of the solar system, Einstein's theory of gravity and spacetime has not been tested on cosmological scales. Now, a team has analyzed data on 70,000 galaxies to show that the theor... 5
TreeHugger
photo: Alex Lang via flickr.
Here's a new twist on biomass gasification, one which more or less merges it with solar thermal. Technology Review is highlighting the efforts of Colorado-based Sundrop Fuels to develop a system which ... 6
Boing Boing
Feel free to stare directly at this great footage of last summer's solar eclipse, taken in Varanasi, India, as part of the BBC's Wonders of the Solar System series. I've seen photos and video of solar eclipses before, but it's alway... 7
io9
Today we have robots scattered throughout the solar system, but space seems farther away than ever. That's why it's amazing to look back at this gallery of advertisements from the mid-twentieth century, when space travel seemed righ... 8
Gizmag
There's no air to breathe, it's 400 degrees Celsius and you are six long years away from home. Welcome to Mercury, the smallest and perhaps most mysterious planet in the Solar System. The European Space Agency (ESA) is aiming to inc... 9
Bad Astronomy
Starting tonight on the BBC, a new series premiers called "Wonders of the Solar System". The host is some guy named Brian Cox. He’s a particle physicist! I don’t see the BBC hiring me to do a show on the Large Hadron Collider, so th... 10
The Daily Galaxy
Asteroids are believed to be the building blocks of planets - primordial relics left over from the formation of the Solar System 4.6 billion years ago. We thought it would be a perfect follow the NASA video with a survey...
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CRAFT Magazine
For her son Logan's 5th birthday party, Katie Goodman whips up some solar system chocolate cupcakes and shares her recipe.
Katie writes:
Logan always likes to ask people what their favorite planet is. Most have never thought about... 12
iLounge
Soma Games has announced a major update to its game G: Into The Rain. G is a gravity golf genre puzzle game where players build and launch exploration rockets to map out an uncharted solar system. Completely rewritten from the groun... 13
Geeks are Sexy
Do you fancy helping scientists save the planet, or at least its communications and power systems, from the comfort of your own computer? A new project helps you do just that, even if you don’t have any specialist knowledge.
Solar S... 14
Ecogeek
Researchers at the University of Michigan have unveiled their latest breakthrough: a tiny solar power system that contains a processor, battery and solar cells all in 9 cubic millimeters!
The miniature system measures 2.5 by 3.5 by... 15
Astronomy Cast
Apparently this is at least a 2 part series. This week we continue examining some of the baffling mysteries of the Solar System, where we fill your head with more questions than answers. Sometimes we've just got to share the enjoyme... 16
Engadget
Advances in solar power aren't always the most immediately exciting sort of developments (a more efficient solar panel still looks like a solar panel), but this new solar power system developed at the University of Michigan certain... 17
TierneyLab
The numbers above are related to a famous person and to the heavenly body in the solar system whose orbit is shown in the figure above. Can you figure out who and what they are? Why has this puzzle been posted today, and what is the... 18
The Daily Galaxy
Rocks can be many things: they were probably our earliest weapons, they've been ballast on our journeys of exploration, even modern-art pieces. But a pair recovered from Antarctica may be the grandest application yet - tombstones fo... 19
The Daily Galaxy
Man has made it to the moon, hurled equipment to the edges of the solar system, even examined the very beginning of time, but our true achievements are even more important (if less awe-inspiring): we've raised litter above and beyon... 20
The Daily Galaxy
Exo Planet Being Consumed by its Star An international group of astrophysicists has determined that a massive planet outside our Solar System is being distorted and destroyed by its host star -- a finding that helps explain the unex... |
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