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Ryan Anderson • November 18, 2009
I think the new "Be a Martian" collaboration between NASA and Microsoft is a great idea!
Emily Lakdawalla • November 17, 2009
Even though all of us rover fans know that Spirit is really, really stuck, I think I'm not the only one who was secretly hoping that today's images downlinked from Spirit would show that the rover had magically popped out of the ground overnight. Of course, she didn't.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 16, 2009
I finally prevailed in hosting the first in my series of classes on processing space images for amateurs this morning, while most people who were not working were probably watching the flawless launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis.
Bruce Betts • November 16, 2009
The Leonid meteor shower peaks on Tuesday, November 17. The Leonids are a highly variable shower, and as such are a bit of a gamble on what you'll see. Could be great, could be so-so.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 13, 2009
Rosetta appears to have operated flawlessly as it streaked past Earth for its flyby early this morning. Here are a few more gems from the flyby.
Susan Lendroth • November 13, 2009
The Planetary Society's new solar sail project -- LightSail -- has generated headlines and hundreds of news stories since it was announced on Monday.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 13, 2009
I just posted a story on the announcement today that LCROSS definitely found lots of water in the spectra from their October 9 impact.
Ken Kremer • November 13, 2009
Under overcast skies and unusually cold Florida weather, the six man astronaut crew of STS 129 flew into Cape Canaveral on November 12 aboard a NASA Gulfstream II jet.
Susan Lendroth • November 12, 2009
Our Executive Director Lou Friedman joins host Ira Flatow on NPR's Science Friday -- November 13 -- for a live chat about The Planetary Society's exciting new solar sail project.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 12, 2009
Via the USGS I learned that Jupiter has passed a milestone of sorts, and now has fifty named satellites.
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