Monthly Archive: April 2015

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The First Color Map of Ceres

NASA’s Dawn spacecraft captured two spots on dwarf planet Ceres from a distance of 45.000 km. These new infrared images, released at a meeting of the European Geosciences Union, reveal the two bright spots...

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Nights in Europe Seen From Space

This time-lapse video is created from images taken by International Space Station (ISS) Expedition 43. They were captured during the nights on March 25th and 26th, this year.

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Our Solar System Is Full of Water

According to scientists, nine space bodies in our Solar System may contain underground water. Jupiter’s and Saturn’s moons, Ceres and Pluto, Neptune’s Tritone are just some of them that can have subsurface oceans.

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“Trails End” Movie

This time-lapse video contains the best images captured by Randy Halverson, astrophotographer from the South Dakota. He made a selection of photographs of the Milky Way and auroras, taken during 2014 and in the...

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The Future of Space Exploration

In this video, Trace Dominquez from DNews talks about several NASA’s craziest ideas about space exploration. He presents all of these ideas in his simple, funny, and intriguing way.

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Earth From Space

This video contains a huge number of images taken by the International Space Station during the years. This amazing collection of pictures shows our planet Earth from various perspectives.

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Moon’s Total Eclipse

On the April 4th, we can observe Total Lunar Eclipse, the first one of this year. This video gives us further instructions where and when we can see this beautiful phenomenon.

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