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Amazing Beaches and views in beautiful Cascais. Portugal. Part 3 – Video
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Did 'Star Trek' Give Rise to NASA's 'Space Shuttle'?
NASA’s first space shuttle, the test orbiter Enterprise, was named after the fictional starship on “Star Trek” in response to fans staging a write-in campaign. But did the agency’s use of the term “space shuttle” also stem from the television series? “The Galileo [shuttlecraft] is such an important part of Star Trek and not only to Star Trek, it was important to literally the consciousness of the space program,” Alec Peters, a “Star Trek” superfan, recently told SPACE.com Continue reading
America's first space station Skylab turns 40
Before the International Space Station and viral videos from space, there was Skylab — America’s first space station. 30 Photos Play Video Skylab launched into space by the unmanned Saturn V rocket on May 14, 1973 from launch pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center. Continue reading
NASA Beams Up 'Star Trek Into Darkness' to Astronauts In Space
The three astronauts on board the International Space Station are getting a sneak peak of the latest “Star Trek” film just before people around the world get a chance to see it in theaters themselves. “Star Trek Into Darkness” the newest movie in the long-lasting science fiction franchise is set for release in the United States on Thursday (May 16), but NASA is beaming up the movie to the space station before its official release date, officials with the space agency confirmed. This movie screening is particularly significant for one of the members of the crew. Continue reading
Spacewalking Astronauts Hopeful New Pump Fixes Space Station Leak
Two spacewalking astronauts may have fixed an ammonia leak outside the International Space Station today (May 11), perhaps bringing the outpost’s vital cooling system back up to full strength. Clad in bulky spacesuits, NASA astronauts Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn replaced a pump control box thought to be responsible for the leak of ammonia, which cools down the orbiting lab’s systems Continue reading
Spacewalkers hopeful new pump fixes space station coolant leak
Astronaut helmet camera captures video of NASA engineers Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn replacing a pump on International Space Station suspected of leaking ammonia. By Tariq Malik, Space.com Two spacewalking astronauts may have fixed an ammonia leak outside the International Space Station on Saturday, perhaps bringing the outpost’s vital cooling system back up to full strength Continue reading
After Last-Minute Spacewalk Fix, It's Wait-and-See on Space Station
A spacewalk outside the International Space Station today (May 11) appeared to fix a leak of liquid ammonia, though astronauts and Mission Control will be in wait-and-see mode until they know for sure if the repairs succeeded. Two NASA astronauts Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn ventured outside the football field-size orbital complex to investigate a leak that had sprung in the station’s cooling system, which uses liquid ammonia to transfer heat away from electronic power systems. Continue reading
NASA waits to see if space station coolant leak is fixed after spacewalk
Astronaut helmet camera captures video of NASA engineers Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn replacing a pump on International Space Station suspected of leaking ammonia. By Tariq Malik, Space.com Two spacewalking astronauts may have fixed an ammonia leak outside the International Space Station on Saturday, perhaps bringing the outpost’s vital cooling system back up to full strength Continue reading
UFO NASA´S Declassified Object´s Amorphous Flying Video Compilation Top Secret Tape – Video
UFO NASAS Declassified Objects Amorphous Flying Video Compilation Top Secret Tape UFO NASA Amorphous Flying entering the nasa page … Continue reading
Merex, Inc. and Jay-Em Aerospace, Inc. Sign International Distribution Agreement
CAMARILLO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Merex has been selected by Jay-Em Aerospace, Inc. to provide international distribution for legacy military aftermarket parts. Continue reading
NASA, Russia Near Collision
NASA’s $690 million Fermi space telescope was nearly hit by the dead Russian spy satellite Cosmos 1805 on April 3, 2013. This NASA graphic depicts the orbital paths of the two spacecraft.NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Artist’s illustration of NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope.NASA This NASA graphic depicts the amount of space junk currently orbiting Earth. The debris field is based on data from NASA’s Orbital Debris Program Office Continue reading
Explore the Forefront of iPS Cell Research / Regenerative Medicine at Asia's Largest Bio Event, BIOtech 2013 Japan
TOKYO–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Expectation toward regenerative medicine and stem cell research represented by iPS cells is ever growing, not only for clinical application but also as tools to make drug development/discovery more effective and efficient. Continue reading
Cosmonauts Take Spacewalk Outside Space Station
The six-hour spacewalk involves upgrading the orbiting lab with new experiments to measure charged particle interactions and the effects of microbes on spacecraft materials By Megan Gannon and SPACE.com Russian cosmonauts Roman Romanenko (bottom) and Pavel Vinogradov flout outside the International Space Station on April 19, 2013, during the first spacewalk of their Expedition 35 mission. The two men will spend six hours upgrading the station’ Image: NASA TV Two Russian cosmonauts ventured outside the International Space Station Friday (April 19) to begin a six-hour spacewalk to upgrade the orbiting lab with new experiments. Continue reading
NASA Moon Probe Sheds Light on Space Radiation Risks
A NASA moon probe equippd with plastic that mimics living tissue is helping researchers learn how deep-space radiation may affect astronauts and electronics on future missions, researchers say. Continue reading
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Cyborg Santos Marloes Coenen Pose for Photos After Invicta FC 5 http://AngryMarks.com/ Bonus footage! This is Cristiane'Cyborg' Santos and Marloes Coenen posing for photos together between rounds of the Invicta FC 5 post… By: angrymarksdotcom Continue reading
Orbital Sciences Corporation: Satellites, Rockets and the Space Station
Artist’s rendering of Cygnus spacecraft approaching the International Space Station. CREDIT: Orbital Sciences Corporation Orbital Sciences Corp. is one of two private companies that currently hold a contract with NASA to fly unmanned cargo missions to the International Space Station Continue reading
Freedom i-Connex Bluetooth keyboard folds up, keeps typing
For those of us who cling defiantly to our physical keyboards and find tapping away on a touchscreen a chore, a Bluetooth keyboard is a necessity. I went hands-on with a new one that crossed my desk today. Clocking in at just 250g, the Freedom i-Connex keyboard is a cheaply constructed Bluetooth accessory that won’t weigh you down Continue reading
Astronauts Launch on First ‘Express’ Flight to Space Station
A Soyuz rocket carrying an American astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts roared into space today on the first-ever “express” flight to the International Space Station. The rocket launched NASA astronautChris Cassidyand Russian cosmonauts Alexander Misurkin and Pavel Vinogradov into orbit at 4:43 p.m Continue reading
Petition Asks White House to Reverse NASA Outreach Sequester Cuts
A new online petition asks the White House to repeal budget cuts that have spurred NASA to suspend many of its education and public-outreach efforts. The petition was created on Friday (March 22), the same day that NASA issued two internal memos outlining how outreach activities are being scaled back as a result of sequestration, the set of across-the-board federal cuts that took effect March 1. Continue reading