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Bus-Sized Satellite Falling to Earth

September 22, 2011 by Andy T 2 Comments

Satellite falling to Earth

Far away, in the great dark chasm of mystery, a hunk of metal the size of a bus and equivalent in weight to four hippos is set to plummet towards Earth at the sonic speed of eight kilometres a second. While satellites often fall to Earth, and no … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Science, Space & Cosmos Tagged With: space junk, technology

Furious Storm in Space – Saturn Engulfed

July 8, 2011 by Andy T 2 Comments

storm in space

A prodigious and unrelenting force, spanning 300,000 kilometres across (30 times Earth's diameter), is raging above Saturn, in what has been labelled "one of the most violent weather events in the solar system". Thunder 10,000 times more powerful … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Science, Space & Cosmos Tagged With: lightning

Japanese Robots to Link The Sun and Moon to Save Mankind

May 31, 2011 by Andy T 3 Comments

Japanese robots

With the devastation inflicted on Japan and its Fukushima reactor earlier this year, confidence in nuclear energy has taken a tumble worldwide. And with Germany recently withdrawing all support for nuclear power, Japan has decided it's high time for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Science, Space & Cosmos Tagged With: robots, the moon

High-Speed Space Menace

September 17, 2010 by Andy T 1 Comment

space menace

The race for space - the quest for the final frontier has seen billions of dollars spent, numerous flags planted, and the likes of dogs and chimps hurled throughout weightless darkness in experimental delirium. And now, space junk - the hideous … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Science, Space & Cosmos Tagged With: space junk, technology

Behemoth – Scientists Discover Biggest Star Known

July 23, 2010 by Andy T 2 Comments

Biggest Star Known - Nasa EV Lacertae

In the darkest corners of deep space, scientists have discovered the most gargantuan galactic fireball ever known to mankind. The star, known as R136a1, is a staggering 265 times heavier than the sun and millions of times brighter. The new … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Science, Space & Cosmos Tagged With: star

Total Solar Eclipse Plunges South Pacific into Darkness

July 12, 2010 by Andy T Leave a Comment

Total solar eclipse

A spectacularly rare solar eclipse has projected an 11,000 kilometre arc over the Pacific, thrusting the mysterious Easter Island into near total darkness. At precisely 4:15am AEST, approximately 700 kilometres south-east of Tonga, the lunar umbra … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Science, Space & Cosmos Tagged With: Easter Island, eclipse

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