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  1. 24. jouluk.

    Space exploration has had its fallen heroes, and it’s good at least some are being remembered here. Finally. Hopefully it reminds those rushing into space of the need to be methodical and not get caught up in a rush.

    Apollo 1 Memorial installed at Arlington National Cemetery. Date of dedication ceremony to be determined. Thanks to for pushing this long overdue tribute over the finishing line. It only took 55 years!
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  2. 24. jouluk.

    This.

    This photo turns 53 years old today. Earthrise. Captured by the crew of Apollo 8. An image which forever changed our view of the world and help us understand how fragile our planet really is.
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  3. 25. jouluk.

    's James Webb Space Telescope just launched: What's next? via

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  4. 22. jouluk.

    This is what $28 million gets you.

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    (1/12)6 months ago, I was lucky enough to win the auction of Blue Origin’s first launch! Today, I announce that I’m launching the "Sea of Stars" campaign, which will select 5 warriors to explore space with me in 2022! ! Details:
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  5. 24. jouluk.

    Rogue planets! A group of astronomers recently discovered at least 70 free-floating rogue planets in the nearby star-forming region in the Milky Way.

  6. 25. jouluk.

    The can spot the heat signature of a bumblebee at the distance of the Moon(!)...

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    What's the dimmest magnitude object that the James Webb Space Telescope can detect? You can explore what JWST will see using this exposure time calculator: but it can see the heat signature of a bumblebee at the distance of the Moon
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  7. 22. jouluk.

    This is a cool way to get kids excited about space. Can you imagine your 8-year-old self getting back a postcard you'd written THAT HAD TRAVELED IN SPACE? (I'd be pretty excited TODAY.) cc

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    Vastauksena käyttäjälle

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  9. 24. jouluk.

    cc

    Picture of a piece of paper with the script of what the astronauts read on December 24. 1968, from lunar orbit.
    On December 24, 1968, the Apollo 8 astronauts broadcast a message from lunar orbit for all the world. They read the first ten verses of Genesis, and concluded: "Good night, good luck, a Merry Christmas—and God bless all of you, all of you on the good Earth."

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