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Founder: Joseph Barone
Contributors: crookedindifference, bumerangue, propagandery, rocketmagic, rostenbach
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Planet OF Vampires #1, February 1975, cover by Pat Broderick and Neal Adams
How exploding stars might well have changed the course of evolution: http://nyr.kr/117eF9g
Chris Hadfield's 30 Best Photos From Space
Incredible shots tweeted by the rock-star astronaut from the International Space Station
What the hell is happening on the Sun?
In less than 24 hours, the Sun has unleashed a trio of X-Class solar flares. They are the first, second and third X-class eruptions of 2013, making them the most powerful of the year by a substantial margin. What’s more, each burst has been more violent than the last. So uhh… what the hell is going on here?
A revised version of David Bowie’s Space Oddity, recorded by Commander Chris Hadfield on board the International Space Station.
Vitor/bumerangue: background image of my boyfriend’s Samsung mobile phone.
own a piece of space history - auction features 858 items from the dawn of aviation to the space shuttle era.
Sky Trackers was a 1994 science fiction drama series about families living at a space tracking station in an Australian wilderness park. Combines science, drama and comedy. The series was a winner of various Television Awards.
Stardust: A Mesmerizing Short Film About the Voyager 1 and the Wonder of the Universe.
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Astronaut costume
Vitor/bumerangue: Yo, everybody. Maybe some of you can help me. A buddy of mine wants make an astronaut costume but has no idea how to begin. Has anyone here ever done it or know some blog or website that teaches how to?
Some Strange Things Are Happening To Astronauts Returning To Earth
Watch the ISS spacewalk live for some respite from the manhunt madness
This morning’s manhunt for the Boston Marathon bombers has left many of us glued to our screens. If you find yourself in need of a little mental/emotional/psychological vacation from it all, here’s a live feed of this morning’s spacewalk outside the ISS.
