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Science that makes your Brain hurt

I am as amateur as one can get when it comes to astronomy but I am always a sucker for articles that talk about cool events that happen in the deep reaches of space. It is always nice to know that even the experts get perplexed as well. Read on [www.newscientistspace.com]

Some amazing NASA Pictures

Considering the thousands of pictures that are shot from space how come we only get to see a handful those we get to see are simply amazing. [NASA]

Congrats to the Discovery Team!

Now that Discovery and crew are safe on deck, the NASA team can get busy, and figure out this foam issue so we can get Atlantis in the air next month. I would not want to place a bet in Vegas but let's see if all of that brain power at the Cape can come up with a solution.. One

The Next Generation of Heavy Lift Space Vehicles

I think the plan as outlined in the linked New York Times article is dead on. I have always wondered why NASA had gone away from heavy lift vehicles, and it's nice to see that they are back on the drawing board. I hope that they proceed with the design as outlined and build em fast. [New York Times]

What’s the Sound of One Black Hole Singing?

What is the tone that a black hole makes when it sings? It's a sound so low that it will send chills up your spine. The tone, a B flat 57 octaves lower than middle C, which is 256 Hertz. Sounds as low as the black hole singing are detected as pressure waves, rather than as sounds.