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In this edition, we talk about the non-discovery of faster-than-light neutrinos, the possibility of quakes on Mars, and explanation for the ridge o...

On February 23, 1987, a Supernova went off in the nearby universe for the first time since this advent of the telescope. Located in the Large Magel...

The Weekly Space Hangout for Feb. 12, 2012 with special guest Alan Stern, Principal Investigator for NASA's New Horizons spacecraft on its way to P...

This week we talk about possible methods of interstellar communications, supermassive black holes eating asteroids, a stratospheric skydive, reachi...

Have you ever looked into the sky and noticed a fuzzy blob? That's a Messier Object, carefully cataloged by Charles Messier to make it easier to fi...

In this week's space hangout, we talked about the search for super earths, the non-discovery of life on Venus, new images from the far side of the ...

Accuracy, precision and reproducibility. These are the foundations of science that make our progress possible. How do these play into a scientist's...

Another edition of our weekly space hangout. This week we talked about a week of space remembrance, solar storms, Newt's plans for a 2020 lunar bas...

You've probably all heard of Schrödinger's Cat, that strange thought experiment designed by Erwin Schrödinger to show how the strange predictions o...

Our weekly space hangout continues. This week we talk about boiling planets, re-Pillars of Creation, a galaxy made of dark matter, the return of Ph...

Time for another detailed look at a constellation; one of the most fascinating in the sky, but hidden to most of the northern hemisphere: Carina. H...

The Weekly Space Hangout for January 12, 2012. This week we discussed the possibility there are more planets than stars, new dark matter maps, Tric...

This was the first weekly space hangout, run as a Hangout on Air in Google+. On the agenda: NASA's GRAIL Mission, the return of Phobos-Grunt, the Q...