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The Pale Blue Dot
As Voyager 1 was leaving the Solar System in 1990, Carl Sagan got it to take one last photo of Earth, from 6 billion kilometers away.
(in case you can’t tell it’s the little blue pixel that looks like it’s dust on your screen, it’s not, that’s Earth)
the rocket worked perfectly, except for landing on the wrong planet
Wernher von Braun
In response to his rockets being used for war instead of space travel.
New Solar System Page
There is now a new page on the blog that has a photo gallery of objects in the Solar System and information about them. Here’s a preview of the information you can find on there:
Venus - Planet
The 2nd closest planet to the Sun, Venus has no moons and its usual weather forecast being up to 460°C with a chance of sulfuric acid rain. This photo is a radar view of the planet to see what its surface looks like below the clouds.
Earth - Planet
Earth, the 3rd closest planet to the sun and the only one known to support life. This is one of the first photos ever taken of the entire Earth, it was taken in 1972 and is known as the Blue Marble.
If there is any problems with the page be sure to let me know.
How you can help Stephen Hawking and Yuri Milner find alien life
Stephen Hawking and billionaire Yuri Milner have teamed up to search for life in the universe. The Breakthrough Listen project is planned to take 10 years and hopefully find evidence of life beyond Earth.
In order to process the massive amount of data they will be getting they need the help of the public, you can help by lending your spare computing power for them to use to analyze the data. You can do this by downloading the BOINC app onto your mobile device or connecting through their website boinc.berkeley.edu on your computer. Public involvement is encouraged further as all the data will be made publicly available for full transparency.
Some interesting facts about space. Top10Memes also have another 3 videos on space facts.
Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying
Arthur C. Clarke
Two of Pluto’s moons captured by New Horizons. Nix (left) is an estimated 42km by 36km and Hydra (right) is around 55km long.
Different pictures of Pluto over the years. The first one was taken from Lowell Observatory, the next four from the Hubble Telescope and then all the ones after that are from New Horizons as it got closer and closer.
And here’s earlier images from New Horizons of Pluto and its moon Charon dancing together (orbiting).
Seemed appropriate to have the first post of this blog be about the first proper picture of Pluto and its ‘heart’, thanks to New Horizons.