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The life of a proposal to use the Hubble Space Telescope!
Scott Lewis, Tony Darnell and Carol Christian are again hosting a HubbleHangout, to tell the story of going from an idea to gaining observation time and producing amazing science!
Join the conversation! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD5DvY3cLYY
Delayed Launch of OCO-2, Testing of NASA's Flying Saucer and Cassini's Grand Finale
Hello Space Fans! Buckle in for this week's edition of Space Fan News!
Just over six months ago I decided to do something about my dreams of talking to people about science on YouTube. Late one Thursday night I went to Kmart and spent $35 on a small white table, a white sheet and some coloured paper. I hardly slept that night as I set up my DIY light box in the...
So extremely happy for you, Vanessa! We'll see you soon at The Space!
On the day before vidconblr we had a Meetup with thebrainscoop at the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History!
Fans of The Brain Scoop met up with ehmeegee at the northern gates and shortly began our tour of the Dinosaur Hall by Dr. Michael Habib!
Was such an amazing time
To view the entire gallery, head on over to knowthecosmos.com
While Scott will always be a Space Fan, he enjoys all of the sciences as well! Here's some of the photos from yesterday's meetup with thebrainscoop at the Natural History Museum in LA!
Last week, TWIS got the Space Fan treatment as Scott Lewis came on as a guest to talk with Kiki, Blair & Justin about all things Gaia, Hubble, Space Espresso and kitten particles?
http://www.twis.org/2014/06/20/1570/
Space Fan News! #139
Astronomers have developed a new standardized method for measuring and cataloging stars and Curiosity celebrates its first Martian year! Oh and a special breed of Space Fans are building a new type of observatory-for Burning Man!
The kickass science and technology radio show that delivers an irreverent look at the week in science and technology.
Going live with This Week In Science!
I have been following your tumblr and youtube for a while. Is it sad I just realized you are the same person? I'll answer that one for you. Yes, yes it's sad. Anyway, you totally rock and inspire me to keep loving science, so thank you.
I knew it!
Let’s settle this once and for all. The guy who lives in the Tumblr box:
Is the same as this guy who lives in the YouTube box:
Also, thank you. You rock even more :)
Don't believe it, guys. Joe has an evil twin.
The problem is, they switch between Tumblr & YouTube constantly so it's extremely difficult to know who is who.
We're fairly sure it's the "good Joe" that's been Tweeting the World Cup with Scott, though.
This is another reason Trace and Scott get along so well.
They'll even be hanging out at VidCon! Imagine the shenanigans!
Space Fan News #138
Who wants Espresso in Space? What obstacles is Gaia having to overcome? Also, Hubble is aiding the New Horizons mission to Pluto and beyond!
Scientific American 'Video of the week!'
Wow!! The video we made on our sister channel, "Hubble's Ultra Deep Field with Ultraviolet" has been selected as Scientific American's video of the week!
We're extremely thrilled and thankful to be chosen for this sort of visibility and most importantly extremely grateful that you have all enjoyed sharing in our amazement of the beautiful Universe we live in.
And another huge thanks to Carin Bondar for featuring us on SciAm. You're amazing! If you haven't seen any of her work, we totally recommend it. They're fantastic.
Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0Brz7Vd72c
We're live with Hubble!
Have questions about how we use dark matter to look further into the Universe? Let us know!
With the New Horizons probe just about a year away from its flyby encounter with Pluto, which was once considered the ninth planet in the Solar System, its prin
We're afraid that Alan Stern has gone all Clint Eastwood on us, threatening to debate an empty chair because Neil deGrasse Tyson won't debate him on Pluto's (non)planetary status.
What do you think? Should Tyson do it?
Closest exoplanet to us is from another Galaxy. No really!
It's amazing to think about, but it's true. Kapteyn's star, along with its planets, formed over 11 billion years ago in a dwarf galaxy that merged with the Milky Way only 400 Million years ago.
Oh and I hear you like pretty space pictures. Well guess what. We've got two for you this week!
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Exoplanets discovered 13 light-years from the Sun, but over 11 billion years old!
This is Kapteyn's Star, named after the man that discovered it in 1898: Jacobus Kapteyn.
Two planets have been discovered around this ancient red dwarf star, which wasn't even originally part of our Milky Way galaxy!
Around 400 million years ago, a dwarf galaxy merged with our Milky Way, slinging stars and dust throughout, leaving Kapteyn's Star to reside in our galactic halo.
With the press release, Science Fiction author Alastair Reynolds wrote a profoundly beautiful piece from the perspective of an advanced spacecraft with artificial intelligence writing home about this phenomenal place.
Excerpt from "Sad Kapteyn":
I know, I've taken liberties. I should have transmitted my wake-up signal before doing any investigations. But I couldn't resist myself. You made me to be curious.
I found signs of civilisation.
The first planet - Kapteyn b - still lies within the habitable zone of the star, orbiting once every forty eight days.
There's nothing living there now, not even an atmosphere, but once there was a technological culture.
Yes, the first I've found. The reason I was made in the first place.
How's that for a discovery?
To read the full story, head over here. It's worth it.
Gamma Ray Bursts: Space Fan Conversations
Katie Mack joins us for another episode of Space Fan Conversation, this time talking about the super energetic phenomenon known as Gamma Ray Bursts!
What are they? Why have they been in the news? How do we detect them?
Find the answers to these questions and more!
Want more Space Fan News? Then don't forget to subscribe!
Three weeks exactly until mainstage performances, panels, meet-ups, signings, merch, food trucks, the Open Mic presented by Kia, industry keynotes, AND SO MUCH MORE. Join the fray in Anaheim, June 26-28: Tickets still available! Then hang out with all of your new friends at Disneyland on Disney Day, June 29! Purchase your tickets for Disneyland via this link before June 25th to get the special VidCon discount!
Scott will be at VidCon with many other Science & EDU YouTubers. Will you?
