This is a small snapshot of the first episode of Curiosity, which sees Stephen Hawking ask, and try to answer, the question, “Did God create the universe?”
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Onboard cameras give us amazing views as the shuttle Atlantis launches and then the detatched rocket boosters fall back to Earth.
Learn about the summer solstice and jam to some Satriani at the same time. Sounds good to me.
This video from an Indian news channel shows the 2011 lunar eclipse happening live. This was the longest-lasting and darkest lunar eclipse of this century, with the moon changing to red before almost disappearing from view.
“The Sun unleashed an M-2 (medium-sized) solar flare with a substantial coronal mass ejection (CME) on June 7 that is visually spectacular.
The large cloud of particles mushroomed up and fell back down looking as if it covered an area of almost half the solar surface.” – YouTube
One twin brother travels away at the speed of light for five years and then comes back to find his twin brother fifty years older while he is only ten years older.
How?
Is anyone else thinking Mortal Kombat? Finish him!
Scientists say that the Earth’s core is what keeps the invisible force – the Earth’s magnetic field – going. But what happens now as it seems to be getting more and more hiccups?
In a rare seasonal treat, snow has hit many parts of the world just at the right time to create a real winter wonderland over Christmas. Which makes this video very timely.
But what does a snowflake look like under a powerful microscope? And is it possible to actually write a message on a tiny portion of one?
The Winter Solstice is almost upon us once again, taking place on Dec. 21, 2010. Regardless of your beliefs, this is surely a time to celebrate nature and life as winter officially begins.

