To Visualise The Black Hole In Interstellar, The VFX Team Collaborated With Theoretical Physicist Kip

The night sky. 09/03/15 Watch as the colour of the sky changes due to the rising Moon. This was a 4 hour time lapse recorded last night from 21:00-01:00.

Hello! I'm a person, and I find physics (specifically astrophysics) to be incredibly interesting, and I'd like to know more about it. Have any idea on what I should read/watch to get more educated on the subject? I don't know where to start ^^".

Well I get a lot of my updates in the science world from here, http://www.sciencedaily.com/news/space_time/astrophysics/ just look under the astrophysics section then when you get to understand some of the key concepts the look up papers on science direct and google scholar for the best free papers :)

This is the most detailed map yet of our place in the universe

Say hello to Laniakea, our local galaxy supercluster.

The Laniakea Supercluster (Laniakea; also called Local Supercluster or Local SCl) is the galaxy supercluster that is home to the Milky Way, our galaxy, and therefore to the Solar System and the Earth.

New video! Supernova Remnants in a nutshell!

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Take a look around Mars. Here’s where I’m working right now.

Click the link to see all my latest pictures from the surface of Mars.

Sea Level Rise

For thousands of years, sea level has remained relatively stable. But now, Earth’s seas are rising. Since the beginning of the 20th century, they have risen about eight inches, and more than two inches in the last 20 years alone!

As water warms, it expands and takes up more space. That means that when oceans warm, the sea level rises. This summer, we’ve been researching exactly how global warming has impacted Greenland’s ice sheet. Our ICESat-2 mission will use a laser to measure the height of the planet’s surface. Over time, we will be able to provide a record of elevation change, and estimate how much water has melted into the ocean from land ice change.

So how much ice are we actually losing? Great question, but the answer might shock you. In Greenland alone, 303 gigatons of ice was lost in 2014!

Since we know that ice is melting, we’re working to gain a better understanding of how much and how fast. We’re using everything from planes, probes and boats, to satellites and lasers to determine the impact of global warming on the Earth’s ice.

Follow along for updates and information: http://climate.nasa.gov/

20 Awesome Things for Your Home if You Love Space

Add a bit of space in everyday life by using the interior, which will carry you into the space of distant planets, galaxies, asteroids and constellations. Read also: 22 Simple Ideas to Make Your Home Cozier and 12 Simple Ideas How to Make Your Home Cozier Artnaz.com gathered for you in this post… — http://artnaz.com/space-things/

A wonderful milky way over the Australia

Bill Nye reading mean tweets