They Might Be Giants – How Many Planets?

Posted by SpaceMan in Planets on 03 10th, 2010 | no responses

Created by colourmovie. From tmbgs new CD/DVD set Here Comes Science. Available at itunes and Amazon now! bit.ly

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Posted by SpaceMan in Mars on 03 10th, 2010 | no responses

Video clip of nasa's MER Mission.

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Science Screen Report for Kids: The Planet Venus – Volume 18 Issue Part 2

Posted by SpaceMan in Mercury on 03 10th, 2010 | no responses

For grades 2-5. From the acclaimed Science Screen Report DVD series, provided to schools nationwide free of charge since 1970. Baked and irradiated, Mercury is a cratered world; pock-marked by impactors that rained from space during the early development of our Solar System. With double sunrises, its day is twice as long as its year. Mercurys orbit is now perpetually shadowed from the scorching Sun; scientists think there may be ice deposited by comets. In contrast, the un-Earthly Venus is a lifeless planet with a dense, choking atmosphere with temperatures that could melt lead. Constantly shrouded in cloud, Venus could once have been Earths twin with oceans and continents, even simple life, but as the Sun matured, Venus became the hottest planet in our Solar System. From the Space Files series by York Films of London with special thanks to David Taylor.

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Posted by SpaceMan in Jupiter on 03 10th, 2010 | no responses

PLEASE WATCH PART 1 OF "MARS, JUPITER & SATURN - A SPACE VOYAGE" BEFORE WATCHING THIS CLIP. This is the conclusion of that movie. This is a very impressive video to have been done by an 8 year old. Please watch it and see if you don't agree. nasa voyager space voyage viking spacecraft spaceship spaceflight flight rocket lunar moon landing astronaut apollo blastoff spashdown cosmos heavens stars universe earth orbit rotation rotate sleepytime video sleepy time truman state university kirksville notre dame fordham chicago orland park sky cape canaveral kennedy center planets solar system astronomy science sun milky way galaxy bill white edina missouri edina mo

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Conspiracy of Science – Mars is growing aggressively

Posted by SpaceMan in Mars on 03 9th, 2010 | no responses

This is a clip from the DVD available at www.nealadams.com This incredible video of Mars surface moving, shows Mars grows. Neal Adams Science Project

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Alien Life : Mars Life

Posted by SpaceMan in Universe Questions on 03 9th, 2010 | no responses

Maby mars had similar terrestrial life to Discovery Channels Darwin IV hypothosis planet. one day hopefully we fill find the answer. were comeing close to the answer every day.

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About Mars Science Laboratory

Posted by SpaceMan in Mars on 03 8th, 2010 | no responses

A Jet Propulsion Laboratory crew member gives us the inside scoop on the Mars Science Laboratory

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2000s Decade Recap – Science and Space

Posted by SpaceMan in Space Travel on 03 8th, 2010 | no responses

The new millennium began with questions about the dependability of technology. Well, the Y2K disaster never happened, and technology continued to be our best friend. With artificial hearts and entire face transplants being used with success, the human race was on its way to solving some of lifes huge problems and mysteries. One such unknown was the age of the Universe, a piece of information that was discovered in the 2000s. Space exploration began investigating our planetary neighbor Mars, and found proof that planet once housed water. In this video, www.watchmojo.com reviews these and more scientific milestones from the first decade of the new millennium.

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