Starship Asterisk*

Those were the days
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3KEhWTnWvE

Nice era of discovery to be living in. One hour of " How the Universe Works " an Mercury hit the Earth and Thea did the same. What is next ? A red convertible in space ?

If I buy an IR lens for a NIKON d3300, woul I be able to see anything thru the viewfinder ? My eyes surely cannot see infrared.Waste of money ?

Lots of battery power ! Case of good beer in the trunk ?

no NASA Clean Room required for private endeavours

This is an IFO. " Identified Flying Object ". Pass the ice cold one

those black holes are the cosmic muscle cars

I just saw a ocumentary on the F4 Phantom an it was revealed this airplane was use to chase rockets , an it reached 68000 feet. Is it possible to view these movies ??

Poetry in motion ! or " the blooy thing actually works "

Muito obrigado
W

if a sattelite was placed on the midnight side of the Earth, at what distance would it have to pace the Earth and suffer a total solar eclipse ? That would make the sky dark where it is always too bright to observe the stars on that hemisphere, woul it not ?

New animal " planck Star "

Very poetic

maybe cop cars can have blue comets on the light bar ?

I live in a valley and get a lot of fog also. Different mechanism, I am sure.

Clouds lit up by a cosmic streetlamp

maybe we can convince the Juno spacecraft to image a Mars -Earth conjunction ?

I have been watching " How the Universe Works " and I seem to get that Jupiter is an " almost star ".

Has that evil look, like WR104

And a Happy New 2018 Year to this comunity and many Halos to come

hmmmm, nitrogen can be used to cool down a couple liquid in a bottle things ?

Did not have to read the descript to know instantly it was Bruce McCandless ( RIP ) bpoldly going where no man has gone before

american ingenuity. Bet it still runs

the famous Marilyn Monroe nebula, I think