What Are the Bright Spots on Ceres?

I’ve been keeping a close eye on this subject over the months. The bright spots on Ceres have caused much debate with of course the usual talk of aliens thrown in. This is the latest article from NASA on the subject, with some great pictures (but no aliens).   https://nasa.tumblr.com/post/134943136399/what-are-the-bright-spots-on-ceres Have a great day all!

Prometheus up Close

What human kind can do is incredible – this is a close up of one of Saturn’s moons. http://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/jpl/pia17207/prometheus-up-close Simon 🙂

Titan Glows Green

I always love the daily updates that I see from the NASA space programmes, there’s so much going on that’s pushing the boubaries of our understanding: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-12-10/nasa-releases-detailed-image-of-titan/7015678 Have a great day. Simon 🙂

Close-ups of Pluto

New Horizons has sent back some amazing close up pictures of Pluto. These will be the closest views of Pluto that we are likely to see for decades: http://www.nasa.gov/feature/new-horizons-returns-first-of-the-best-images-of-pluto I love space stuff and I hope you find this interesting – have a great day all! Simon 🙂

The Ashes of Dead Stars

“We are literally the ashes of long dead stars” said Astronomer Royal Sir Martin Rees. But what does that mean? I apologise now, I’m going to get technical and anyone who has done chemistry will recognise this, if you hated it you will groan: Yup, it’s the periodic table… with a difference.This picture of the

15 Years of the International Space Station

I never realised until I watch a program on Dave the other night… The International Space Station has been up there 15 years now! Wow!!! I remember when when it was just an idea, something that was going to happen, then the first modules went up and suddenly it’s been up there all this time.