Showing posts with label space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space. Show all posts

Monday, April 23, 2012

{ This is turning out to be one cat filled blog }

Alright, I know the cat thing is getting a little out of control, but who can blame me? I feel like I've only posted the best of the best... ya know, the stuff you'd want to come back to for an, awwwww or half heart filled chuckle. Needless to say, Cats in Space is all that and a bag of chips! Enjoy!


Thursday, July 1, 2010

{ Our Solar System }

Stumbled upon this beautiful animated infographic last night of our solar system. It is made up of only CSS3 border radius, transforms, and animations. {via} sorry I couldn't embed it, but it's worth the hop over. Also for those dorky computer people (me included...) here's the IE version! {via}

Friday, June 11, 2010

{ I know you're out there somewhere }

So... Life out in space? I think it's a really big deal and probability, so this news totally got me excited. Word on the street is Voyager 2 was HIJACKED (yeah, right?... really?) by aliens and is sending back a code our human scientists just can't figure out. I don't know if I really believe this, it's on a few other sites on the interweb, but the most specific article I found / was forwarded from a friend, states that the 1977 Voyager, which originally contained music and greetings, now is beepin back unknown signal. To me this sounds suspicious, but who knows!? this could be it! {via}

Monday, October 12, 2009

Eye Candy part V


I LOVE LOVE LOVE info graphics and this fifty years of space exploration does not disappoint! (via)


Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Fuck the Moon!


Ends up NASA and the Moon are having a beef... well... not really. They are gonna bomb the shit outta the moon in hopes to find water in the debris.

Though the Moon mostly a dry airless desert, they believe ice could be trapped in crater shadows near the south pole which never receive any sunlight. If so it could provide vital supplies for a manned moonbase.
Last year, British scientists identified
regions where water might be found on the Moon and estimated that there could be enough to fill one of Europe's largest reservoirs. (via)
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