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NASA Goddard rocks the Moon

Watch the video here. [Make sure to set it to HD for the full effect, which is mesmerizing.] Video by:Phil Plait

NASA Goddard Scientific Visualization Studio via Bad Astronomy]

Cool video! Watch - animation is great, and so is the music!

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(via NASA - Firestorm of Star Birth in Galaxy Centaurus A)

20 March 2012 • NASA universe galaxy star

(via NASA - Hubble Views Grand Star-Forming Region)

20 March 2012 • NASA galaxy universe great start

(via NASA - Hubble Image of Galaxies’ El Dorado)

20 March 2012 • NASA universe galaxy start

(via NASA - Spider Web of Stars)

20 March 2012 • NASA universe galaxy star

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10 Moons Every Person Should Know

Pretty much everyone can rattle off the names of our solar system’s eight (formerly nine) planets, but ask the average person to list some moons and you’ll be lucky if they can tell you more than two or three.

Now, you obviously can’t expect people to remember the name of every single satellite in the solar system (after all, they outnumber the planets by around 20 to 1), but if you have even the slightest interest in astronomy, it wouldn’t kill you to be familiar with at least an even ten. So with that in mind, we’ve assembled this reference guide to ten of the solar system’s most noteworthy moons.

sweet lord

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