Amateur astronomer captures mysterious object smashing into Jupiter0
- From Around the Web, Space
- March 31, 2016
A terrifying video has captured the moment a mystery object collides with Jupiter

A terrifying video has captured the moment a mystery object collides with Jupiter

NASA has completed a major milestone on its journey to Mars and is ready to begin another phase of work on its spaceport of the future

Enceladus, which Kite calls “an opportunity for the best astrobiology experiment in the solar system,” serves as a leading candidate for extraterrestrial life.

“The US could lead a return of humans to the surface of the Moon within a period of 5-7 years from authority to proceed at an estimated total cost of about $10 billion”

“As the planet gets closer to the star, it feels a burst of starlight, or radiation. The atmosphere becomes a cauldron of chemical reactions, and the winds ramp up far beyond hurricane force,”

In just a few days on April 8th, SpaceX will attempt to launch its first re-supply mission to the International Space Station since an explosion destroyed one of its rockets last summer.

Japan has lost contact with the newly-launched Hitomi space telescope, and ground observations indicate the satellite has shed debris and may be tumbling in orbit more than 350 miles above Earth.

When taking images in directions opposite from the sun, most objects appear dark. Surprisingly, however, some of Saturn’s rings get brighter.

World’s tantalizing oceans may teem with “weird life” we cannot begin to imagine.

The bright spots on Ceres may be common salt.



