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Our planet from space – September 2012
A collection of stunning NASA Earth Observatory satellite images take from space that show what’s been happening on our planet during September.
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The International Space Station captured hurricane Sandy from space on Thursday. It shows the swirling cloud around the category two storm over the Caribbean. Video courtesy of NASA.
The Austrian daredevil jumps into the record books with a 128,000 ft skydive, breaking the speed of sound, in footage provided by mission sponsor Red Bull.
It is 122 feet long, 78 feet wide and stands five stories tall at the tail. Thousands of people line the streets of LA to see space shuttle Endeavour make its final journey.
A suspected meteor shower spotted in the skies above the United Kingdom was probably space junk, experts say.
A collection of stunning NASA Earth Observatory satellite images take from space that show what’s been happening on our planet during September.
The most memorable image in Mani’s film from Latamneh, blogs Lindsey Hilsum, is that of a boy who has lost so many family members that he momentarily forgets to mention four who have died.
A month ago I wrote a blog showing off some of the stunning images of our planet that had been captured from space by satellites orbiting the earth.
As Nasa unveils a panoramic view of the red planet, aerospace executives are gathering at the Farnborough Air Show in Hampshire. But how is austerity impacting on space travel?
It already dominates the London skyline, but today the Shard will be officially inaugurated with a spectacular light and lasar show. Yet so far, tenants are thin on the ground.
A few months ago I wrote a blog that showcased the stunning images that are captured by the satellites orbiting our planet.
From Avatar to Aliens, mining in space has been a staple of science fiction. And now James Cameron, the man behind both those films, is part of plan to make it into science fact.
As well as keeping an eye on the weather here in the UK, I also like to look at the stunning images that are captured by the satellites orbiting the earth.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a space shuttle on top of a plane, as Discovery marks its final journey with a fly-by over Washington DC.
A former student who says he scaled Europe’s tallest building tells Channel 4 News that the stunt was to challenge the boundaries between public and private space.
As a meteorologist, every once in a while I see a satellite picture that tells so many different stories about the weather that the UK is experiencing.