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NASA Building Most Powerful Rocket Ever
by Ryan Thomason under READ on Sep 14th
Now that the shuttle program is being put into its resting place, NASA is gearing up for their next step in America’s Space Program, the SLS.
SpaceFap – This NASA Time Lapse Video is Beautiful
by Ryan Thomason under WATCH on Jun 6th
Space, it’s something I think a lot of us can relate to that most of us just want to go out there one time and look down on Earth. NASA instead took this video a little different route.
Our Next “Space Shuttle” From NASA is LAME!
by Ryan Thomason under READ on May 24th
I’m sorry if I’m a sci fi / space dork who thinks that we should be building on what we’ve done so far and not scaling back.
Exploration, leo, low earth orbit, mars, Moon, MPCV, Multi purpose crew vehicle, nasa, SCIENCE!, space, space shuttle, TECH
Spacegasms: First Shots of Mercury
by Ryan Thomason under READ on Mar 30th
I’m a closet space nerd, I love looking at pictures and reading about developments on orbital satellites and whatnot. The current mission NASA has been performing on Mercury (First planet from the sun for you that failed science in elementary school) is just awesome.
Awesome, gasm, Mercury, Messenger, nasa, orbit, outer space, pics, pictures, SCIENCE!, South Pole, space
Sunday Funzies: This Is Why Obama Hates The Space Progam
by Dennis Baquedano under WATCH on Mar 27th
WPR has gone political and we agree with Obama (rama) when he says he wants to cut funding for NASA because if we don’t, crap like this happens.
Alpha, Base, GAMING, John, Madden NFL, Moon, nasa, Obama, PC, space, Steam, Video
02/24/2011: The Final Voyage of the Shuttle Discovery
by James Helsby under FEATURED on Feb 24th
Today, quite possibly, will go down in history as being a somber day. The last day for a dream of a child to have been realized, and the first day of the end. Today, at 4:50pm Eastern, the NASA orbiter shuttle Discovery launched for the last time.
SpaceX Puts us One Step Closer to ‘Trek’
by Ryan Thomason under READ on Dec 8th
This morning SpaceX (Owned by Elon Musk co-creator of PayPal :pictured left:) launched a Falcon 9 from the Kennedy Space Center at 10:43AM E.T. Making the company’s first big thrust forward into commercializing space. With NASA wussing out and basically giving up on trying to do anything in space other than maintain the International Space Station, and doing lab tests on safe ground, it’s going to be up...
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Water Found on Moon!
by Ryan Wilson under READ on Nov 13th
Yes, I’m aware this news isn’t really “media related”, but its damn exciting. NASA announced that incoming data from the LCROSS (Lunar CRater Observation and Sensing Satellite) that a recent mission successfully uncovered water near the south pole of the moon. This may not seem like much now, but its a stepping stone to finding out if life truly can be sustained on the lunar surface.
And now,... 
