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This is why I don't like finding this stuff out! It seems the earth was nearly hit by a huge solar storm in 2012! Yikes!

It was 45 years ago today. At 10:56 p.m., as over a billion people watched on TV, the first human landed on the moon: Neil Armstrong, a Purdue University graduate born in Ohio. Some have argued Apollo 11's moon landing on July 20, 1969, was all a hoax, and others think it was one of the greatest accomplishments of mankind. However you see it, what is the lasting legacy of the moon landing? Read

This popped up on my Twitter feed today and for once I happened to catch it at the right time, so I thought I’d share.

I most likely will never make it into space, nor will most people. However, if someone would like to pay for me to go into space, that would be pretty awesome. For us that will never make it into space, we have to settle with watching Gravity or Apollo 13, or do we? NASA has done something pretty cool, by attaching HD cameras to the International Space Station and you can view planet Earth in real

NASA Flight Engineers Rick Mastracchio and Mike Hopkins are working outside the orbiting International Space Station today (Dec. 21) to fix a bad pump. They are doing the first in a series of spacewalks to replace a degraded ammonia pump module with one of the station's two external cooling loops that keeps both internal and external equipment cool, according to NASA.

The powers that created the smart phone sensation "Angry Birds" are not standing still. No sirree bob! There's money to be made! :) On March 22, the new "Angry Birds Space" will be released! Whoo Hoo! If you are one of the millions who are addicted to those little goofy birds, here's a new outlet for cravings! The game has partnered with NASA to add something...realism maybe? G

Looks like this Lady is nuts... or is she?  I guess the bigger question may be where she got the moon rocks in the first place.  How do you even know if they are real?

Great video taking from a plane Flying from Orlando, passengers had the  opportunity to be able to watch Discovery's final launch as it embarks on STS-133.