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Wil Wheaton has Curiosity
... and the flags *ARE* still there!
Portland, Oregon talk OF DEATH
Icebergs off Greenland
The scars of a Colorado fire
Southern skies time lapse: Nocturnal
Globsmacked
Helping save the planetary space program
There's a Zombie in My Treehouse!
Coathook to the stars
Attack of the Pluto!
High schoolers totally shred on a high-altitude balloon
Space Station Solstice
Greenland seeing unprecedented melting
Washington pertussis outbreak is very, very bad
Would you stand under a nuclear blast?
Discovery Channel telescope sees first light!
Deniers, disgust, and defamation
Time lapse: Sunshine over Earth
Raging clouds, near and very, very far
MSM tackles the need to explore... and gets it very right
Repost: What Apollo means to me
Mars Attacks of the Show
Time lapse: Within Two Worlds
Huge glacier calves off Greenland
Lightning strikes in a storm bigger than worlds
Video: SpaceX Dragon mission highlights
Atlanta Skeptics pre-Dragon*Con star party!
Saturn eclipses an icy moon
Shimmering purple aurora after a powerful solar storm
Comic Con 2012
Lapland lights
BAFacts: Halfway there!
Similar by eye, not by nature
NuSTAR opens its X-ray eye
Just another way cool night sky time lapse video
Join the Citizen Science brigade
Peaking into lunar craters
Up, up, and aurora
xkcd asks, "what if...?"
The softly glowing zodiac: lesson learned
A ray of coincidence
"How the Universe Works" Season 2 premier tonight!
A fifth moon for Pluto!
Close-up of a solar monster
Titanic antarctic vortex antics
HUGE sunspot group coming 'round the Sun!
BA book review: Year Zero by Rob Reid
Earthlapse
New research points toward "no" on arsenic life
The 50th anniversary of Starfish Prime: the nuke that shook the world
Innsbruck by night time lapse
The Sun speaks up
Milky Way Down Under
This Is Our Planet
Happy aphelion!
The Ghost in the Shell
Caption contest RIGHT NOW
Newborn star makes a cosmic bank shot
Come see my panels at Comic Con!
When does weather become climate?
Did a meteor plunge into the ocean near Perth? I'm thinking no.
A Megacynic? Me?
Piano sonata in the key of Kepler-11