A Moment of Science
Why are the planets where they are instead of somewhere else?
LEGO? Really? Yes, LEGO is being used as a model for an upcoming asteroid landing.
Do you love Twitter? Well, @momentofscience compiled a list of top Twitter accounts all science lovers should follow. Who do you follow on Twitter?
A Moment of Science gathered the best Facebook science pages for your pleasure. What are some of your favorites?
Outer space doesn't exactly provide ideal growing conditions, but one little fruit may be up to the challenge.
Exactly how old is the oldest man-made object still floating in space?
We've been imagining that we're sitting in a geostationary satellite. That's a satellite that orbits the equator at the same speed and direction.
If you want to reach from a geostationary satellite to earth using a rope does the rope's thickness matter?
Say you want to bring some supplies up to your satellite... could you just lower a rope down to earth and haul it up?
Have you ever wondered what the speed of light meant?
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