Science
Captain Cook and the Story of the Antique Terre...
Navigating the seas in the 18th century was no simple task. Sailors did not have GPS, radar, or weather forecasts. They had no means of instant communication with people on...
Captain Cook and the Story of the Antique Terrestrial Globe
Navigating the seas in the 18th century was no simple task. Sailors did not have GPS, radar, or weather forecasts. They had no means of instant communication with people on...
WE CHOOSE TO GO TO THE MOON(S)
On September 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy gave an address at Rice University commonly referenced as his “Why We Go to The Moon” speech. During the speech, JFK spoke...
WE CHOOSE TO GO TO THE MOON(S)
On September 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy gave an address at Rice University commonly referenced as his “Why We Go to The Moon” speech. During the speech, JFK spoke...
Space: the Next Sustainable Frontier
As a civilization, we are unfortunately all too familiar with the abundance of waste and trash. Landfills dot the Earth and can be as large as the 2,200-acre Apex landfill...
Space: the Next Sustainable Frontier
As a civilization, we are unfortunately all too familiar with the abundance of waste and trash. Landfills dot the Earth and can be as large as the 2,200-acre Apex landfill...
TALES OF THE NIGHT SKY
When the sun sets, constellations and shooting stars come out to shine. They share tales of old, carry the origins of the galaxy across the cosmos, and play a vital...
TALES OF THE NIGHT SKY
When the sun sets, constellations and shooting stars come out to shine. They share tales of old, carry the origins of the galaxy across the cosmos, and play a vital...
The Earth at Night from Space
Countless nights are spent looking up into the sky: gazing at constellations, wishing upon shooting stars, catching the arc of the International Space Station, observing a lunar eclipse, or–from the...
The Earth at Night from Space
Countless nights are spent looking up into the sky: gazing at constellations, wishing upon shooting stars, catching the arc of the International Space Station, observing a lunar eclipse, or–from the...
The Uranus MOVA Globe – A Closer Look
Uranus, the seventh planet in our solar system, and the third largest, was discovered on March 13th, 1781 by the British astronomer William Herschel. It was the first planet to...
The Uranus MOVA Globe – A Closer Look
Uranus, the seventh planet in our solar system, and the third largest, was discovered on March 13th, 1781 by the British astronomer William Herschel. It was the first planet to...
