Sol 0: Instrument Deployment Camera (IDC)

This image was acquired on November 26, 2018, Sol 0 where the local mean solar time for the image exposures was 14:04:35. Each IDC image has a field of view of 45 x 45 degrees.

See: Sol 0: Instrument Deployment Camera (IDC)

InSight Landing site and communications

See: Live Coverage

InSight landing on Mars

See: Mars InSight Mission

Brief Guide to the Galaxy

See: Brief Guide to the Galaxy

Stunning ISS Video of a Spaceship Leave Earth

See Also: Progress launch timelapse seen from space

Gravity Waves

Additional resources from the LIGO Scientific Collaboration:  http://ligo.org/detections/GW170817.php

Additional Media Assets: http://mediaassets.caltech.edu/nsm

Caltech Story: https://www.caltech.edu/news/caltech-led-teams-strike-cosmic-gold-80074

LIGO Lab Story:  https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/news/ligo20171016

Related Papers & Data: https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/page/detection-companion-papers

See Also: Backreaction: Story about LIGO noise resurfaces in New Scientist

Jocelyn Bell Burnell at Perimeter: The Discovery of Pulsars

Introducing ALPHA-g, a new experiment to measure the effect of gravity on antimatter

See Also: Introducing ALPHA-g, a new experiment to measure the effect of gravity on antimatter

Noether's Theorem explained for kids

See Also: Noether's Theorem explained for kids by scientist/author Chris Ferrie

Hey LIGO

Hey LIGO

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How’s it going, LIGO?

 Members of the public can use Hey LIGO; they just might be disappointed if they’re looking for the kind of quippy, vocalized replies we’ve come to expect from our digital assistants. Hey LIGO is more likely to spit out links to technical reports and schematics. But for researchers, that’s just fine

08/21/18

By Jordan Rice

The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory has a new digital assistant. Symmetry Magazine