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  1. Did man really go to the Moon? (135 replies)
  2. NASA's Phoenix spacecraft lands on Mars (14 replies)
  3. Pluto is not a planet (40 replies)
  4. Trio of Super-Earths discovered (0 replies)
  5. The Shaw Prize goes to Reinhard Genzel (0 replies)
  6. Shouldn't the South Pole be on top? (21 replies)
  7. Giant telescopes of the near future (9 replies)
  8. EADS unveils manned spacecraft in Berlin (0 replies)
  9. Stephen Hawking says we should colonise space (17 replies)
  10. NASA satellite detects record gamma ray burst (8 replies)
  11. Yuri's Night - worldwide space parties (16 replies)
  12. Robot space truck docks with ISS (3 replies)
  13. Debunking the 2012 solar poles apocalypse (4 replies)
  14. Hubble finds organic molecules on an exoplanet (2 replies)
  15. Villagers fall ill after meteor strike (16 replies)
  16. Physics and space science budget cuts in the UK (0 replies)
  17. Disabled U.S. spy satellite intercepted by missile (28 replies)
  18. Enormous hole in the Universe (21 replies)
  19. Total eclipse of the moon on Thursday 21.Feb.2008 (5 replies)
  20. Go look at the moon (10 replies)
  21. Soyuz Foton M-1 rocket crash from 2002 (0 replies)
  22. The Chinese Space Shuttle (2 replies)
  23. Space shuttle mission STS-122 (February 2008) (7 replies)
  24. NASA finally finds life on Mars (99 replies)
  25. Asteroid to pass close by Earth on 29.Jan.2008 (0 replies)
  26. Asteroid might hit Mars on Wednesday 30.Jan.2008 (37 replies)
  27. Water might exist on Jupiter's moon Europa (0 replies)
  28. Get started in Astronomy (36 replies)
  29. Mars is back, red planet now visible from Earth (12 replies)
  30. Sudden brightening of Comet Holmes (9 replies)
  31. The spacetime continuum in my morning coffee (9 replies)
  32. High def pictures of Earth-rise from lunar orbit (0 replies)
  33. Amazing space photograph (6 replies)
  34. Largest black hole ever discovered (14 replies)
  35. Meade ETX 125 telescope owners (3 replies)
  36. Spectacular photos of Saturn (7 replies)
  37. Nobel prize in physics for Big Bang Theory (25 replies)
  38. Sputnik 1 launched 50 years ago today (1 reply)
  39. Good view of Jupiter tonight (8 replies)
  40. Grinding your own mirror and making a telescope (10 replies)
  41. Google Sky gives a close-up view of the Universe (9 replies)
  42. Lunar eclipse - Tuesday 28.Aug.2008 (6 replies)
  43. Space hotel to open in 2012 (5 replies)
  44. There's a hole in my Shuttle (4 replies)
  45. Perseids meteor shower, shooting stars to be seen (17 replies)
  46. International Space Station is orbiting us now (38 replies)
  47. Parallel universes (18 replies)
  48. Houston, we have a drinking problem (10 replies)
  49. My first astrophotograph (7 replies)
  50. Observing The Milky Way with the naked eye (4 replies)
  51. Journey to the Lagoon Nebula (0 replies)
  52. Star Hopping - my astronomy blog (0 replies)
  53. Binoculars for stargazing (11 replies)
  54. Astronaut involved in bizarre kidnap plot (36 replies)
  55. Saturn and Venus to be seen close together (0 replies)
  56. Daylight occultation of Venus by the Moon (6 replies)
  57. In 2012 you too can fly into space, for €200k (21 replies)
  58. "The Summer Triangle" is here (0 replies)
  59. Saturn goes behind the moon - 22.May.2007 (1 reply)
  60. Unnaturally bright star spotted (22 replies)
  61. Lyrid meteor shower - 21/22.Apr.2007 (9 replies)
  62. New "super-Earth" found in space (78 replies)
  63. Astronaut finishes Boston Marathon - in space! (11 replies)
  64. Einstein's geodetic effect proved (5 replies)
  65. Partial solar eclipse - Monday 19.Mar.2007 (1 reply)
  66. Total lunar eclipse across Germany (107 replies)
  67. Saturn occultation and lunar eclipse (3 replies)
  68. Supernova 1987A - 20th anniversary (0 replies)
  69. Prestin - a motion-sensitive protein (0 replies)
  70. Asteroid could strike Earth in year 2029 (35 replies)
  71. Have astronauts ever had sex in space? (38 replies)
  72. Space Toys - an online store (2 replies)
  73. Another play with the telescope and webcam (0 replies)
  74. Amateur photo of Saturn (1 reply)
  75. Meteorite composition question (8 replies)
  76. Comet McNaught (C/2006 P1) (5 replies)
  77. China tests satellite killer technology (7 replies)
  78. British mission to the moon (65 replies)
  79. Take a space fly-by of planets and stars (8 replies)
  80. Life on Mars (41 replies)
  81. Olympus Mons - Mars (11 replies)
  82. Solar radiation and high-flying aircraft (42 replies)
  83. Geminid meteor shower - night of 13/14.Dec.2006 (3 replies)
  84. NASA wants moon base by 2024 (61 replies)
  85. Astronomy-related sights and activites in Munich (2 replies)
  86. Leonids meteor shower - annually around Nov. 17 (10 replies)
  87. First company logo visible from space (19 replies)
  88. We are all aliens (1 reply)
  89. Company test fires Britain's most powerful rocket (0 replies)
  90. Fly into space with Virgin Galactic (3 replies)
  91. Four stars gang up on Orion (3 replies)
  92. Eclipse of a star - it "winks" every 2.7 days (0 replies)
  93. Lost Moon landing tapes discovered (3 replies)
  94. Comet M4 SWAN on the way past Earth (9 replies)
  95. Space-related events in Garching (6 replies)
  96. Autumn sky delights (0 replies)
  97. Why don't you take up astronomy? (14 replies)
  98. Scientist creating a new "baby universe" (11 replies)
  99. Photograph of the Atlantis Space Shuttle launch (22 replies)
  100. Space babe - Anousheh Ansari (15 replies)
  101. STS-115 Atlantis - final spacewalk of the mission (3 replies)
  102. Partial lunar eclipse - Thursday 7.Sep.2006 (6 replies)
  103. Back to the Moon (50 replies)
  104. Telescopes and terminology used for specifications (0 replies)
  105. Russian plans to open moonbase mine by 2020 (24 replies)
  106. Space Shuttle to bring German astronaut to ISS (19 replies)
  107. The Bavarian Public Observatory (4 replies)
  108. An evening zooming round the sky (0 replies)
  109. My first astronomy photograph (4 replies)
  110. Star Trek like 'cloaking device' development (1 reply)
  111. NASA's DSN needs money (1 reply)
  112. First telescope for a beginner astronomer (5 replies)
  113. Space exploration - a waste of money? (63 replies)
  114. Lunar penumbral eclipse on 14.Mar.2006 (2 replies)
  115. Space is the best artist (27 replies)
  116. Your chance to be part of a real Mars mission (16 replies)
  117. Ras Al Khaimah Spaceport (4 replies)
  118. Telescope usage tips for beginners (6 replies)
  119. Stardust capsule returns to Earth (9 replies)
  120. Astronauts / Cosmonauts should be allowed alcohol (2 replies)
  121. Do you believe in alien life? (28 replies)
  122. Great space photos (4 replies)
  123. Space Shuttle mission STS-114 (297 replies)
  124. Astronomy in the Alps (19 replies)
  125. Back to the Moon by 2018 (3 replies)
  126. UK should reverse astronaut ban (18 replies)
  127. Watching for the new crescent moon (0 replies)
  128. U.S. millionaire is 3rd space tourist to the ISS (4 replies)
  129. The Moon *is* made of cheese (8 replies)
  130. Understanding physics (27 replies)
  131. NASA to reach the Moon again by 2020 (26 replies)
  132. We all live in a football (3 replies)
  133. Find your own comet with the SOHO space probe (1 reply)
  134. Yagi antennae (6 replies)
  135. New "SETI" type project to seek extrasolar planets (2 replies)
  136. Jupiter, Venus and the Moon close together (0 replies)
  137. Listening to Jupiter (4 replies)
  138. Radio astronomy (0 replies)
  139. Tracking space objects (0 replies)
  140. Buy a trip to the Moon in 2008 (2 replies)
  141. Strange quark nuggets (4 replies)
  142. The Perseid meteor shower :: 10-12.Aug.2005 (14 replies)
  143. New planet discovered - larger than Pluto (38 replies)
  144. Google maps the Moon (9 replies)
  145. Deep Impact - Comet collision (27 replies)
  146. Russian astrologist suing NASA (42 replies)
  147. Irridium Satellite flares (5 replies)
  148. Huygens probe is landing on Titan (14 replies)
  149. NASA's X-43A hits Mach 9.7 (19 replies)
  150. William Shatner in space (4 replies)
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