Hubble Constant: The rate at which the universe is expanding, a key parameter in cosmology.

Happen Today

While stationed in central Africa in December 1944, Norman Appleton witnessed a meteor so bright he remembered it his entire life. Right before his eyes a tremendous smoking fireball streaked across the daytime sky. Years later, as an accomplished member of the Guild of Aviation Artists, he recorded his memories in the above painting. Several days ago, on July 23 at 6:19 pm EDT, a daytime fireball visible from the northeast United States was reported by many personal accounts. No pictures of this event have yet surfaced, although it is quite possible that a video security camera somewhere caught it serendipitously. The bolide was likely caused by a sofa-sized rocky meteor disintegrating as it fell to Earth, an event that occurs over some unpopulated area almost every day.

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Nasa APIs

NASA APIs offer developers access to a wide range of space-related data, including astronomy, satellite imagery, and Mars exploration. These interfaces enable the creation of applications and visualizations, fostering innovation in space science and technology. Registration and the use of API keys are typically required for authentication and access to NASA's valuable data resources.

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