You read that title right, Astronaut Snoopy's going to space! Our favorite cartoon canine will serve as a zero-gravity indicator for the Artemis I in an uncrewed mission preparing for a return to the Moon and beyond to Mars — wearing a special spacesuit designed according to NASA’s safety specifications! This isn't the first time Snoopy's been involved with NASA. Peanuts creator Charles Schulz had such a great relationship with NASA that Snoopy first joined NASA in space with the Apollo X mission. The lunar module was even nicknamed Snoopy! View Now
Chris Hadfield is an avid supporter of Movemeber, a full month dedicated to raising awareness for men's helath. And he's got the awesome 'stache to prove it. See the full Movember vid here. View Now
Being an astronaut has to be one of the most fulfilling, yet difficult careers in the world, or out of the world, that is. After living in zero gravity for an extended period of time, you end up taking Newton's law for granted. That is, until you return to Earth. View Now
It was a scary moment for two men heading off on a mission to the International Space Station when the booster rocket carrying them into orbit failed after launch and required an emergency landing. NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Russian Roscosmos astronaut Alexei Ovchinin were aboard the Soyuz booster rocket when something went very wrong. View Now
Astronauts Tim Peake and Tim Kopra attempted to find out if they could get dizzy in space. Kopra spun his International Space Station crewmate several times before stopping. Although Peake said he felt the g-force and blood rushing to his head, he did not feel dizzy after the experiment.
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So many cool things happen aboard the International Space Station. NASA astronauts Steve Swanson and Reid Wiseman and European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst experimented with the phenomenon of water surface tension in microgravy. This form of water is like nothing we've seen before. View Now
Astronauts on the International Space Station dissolved an effervescent tablet in a colorful floating ball of water. Why? Because #science. It's mesmerizing. View Now
We've been fascinated with space as long as we can remember, and who better to give us all the cool details than real life astronauts? Seven fascinating NASA men and women sit down with WIRED for an autocomplete interview answering the 50 most googled space questions. Can we just trade places with you guys for a day?! View Now
"Lettuce try this space first!" Is probably what astronauts Scott Kelly, Kjell Lindgren and Kimiya Yui, currently on the International Space Station, were thinking when they sampled some of their freshly space-grown produce for the first time. View Now
Philip Robson was always looking to the stars as an amateur astronomer. Recently though, Phillip passed away, so his family decided they'd send him off in the most fitting tribute imaginable. They purchased a high-tech helium balloon and let it float into space, where his ashes were scattered. View Now
Austin Wates of the Astros robbed a home run ball in this game against the Hooks by catching the ball as it went over the wall, into the bullpen in left-center field! View Now
Vicke Davis works in the Dining Hall at Arizona State University's Barrett Honor College dining hall. She is popular with the students for the extra attention she gives them. Students say she remembers their names, year in college and asks how they are doing. She treats them like family. ASU student Quintin Woods asked Davis where her dream vacation destination is and she immediately responded the Northern Lights. Woods took to GoFundMe to raise money for the trip and it met the goal in just two days. Davis received $2,350 to see the Northern Lights in Canada and a camera to document her trip. Hannah Houts filmed the touching video of Davis receiving this amazing gift. About 100 students came to surprise Davis with the check for her dream vacation.
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Nichol Tran captured this cell phone video of Arizona State University students running across campus in Tempe for tickets to the rivalry football game this Saturday against the University of Arizona. ASU tweeted the secret location to get student tickets and this caused a flood of students running down Palm Walk. May the best team win!
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One moment you're just sitting in a room, minding your own business, then out of nowhere, the whole sky crashes down on top of you! Well, okay, not the sky but the ceiling. One man in Vietnam was taken by surprise when the ceiling slats fell on him. He wasn't hurt, but the fact that there was no apparent cause will probably make him paranoid for a while. View Now
Getting your nails done at the salon can be expensive, but doing your own pedicure at home is a hassle. Not anymore! Today's RTM Deal is a product that won't break the bank, or your back! With the Salon Step, you can easily do your at-home pedicure on your own. The angled foot rest has an LED light magnifier, a USB-powered fan, and plenty of room for storage, including spots to place nail polish! Over are the days of contorting our bodies to paint our toes at home! View Now
A deadly fire swept through a popular nightclub in southern Brazil, killing at least 233 people, according to CNN- and the death toll is expected to rise as firefighters continue to pull bodies from the Kiss nightclub in Santa Maria. Most of those killed appeared to have died of smoke inhalation and at least 90 more are believed to have been injured, thought there is not yet an exact count. View Now
At least 57 people were injured at around 8:45 a.m. Wednesday morning when a ferry crashed into a dock at a pier in Lower Manhattan, New York. According to CNN, one person is in critical condition and is being treated at a nearby hospital. "People were thrown into the air and onto the ground," passenger Elizabeth Banta told CNN. "There were definitely many people on the ground who were not moving." The Seastreak ferry transports commuters from New Jersey to Pier 11 near Wall Street. The ferry departed from Highlands at 8 a.m. and had over 200 people on board. View Now
Three bombs were set off at a Baghdad market over the weekend, leaving behind heavy smoke and ash. Police say eight people were killed and 19 others were injured. The blasts went off at the beginning of a Muslim religious festival. Take a look at the aftermath in this video. For more information click here. View Now
This guy developed a relationship with a mouse that was plaguing his room. He captures and sets him free into the wild. You're free now, little buddy. Wait. No! View Now
This guy captured his mom in a state of utter excitement. No, he's not having a baby or getting married! He simply told her there's going to be a "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" sequel. Yup, she's this excited about that movie! Time to break out the Windex.
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If you thought dirt biking in the snow wasn't a thing, think again! MidWest MX and his buddies are enjoying an epic enduro ride through a beautiful wooded area in the UK, and it looks like a blast. Despite a few minor wipeouts, these guys are proving that you don't need a snowmobile to go riding through some fresh powder! View Now
Why she would park there we have no idea. But a day cannot get any worse than getting a ticket in front of the entire population of people waiting to take the tram, which your car is blocking, who also just moved and broke a piece off your car. We're just as dumbfounded as you are... View Now
Bethlehem's Basilica of the Nativity may seem like an unlikely place for a fight but that's exactly what happened when two groups of clergymen, Greek Orthodox and Armenian clerics, confronted each other over a question of jurisdiction while cleaning the building before the holidays. View Now
Amazing performer from Circus Warehouse at Maker Faire, New York. Maker Faire bills itself as the premier event for grassroots American innovation: "a showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness and a celebration of the Maker mindset." Here, here! View Now
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