Imagine this scenario:

So I hear you kissed a girl and you liked it, but how about this…

I wrote this image caption in the context of an application to a science journalism internship.

At first I was delayed, I was on standby
Kept thinking I could never fly without repair missions
But then I spent so many years making sure it was ok
I grew strong, I learned how to be robust

In 1967, astronomers at the Observatoire de Haute-Provence in the south of France discovered potassium flashes while they were observing stars. But the laws of physics that were known at the time didn’t provide any explanation as to how a star could produce these flashes. Were there aliens trying to communicate with us?

I wrote this image caption in the context of an application to a science journalism internship.

For a video I have been preparing about my trip to Spain with NASA (you can read about it in French here (part 1) and here (part 2)), I wanted to show Jupiter’s trojan asteroids, the asteroid Polymele and the spacecraft Lucy. I asked And0uille for help setting everything up in Space Engine. Here is her explanation on how to add everything you need in Space Engine to illustrate the Lucy mission.

Present-day Mars is cold and dry, but this has not always been the case, as findings from Mars rover confirm.

When Pluto was discovered, astronomers expected to find a planet similar to Earth in size. But as they made more observations, they realized that Pluto is actually much smaller than what they initially thought.

Today’s article is a bit special since it was written by @and0uille! She will explain in detail how to install your own castopod instance to host podcasts. If you want to see the end result before jumping in, you can visit the podcast SpaceSheep.