Reuters
| Oct 4, 2012
Chirping space "songs" have been recorded by NASA's orbiting Radiation Belt Storm Probes. The musical phenomenon is caused by naturally occurring "chorus" radio waves found within the magnetosphere that surrounds Earth. ET, rock home.
Newsy
| Feb 9, 2013
A cruise-ship sized asteroid will shoot past Earth on February 15, and is expected to be the only asteroid of its size to come so close to our atmosphere. While scientists assure there is nothing to fear from the asteroid, its trajectory has spark...
LinkAsia
| Jun 22, 2012
With China's ambitious space program capturing the world's attention this week, host Yul Kwon speaks with Gregory Kulacki of the Union of Concerned Scientists about China's motivations for space travel.
NTDTV
| Jul 30, 2012
A South Korean artist is hoping he can fulfill his dream of launching a satellite that he made into space. Song Ho-jun has signed a contract with a French satellite agent company NovaNano that acts as a broker to arrange the launch for him, inclu...