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Intermission: Moon-Walking Bloopers
Without the help of gravity, astronauts stumble, fall, and struggle to get back up on the surface of the moon.
Technology
Intermission: Let's Go Up in Orbit
Leave your computer for a moment and come up with us into orbit.
Culture
Infographic: Is There Alien Life Out There... on Earth?
What people in different countries believe about the possibility of aliens walking among us.
Technology
Solar Panels in Space! With the Help of Lasers, It's Possible.
Can we get electricity for Earth by putting solar panels in space? A new analysis suggests that one of the major problems can actually be overcome.
Education
This 3-D Map Will Make Teaching Astronomy a Whole Lot Cooler
It took 10 years to map our local universe out to 380 million light years, but the resulting image is amazing.
Education
Will PayPal Billionaire Peter Thiel's Team of College Dropouts Change Learning?
Meet Thiel's inaugural class of super-elite "20 Under 20" fellowship recipients.
Culture
Submissions: The Next Giant Leap for Mankind
Last week, GOOD and CNN iReport put out a challenge: Illustrate humanity's next big, bordering-on-crazy idea. See the submissions.
Culture
"Long Live Dave Grohl": The 22 Best Messages Sent to the New Planet
When scientists discovered a planet outside our solar system that could sustain life, people wasted no time telling the aliens how we feel.
News
Project: What's the Next Giant Leap for Mankind?
In the 1960s, the effort to put a man on the moon focused the nation around an audacious goal. It's high time for another big problem-solving push.
Culture
Why America Doesn't Need Its Own Space Missions
Today the space shuttle Endeavour is making its final liftoff. Here's why that shouldn't sadden you a bit.
Culture
Flowchart: Should You Give Up Your Dream of Being an Astronaut?
If you still think space is the final frontier, here's some advice
Lifestyle
Feeding the Tiny Humans of the Future: Amsterdam's Disproportionate Restaurant
A new restaurant explores the way genetically-engineered one-and-a-half foot tall humans might cook, eat, and farm.
Environment
Infographic: Waste in Space
A look at the massive amount of space garbage orbiting the planet.
Lifestyle
Feast Your Eyes: A Day in the Life of a NASA Space Food Scientist
Dealing with crumbs in zero gravity and developing hydroponic crops for Mars: NASA's food scientists discuss the challenges of developing space food.
Culture
Image of the Day: The International Space Station Looks Like a Speck of Dust on the Sun
Astrophotographer Alan Friedman had just 0.2 seconds to capture this amazing image of International Space Station crossing in front of the sun.
Lifestyle
Variations on a Table: Jeffrey Inaba Uses Salvaged Materials to Redesign Dinner
What happens when you limit your table designs to what can be built from reclaimed materials in local co-op workshops? (Hint: good things.)
Lifestyle
Dietary Supplements: Wednesday, February 16
Dietary Supplements is a daily roundup of what we're reading at GOOD Food HQ. Today we're serving up Funyuns and space beer. Enjoy!
Education
Why Schools Should Still Teach Jules Verne
It's Jules Verne's 183rd birthday and the works of the classic French author are more relevant than ever to the 21st century lives of U.S. students.
