A whole new look to @SpaceVidCast Live

I watch this vid cast regularly, but recently they moved to California and it disrupted their show for a while.

But now their back with new digs, a new logo, and a whole new look. Benjamin and Cariann do an entertaining show about space news.

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Note: I am also trying to learn how to post to my blog over email…we’ll see how this turns out.

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Space.com Top Stories

SpaceX Claims Milestone With Bold Reusable Rocket Test April 19, 2014
SpaceX's audacious plan to land part of a rocket in the ocean after launching it to space may not have gone perfectly, but the private spaceflight company's founder still considers it a success, one that could help lead to reusable rockets in the future.
SpaceX's Dragon 'Chases' the Space Station: See It This Weekend April 18, 2014
Skywatchers across parts of the United States and southern Canada will get an opportunity to watch as the private spaceflight company SpaceX's Dragon capsule "chases" the International Space Station across the sky.
WATCH LIVE SUNDAY @ 5:45 a.m. ET: Dragon Cargo Capsule Arrives at Space Station October 6, 2012
SpaceX's unmanned Dragon cargo capsule is scheduled to rendezvous with the International Space Station at 7:14 a.m. EDT on Sunday. Watch the orbital meetup live here, beginning at 5:45 a.m. EDT Sunday.
SpaceX Launches Robotic Cargo Mission to Space Station April 18, 2014
SpaceX's unmanned Dragon spacecraft blasted off at 3:25 p.m. EDT today from Florida's Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, riding into space atop the company's Falcon 9 rocket. Dragon is scheduled to rendezvous with the orbiting lab on Sunday.
SpaceX Launches Cargo Mission to Space Station, Reusable Rocket Test | Video April 18, 2014
The Falcon 9 rocket carrying Dragon lifted off from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on April 18th, 2014. Its first stage has retractable legs attached and an re-entry burn and water landing will be attempted.
Easter Skies Feature Big Dipper and Southern Cross April 18, 2014
As soon as darkness falls this Easter weekend, step outside and look skyward. What is the most prominent and easiest star pattern to recognize? If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, you only need to look overhead and toward the north.
Vitamins from Space! B3 Found in Meteorites April 18, 2014
An essential nutrient for life on Earth also cooks up in space, a new study finds.
Space History Photo: Standing on the Edge of the Bay April 18, 2014
An astronaut evaluates the Portable Foot Restraint in space.
Gargantuan Iceberg – 8X Manhattan-Size – Has Left Glacier | Time-Lapse Video April 18, 2014
“Ice island B31” is 200 feet thick and 21mi X 12mi. It separated from the Antarctic Pine Island Glacier in Nov. 2013. NASA's Terra and Aqua satellites have been imaging its progress towards open ocean.
US Military Developing Foldable Space Telescope (Video, Images) April 18, 2014
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says the telescope design — known as the Membrane Optical Imager for Real-Time Exploitation — would be of great use in geosynchronous Earth orbit.
Boeing-Built Fighter Jets Could Launch US Military Satellites Into Space April 18, 2014
The next generation of satellites could hitch a ride on a fighter jet before heading into space. A new concept awarded to Boeing in late March could slice the launch costs by up to 66% if all goes well, the company said in a press release.
RIP LADEE: NASA Moon Probe Crashes Into Lunar Surface April 18, 2014
The space agency's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer spacecraft (LADEE) made its planned crash into the lunar surface between 12:30 a.m. EDT (0430 GMT) and 1:22 a.m. EDT (0522 GMT) on April 18 after orbiting the moon since October 2.
The Greatest Moon Crashes of All Time June 6, 2009
Here's a list of the top 11 things that have impacted the lunar surface.
Alien Planet Kepler-186f: Complete Coverage of 'Earth Cousin' Discovery April 18, 2014
On Thursday (April 17), NASA announced the historic discovery of Kepler-186f, an Earth-size alien planet 490 light-years from our own world that is located inside the habitable zone of its star. See Space.com's complete coverage of the Kepler-186f find.
Amazing Mars Rover Curiosity's Martian Views (Latest Photos) October 17, 2012
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity is beaming home amazing photos of the Red Planet.
SpaceX to Launch Dragon Supply Ship to Space Station Today: Watch It Live April 18, 2014
Private spaceflight company SpaceX is expected to launch its unmanned cargo-carrying Dragon capsule to the International Space Station today (April 18) after multiple delays.
Next Up for NASA's Planet-Hunting Kepler Telescope: Finding Earth's True Twin? April 18, 2014
The discovery of Kepler-186f still falls short of the ultimate prize in exoplanet science: a true "alien Earth." But the first such world may lurk in the data already gathered by NASA's Kepler space telescope, just waiting to be pulled out.
5 Things to Know About Alien Planet Kepler-186f, 'Earth's Cousin' April 18, 2014
A newly discovered planet that has been called 'Earth's cousin' has just been found 490 light-years from Earth.
Death Spiral: Doomed Orbiter Sends Close Surface | Video April 17, 2014
NASA's LADEE will soon intentionally crash into the Moon. In March the dust-studying probe flew as low as 2 miles above the surface and faster than bullet at 3,690 miles per hour.
'Earth Cousin' Discovery a Milestone in Search for Alien Life April 17, 2014
The discovery of the exoplanet Kepler-186f further bolsters the emerging view that Earth is not such a unique place, and that habitable environments may be widespread throughout the galaxy, experts say.

LiveScience.com – Top Stories

Beware the Lure of the Bunnies (Op-Ed) April 19, 2014
Chickens make lousy house pets (and bunnies take a lot of work) — something to remember at Easter.
Kindle vs. Books? Children Just Don't See It That Way (Op-Ed) April 19, 2014
A furious debate has been raging for some years now between adults. Are you a Kindle lover or a devotee of the good, old-fashioned book?
Australian endangered species: Largetooth Sawfish April 19, 2014
Sharks and rays are some of the world’s most threatened animals, with a quarter of all species at risk of extinction.
The Easter Bunny Tale: Fun Fiction or Harmful Myth? (Op-Ed) April 19, 2014
All around the world many parents are preparing for Easter – possibly thinking of how Easter eggs will be hidden, how they will explain their delivery and perhaps bracing themselves for some challenging questions about the Easter Bunny.
Keeping Time: Why 60 Minutes? April 19, 2014
Dividing the day into hours, minutes and seconds is a recent practice with thousands of years of science and tradition behind it.
Pot of Gold: Innovation Helps Cannabis Industry Flourish April 18, 2014
A former NASA scientist hired to consult on marijuana growing light technologies is just one example of the innovation spurred by the legalization of the drug in Colorado.
Huge Antarctic Iceberg Drifts Out to Sea (Time-Lapse Video) April 18, 2014
A massive chunk of ice broke loose and is now drifting away from Antarctica.
Changing Earth: 7 Ideas to Geoengineer Our Planet April 18, 2014
Take a look at ratings for seven wild geoengineering ideas that could change the Earth's climate for better or for worse.
5 Pot Facts for 4/20 April 18, 2014
For the international day of celebrating all things weed, April 20, here are some quick facts about this controversial, mind-altering plant.
5 Unanswered Questions About Jesus April 18, 2014
As Christians worldwide gather for Easter to celebrate their belief in the death and rebirth of Jesus, researchers continue to delve into the mysteries that surround the man.
Stunning New Orchid Species Discovered April 18, 2014
A new orchid species has been discovered in Panama.
Facts About Flight 370: Passengers, Crew & Aircraft March 20, 2014
As the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 continues, here are some facts about the passengers, crew, aircraft and airline.
Katherine Tallmadge: Responding to Rush Limbaugh Attacks on Obesity (Op-Ed) April 18, 2014
Why is nutritionist Katherine Tallmadge being attacked by conservatives?
How the Bluefin-21 Searches For Flight 370 Wreckage on the Ocean Floor (Infographic) April 18, 2014
Unmanned submersible uses sonar to scan the ocean floor and return a 3D map to the surface.
Disabled Pets Get 'Bionic' - PBS Show Trailer April 18, 2014
PBS's show Nature is featuring animals who have been treated with latest state-of-the-art prosthetics. It premiered April 9th, 2014.
Calculus Is Fun! Math Exhibit Demos Principles of Motion April 18, 2014
Most people probably don't think of learning calculus as fun. But a new interactive exhibit here at the Museum of Math (MoMath) lets visitors learn about the principles of motion in an interactive way, by walking or running on a special motion-sensing tra
Is Global Warming a Giant Natural Fluctuation? (Op-Ed) April 18, 2014
Natural fluctuations have driven Earth's climate for millennia, but they are not the cause of modern warming.
With Climate Change, Wildfires Getting Worse in the West April 18, 2014
Across the West, wildfires grew bigger and more frequent in the past 30 years, according to a new study that blames climate change and drought for the worsening flames.
Ah-CHOO! 7 Tickling Facts About Sneezing April 18, 2014
Everyone knows the feeling: it begins with that insidious tickle in the back of your nose, then comes the gasping intake of breath and the final, cathartic blast: a sneeze.
In Photos: Orchids April 18, 2014
Images: Lophiaris silverarum and other orchid species.

Masten-space.com Blog updates–X-Prize winner!

Fall 2014 Internships January 20, 2014
Masten is now accepting applications for internships for the Fall of 2014. If you’ve followed us you know we’ve had a great history of outstanding interns working with us. There are few places like us that can deliver an internship with this level of responsibility and hands on work. We’re not looking for gophers, we’re looking
Masten featured on PBS documentary December 2, 2013
We get asked on a regular basis what life is like working at Masten. Well, the good folks at KQED (San Francisco Bay Area PBS affiliate) came out in May to capture a slice of Mojave with a healthy dose of Masten rockets. Watch for Masten to appear around time marker 13:47. We really enjoyed hosting
Summer 2014 Internships November 11, 2013
Masten is now accepting applications for internships for the Summer of 2014. If you’ve followed us you know we’ve had a great history of outstanding interns working with us. There are few places like us that can deliver an internship with this level of responsibility and hands on work. We’re not looking for gophers, we’re looking
Joy and Sadness November 11, 2013
Most of the time these blog posts update you on just a glimpse of what’s going on behind the curtain over here at Masten, and the man behind that curtain for most of those posts over the last three plus years has been Colin. Today’s post is a little different. Today, it is both with
Xaero B Rises March 18, 2013
Since last summer, even while we focused on Xombie flights for JPL and expanding Xaero’s flight envelope, we were working. Designing, tweaking, and starting to build the next iteration of Xaero that we affectionately (and creatively) call Xaero-B. We’re finally ready to pull the curtain back and share her with you! Xaero-B is intended to
February Flight Frenzy! February 1, 2013
We finished our work early and now we have extra time for you! As a result, a special one-time deal can be yours this February. Think of it as our Valentine’s Day present to the space community. For projects that can fly by the end of February, we’re offering an open loop flight on our
Announcing Postgraduate Fellowships January 25, 2013
We’re about to embark on a historic year for Masten Space Systems. Team members will be part of test flight firsts, the design and construction of some of the most advanced suborbital test vehicles ever built, and fulfillment of some unique contracts that will further establish Masten as the world leader in VTVL technology. We’re excited today
Introducing Scimitar October 9, 2012
I’m often reminded of an inspirational quote from a truly great self-made man: “I’m on to the next one On to the next one On to the next one On to the next one On to the next one On to the next one On to the next one Hold up, freeze Somebody bring me
Next September 18, 2012
Last week we encountered a sub system failure in flight that necessitated turning the rocket off while still in the air. Landing at that point winds up considerably rearranging the rocket into rocket parts. Since then we’ve heard from a lot of folks offering support, encouragement, and concern. Thank you. Please know that the team
Xaero Test Update September 11, 2012
Today, Masten Space Systems conducted a flight test of Xaero to 1 km altitude with the intention of testing flight controls at higher ascent and descent velocities. Our test objectives were met and initial results show the vehicle performed better than expected at altitude. However, the vehicle was lost during final approach to landing, and

Discovery Space News

SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Defies Bleak Weather and Flies April 19, 2014
Defying a bleak weather forecast, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Friday to send a Dragon cargo capsule on its way to the International Space Station. Continue reading →
Kamikaze LADEE Moon Mission Ends With a Splat April 18, 2014
Out of fuel and flying fast, NASA’s LADEE spacecraft crashed into the moon early Friday, three days shy of its expected mission end. Continue reading →
Bathing in the Sunset of an 'Earth-Like' Alien World April 18, 2014
Could a sunset on Kepler-186f look like this? Continue reading →
Hubble Cuts a Core Sample Out of the Cosmos April 18, 2014
It's a big, big universe out there and the Hubble Space Telescope bores a hole over halfway out into it with this image, showing a gathering of galaxies near and far. Continue reading →
Earth-Likenesses: Have We Discovered Earth 2.0? April 17, 2014
Astronomers have announced the groundbreaking discovery of an Earth-sized exoplanet orbiting a star within its habitable zone. Although this is exciting, calling this world "Earth-like" is a little premature. Continue reading →
Most 'Earth-Like' Alien World Discovered April 17, 2014
About 500 light-years away in the constellation Cygnus lives a star, which, though smaller and redder than the sun, has a planet that may look awfully familiar.
Chew On This: Best Picture Yet of Gum 41 April 17, 2014
Hot young stars blaze at the center of a vast cloud of interstellar hydrogen gas in this stunning new observation by the awesomely powerful MPG/ESO 2.2-meter telescope at the La Silla Observatory. Continue reading →
When Apollo 12 Encountered the Surveyor 3 Moon Lander April 17, 2014
Forty-five years ago, Surveyor 3 launched to the Moon. Two years later parts of it came back.
Mars Orbiter Spies on Curiosity's Work Site April 16, 2014
Curiosity may feel distant and isolated, but its orbital buddy is never far away.
This Supernova Remnant Cranks Up the Heat April 16, 2014
The debris from a stellar explosion from 2,200 years ago still shines brightly in x-rays -- even though it shouldn't Continue reading →

New Scientist

Red lettuce and dinosaur germs head to space station April 18, 2014
SpaceX has launched its third cargo mission to the ISS, carrying gear that includes robot legs, a collapsible garden and a microbes from a dino fossil
The LADEE killers: NASA has crashed probe into moon April 18, 2014
The lunar spacecraft has been intentionally smashed into the far side of the moon after months spent measuring dust and testing laser-based broadband
Space shuttle carrier plane heads out on Texas convoy April 18, 2014
One of the huge 747s that gave piggyback rides to space shuttles is headed to Houston to star in an 8-storey-tall museum exhibit
Smallest life-friendly exoplanet may be lit by auroras April 17, 2014
Found by NASA's Kepler telescope, the world is slightly bigger than Earth and orbits an active red star that could drive dazzling sky shows
Swirling red nebula is part of angry chicken in the sky April 16, 2014
A crucible of bright stars illuminates a nebula in glowing red hydrogen that would normally be too faint for the human eye to see

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