Here are the Coolest Science Videos of the day:
The first one was shown to me by my favorite @BadAstronomer or Phil Plait. This is a video by a young guy in London. His videos are fun and random and it’s hard not to enjoy them. Check this out:
Also the picture of Saturn’s eclipse he was talking about. You can even see Earth in the background photo bombing the picture haha. Click to enlarge!
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Saturn_eclipse.jpg
This next video is for anyone who wants 1.5 hours of official Apollo footage. Check it here: http://www.dvidshub.net/unit/NASA#.UMOE2ZPjnvZ
Last but not least I couldn’t help but post this awesome Carl Sagan video that recently popped up. It’s done with some great animation. Short but sweet.
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Zain is a well travelled astronomy blogger and has been writing since 2013. He has a passion for science education and has been accepted into NASA social program for MAVEN launch. When he's not being a space cadet he's rock climbing outdoors with friends.
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