SpaceRip

Cutting-edge stories about the origins of the universe, black holes, exploding stars, the search for ET life, time and space, the solar system. Original productions from SPACERIP.

We once defined our universe only by the stars that turned overhead. Technology is now offering a window into a vast assemblage of hundreds of billions of galaxies. As we continue to probe the limits of the cosmos, we can only hope our imaginations keep pace.

Experience Earth as a planet, dynamic and ever evolving. The collection offers a series of unique views of our home planet as seen from space, and tracks some of the most interesting and important findings of Earth Science.

From ever imploding to suddenly exploding, our universe is filled with volatile objects that are both frightening and awe-inspiring.

Just beyond our planet are worlds rich with clues to the formation of the solar system and Earth. Find out about the colorful, hostile, and inspiring realms in our own cosmic backyard.

Just beyond our planet are worlds rich with clues to the formation of the solar system and Earth. Find out about the colorful, hostile, and inspiring realms in our own cosmic backyard.

We once defined our universe only by the stars that turned overhead. Technology is now offering a window into a vast assemblage of hundreds of billions of galaxies. As we continue to probe the limits of the cosmos, we can only hope our imaginations keep pace.

Today, astronomers are opening a stunning new window on the universe. As we peer ever deeper into space, we travel farther back in time. It's a testament to our imagination and desire to explore. Venture to distant horizons, to the brink of time and space.

Long as our world has lived among them, the stars have offered scant overtures to us, save their faint flickers across the void. Now, scientists are beginning to penetrate the bright lights of distant stars, to reveal solar system and planets. There are hints that some may even be Earth-like.

Technology is increasingly blurring the lines between humans and robots. Is Man becoming more like machines? And machines more like humans?