Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)





Despite the fact that February is the shortest month of the year for the event 28 days was sufficient to publish a full material on it. Let's see what happened in the last month of winter.

Luxury halo in the sky over Norway's Tromso, February 19.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)



Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield (Chris Hadfield) continues to delight his fans gifts in the form of photographs to the ISS. The picture of clouds and its shadow over the Sahara desert, February 17.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Next fallen meteorite in Chelyabinsk. Unequivocal hit the news on February 15, day of the month.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Supernova W49B is considered one of the youngest in the Milky Way galaxy. Photos Chandra February 26.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Valentine in the form of star W5.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Alexander Samokutyaev training in Star City. Russian cosmonaut is preparing to go to the ISS in October 2014.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Snapshot Panstars comet that came as close to Earth on April 17 this year.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Another eruption of Mount Etna in Sicily. Photo satellite EO-1 on February 19.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Self rover «Curiosity» before drilling the surface of the red planet, February 3.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

The mysterious images in the Sahara, the photo with the ISS on February 20.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Oleg Kononenko (left) and Anton Shkaplerov (right) working on the ISS on 16 February.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Color image of Mercury from NASA was published on February 22 and demonstrates the differences in color on the surface of the planet, depending on the soil mineralogical differences.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Magnetic loops (coronal mass ejections) above the surface of the sun. Photos events of last summer have been published 20 February.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Siberia in the air. Property ISS February 26th. It appears in the center of the lens Lake Baikal.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

About 500 amateur astronomers and professionals gathered on February 4 Scout Key, Florida, USA. It is very convenient to consider the stars, and even visible to the ISS.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Clouds over the coast of China, on 9 February. Photos from the ISS.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

The complex structure of the Seagull Nebula (ІS 2177). Gas clouds form the likeness of the wings of a bird. Photos European Southern Observatory, February 4.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Let's go to the moon. Photos of the airport, in Phoenix, Arizona, United States, February 24.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

One of the brightest and closest spiral galaxy M106 is located about 20 million light years from Earth. Photographed "Hubble", with adjustments astronomers Robert Gendler and Jay Gabanna.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Approaching snow storm in North America on February 8.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

Starting the Atlas V rocket with the satellite Landsat, which will explore the landscape of the earth, the base of the US Air Force Landenberg, California, USA, February 11.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

North Pole of Saturn. Spring came. The picture of the spacecraft «Cassini». The picture was taken from a distance of 650 thousand kilometers.

Space in February 2013 (summary of events of the month)

So we saw the space in February 2013.

UPD: For those who missed passing by Earth asteroid "2012 DA14», offer a retrospective view of events.