including TARDIS, the Little Prince, Godzilla, the Hulk, and the U.S.S. Enterprise. The new constellations were devised using NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope, to celebrate the Fermi ...

While fun, NASA notes that the new constellations are unofficial. The new constellations feature familiar names including Albert Einstein, The Hulk, Godzilla and the TARDIS from "Doctor Who." ...

His other car is a Tardis. We're finally starting to see the benefits of having a 3D printer aboard the International Space Station, as NASA and Made in Space basically emailed a ratcheting socket ...

But can you spot the TARDIS or the Incredible Hulk hidden among the stars? As hard as you try, the answer is probably no. Nasa has come up with the new constellations to celebrate the special ...

They range from NASA's Voyager 1, which has zero Gs ... But none of them hold the title of "Fastest Ship in the Universe." The Tardis from "Dr. Who" nearly grabs that title with its 10 quadrillion ...

Have you ever wondered what it is like to have a chill day in the TARDIS? I surely have. We rarely get to see the Doctor and his companions simply vibe it out in one of infinite rooms in our favor ...

the Tardis – better known to us as the Doctor's time-travelling police box –has now been used to describe one of the brand new constellations. Unveiled by space agency NASA to celebrate 10 ...

NASA launched the car-size satellite in 2008 ... the Fermi telescope, and a TARDIS (a space- and time-traveling police call box from "Doctor Who"). The southern night sky has its own weird ...

On June 11, 2008, NASA launched the Fermi Gamma-ray Space ... They drew inspiration from everything from pop culture (the TARDIS from "Doctor Who, Star Trek's U.S.S. Enterprise) to science ...

NASA decided to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope by naming 21 new gamma-ray constellations, which include multiple iconic pop culture references. For ...