Scientists aren’t just looking to create a new “time zone” on the moon, as some headlines have suggested, said Cheryl Gramling, the lunar position, navigation, and timing and standards lead ...

The moon (3474.8 kilometres) takes up one whole pixel, and everything else in the solar system is scaled down accordingly. As it turns out, space is mostly just that: space.

Everything involved is to scale: Jupiter is represented by a watermelon, while the sun, which is 864,938 miles across in real life, is represented in the video as a four-and-a-half-foot-wide ...