Musk posted the compilation with backing music from Monty Python's Flying Circus.
The NASA spacecraft will tomorrow bring its 20 year mission to an end.
The solar flare was the most powerful recorded in more than ten years.
The Russian volcano Klyuchevskaya Sopka has an elevation of 4,750 metres.
A US weatherman couldn't contain himself when reporting live on the eclipse.
Americans across the land are watching in wonder through telescopes, cameras and protective glasses.
Sunspots are darker, cooler areas on the surface of the sun.
Jack Fischer filmed the northern lights from outside the Earth's atmosphere.
The dramatic video shows what the surface of the icy planet looks like.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is visiting NZ and chatted Tim Wilson.
The number of planets with the potential to sustain life continues to grow.
University of Auckland’s Dr Nick Rattenbury talks about the significance of the Kepler telescope find and the chance of life on other planets.
Owned by Microsoft co-founder the plane will travel into the sky where it will launch small satellites into space.
The purpose of the mission is to study the sun's outer atmosphere and better understand how stars work.
Rocket Lab says interest from organisations wanting to deploy satellites has increased since Thursday's first test launch.
Today's launch was the first of three test launches planned for the Complex 1 site on Mahia Peninsula.
Dr Ian Griffin told 1 NEWS locals were very lucky to get such clear footage of the meteor last night.
The pair are in town for the Space and Science Festival, today meeting with some very curious students.
The Eta Aquarid meteor shower was captured by Kiwi star-gazers across the country early this morning.
Cassini skimmed 3,100 kilometres above Saturn's cloud tops, closer than ever before.
Thomas Pesquet's latest batch of remarkable photos feature pristine views of Mount Cook, Christchurch and Banks Peninsula.
After seven failed attempts, NASA has succesfully launched a stadium sized balloon from Wanaka airport this morning.
Europe and North America glisten on the map while only a faint shimmer of light can be seen in NZ.
NASA says it will reveal new discoveries about 'ocean worlds in our solar system'.
Space is full of possibilities, but frustratingly it takes Earth money to get there.
It'll be at its fullest this afternoon and should shine big and bright tonight.
The 86-year-old's trip to the South Pole was cut short when he became unwell.
The NASA video, a graphic visualisation, shows the ice sheets melting from 1984 to 2016.
David Clark got a dig in at Steven Joyce, but probably shouldn't look for a singing career.
Rocket Lab founder Peter Beck says he has '120 of the brightest minds in the world' working at his ground breaking firm.
