Top 5 Space Stories of 2012! - The Countdown, Episode 12

Dec 27, 2012

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The Countdown is a biweekly video show highlighting the best stuff happening in space, astronomy and physics. In this episode: Nearby Exoplanet. Water on Mercury, First Private Spacecraft Docks with ISS, Curiosity on Mars, Higgs Discovery

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