Space Contents Archive

Jupiter's swirling clouds, imaged by Juno

Brief, but glorious. Scientists found the existence of a superheavy neutron star—the collapsed core of a dead star—just before it became a black hole. The evidence for the mega neutron star was lurking in the @NASAUniverse archives: https://t.co/e3Qf8wRLfo #AAS241 https://t.co/nNgqZi7tnD

M81 is one of the brightest galaxies in the night sky! Seen in this #HubbleClassic view, M81 resides about 11.6 million light-years away. It's home to a black hole about 15 times the mass of our Milky Way Galaxy’s central black hole! Read more: https://t.co/KOWwo6ozAV https://t.co/nxZZQnQOjd

Happening now: Have a question about @NASAInsight's legacy? Join us for a @reddit AMA with team experts! From marsquakes to meteoroid impacts, we've got you covered. https://t.co/edLbmRDXRt https://t.co/zQctyh8Djy

Birthday invitation I drew for my space-obsessed daughter

The Exp 68 crew's four astronauts rested today after Monday's departure of the @SpaceX #Dragon while the three cosmonauts focused on cardiac research. https://t.co/5fZDQMafTA

🔊 Sounds like Jebediah Kerman and the @KerbalSpaceP are up to something very interesting inside #Starliner's processing facility! Stay tuned. https://t.co/69kd8HjyxF

What would you ask the team behind our @NASAInSight Mars lander? We're answering your questions now in our @Reddit AMA ("Ask Me Anything")—join us as we celebrate InSight's completed four-year mission, and look ahead at what's to come from all the data: https://t.co/vj0OGGtmtI https://t.co/oz7nOhtPyV

SS-1 is Indonesia's first nanosatellite! 🙌 Developed by students of Surya University, SS-1 tests a satellite telecommunication system and serves as a proof of concept of sensory information transfer in rural areas for disaster mitigation. https://t.co/bSm4uJ7TPS https://t.co/suQqErlQoT

NASA is funding ideas for a Titan seaplane and faster deep space travel

Astronomers find 2nd Earth-size planet in intriguing alien solar system https://t.co/MdnPA0GPCc https://t.co/KThAu5fWKp

@NASA will host a media teleconference at 9 a.m. EST tomorrow to discuss results from the investigation of the Roscosmos Soyuz external coolant leak and the forward strategy on the @Space_Station for uninterrupted human operations. Tune in on NASA TV. https://t.co/uH0UWzKfiE

Artist's rendition of the view of Haumea, a dwarf planet in the Kuiper belt, from one of its moons. Haumea's unique ovular shape is likely due to an ancient impact, which gave the dwarf planet the fastest spin of any solar system object.

The Flaming Star nebula

Need help finding an astronomy related app

Did anyone else back in the 2010's have that one app on your smart device that allowed you to see the vastness of the universe? You could zoom all the way out and see the entire structure of the Hercules–Corona Borealis Great Wall, then zoom so far in you can observe the quarks that make up the atoms of the sun. I'm trying to find that app again. Idk if you'd categorize it as a "game" however I wanna find it again, for the purpose of nostalgic universe-exploration. Any pointers help :)