Space Contents Archive

2021 was tied for Earth's 6th-warmest year on record, according to independent analyses by NASA and @NOAA. Read more: https://t.co/jC3Et7m0iG https://t.co/UOGWj4SAf8

Welcome to the club, TOI-674 b. 😎 A recent discovery places this exoplanet in an exclusive club – planets with water vapor in their atmospheres! Learn more about this Hubble & Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite discovery: https://t.co/csYtfXTdIU https://t.co/TLLgAUslOh

13 hours of Andromeda

How illuminating! ✨ Two new studies using data from @NASA’s retired Spitzer Space Telescope are shedding light on planets outside our solar system, or exoplanets, including how they form and what drives weather in their atmospheres. https://t.co/lYQdGLXaL8 #AAS239 https://t.co/cTM7ADsrjv

15-image composite photo at one-second intervals showcasing Falcon 9 B1058 landing during Transporter-3 mission today

What does diplomacy look like in space? Our friends at @airandspace will be presenting a live chat on that very topic with our very own Acting Chief Historian, Brian Odom, as a panelist! Tune in today at 1 pm and ask some questions of your own! https://t.co/vi1gdk4sLL https://t.co/AwDMEhGeIg

The lack of gravity in space makes watering plants difficult. One potential solution is hydroponics specialized for space! Learn how our hydroponics experiments on @Space_Station mimic the role of gravity to ensure proper water flow to the plants: https://t.co/pAIhl0ymRw https://t.co/owtksarh98

LIVE NOW: Climate researchers from NASA and @NOAA discuss the newest report on Earth's temperatures and major climate trends of 2021: https://t.co/z1RgZwQkWS https://t.co/S9WevkeZEu

🌡 2021 was tied for the sixth-warmest year since at least 1880, when @NASA’s record begins. We work together with @NOAA to track Earth’s global temperature as part of our work monitoring our changing climate. https://t.co/VoL93oVnoq https://t.co/KtueEw372P

#TDIH in 1993: Lt. Gen. Susan Helms became the first United States military woman in space, during STS-54 on Space Shuttle Endeavour. Among her many accomplishments is the longest spacewalk to date of 8 hrs and 56 mins. #BecauseOfHerStory https://t.co/QhL5fF5Xpj

Could these bees hear early sounds of space hardware failure before astronauts do? NASA astronaut Kayla Barron has been using the Astrobees for the SoundSee experiment to test that capability. https://t.co/wK2YhRoVQf https://t.co/aVEYDZyNoE

In the 2022 ESA/Hubble Calendar the month of January features an expanding, gaseous corpse — a supernova remnant — known as 1E 0102.2-7219. Free .pdf of the 2022 calendar here: https://t.co/o06kf83Vbk Credit: @NASA / @ESA & J. Banovetz & D. Milisavljevic ( @LifeAtPurdue ) https://t.co/R3cyOtrbkY

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 booster — tail number 1058 — aced its 10th flight to space today over Cape Canaveral on the Transporter 3 mission. It reached an apogee of 87 miles — 141 km — on a flight lasting 8 minutes, 27 seconds, from launch until touchdown. https://t.co/XoYMSnSG9X https://t.co/JSuRnR6bAj

The International @Space_Station is home to astronauts from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds who live and work together. Tune in today at 1 pm ET for a live chat about diplomacy in space featuring @NASAhistory's Brian Odom: https://t.co/NEHZ2LSIkJ https://t.co/qLlt87hS1x

Our home away from Earth through 2030! Check out this newly released @NASA video about extending @Space_Station operations, allowing more tech development and research to benefit our planet and drive exploration to deep space. https://t.co/lHfJltQdr9