Space Contents Archive

Mary W. Jackson was the first Black female engineer at NASA. Jackson started in the West Area Computing Unit at the Langley Research Center and was an advocate for women in STEM fields. NASA's Headquarters in DC are now named in her honor. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/cPR7U3TNyp

Watch debut launch of Japan's powerful new H3 rocket on Tuesday https://t.co/XwEJ8GQ9az https://t.co/1YzN80udPj

I got to attend a seminar for the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation led by Scott Altman and I’m geeking out so hard!

I’m just a nerd who loves space and I got to attend this seminar today during work hours because my department works with the ASF. I am really stoked I got to attend. It really made my geek heart happy.

The Heart and Soul Nebulas: https://t.co/0TT6MoxpbS

ESO #Flashback: Gas and dust condense, beginning the process of creating new stars in this image of Messier 8, the Lagoon Nebula, taken from our La Silla Observatory. 🔗 https://t.co/85ZT9RoY4d Credit: ESO / IDA / Danish / R. Gendler / U.G. Jørgensen / K. Harpsøe https://t.co/knF5CoJcNF

Intuitive Machines completes SPAC merger https://t.co/vmk7Fca4M3

The Rosette Nebula with a smartphone

Untracked Pleiades thru some clouds :,)

The Heart Nebula

Binoculars for someone left eye blind?

I'm trying to start out. Everything I read says start with binoculars. I have a pair of no names. My left eye isnt completely blind but it needs a very different optic. On my no name's, I get pretty close if I move one eyepiece all the way out and the other all the way in but its still not a clear as using 1 eye.