Space Contents Archive

As the planet warms, permafrost is thawing at an increasing rate, & scientists face a host of uncertainties when trying to predict the potential effects. Find out how scientists are using Earth’s poles to predict change in the lower latitudes: https://t.co/W1qkpDIswB https://t.co/FYzHdOtPbn

On this day in 1879, physicist Albert Einstein was born. We honored his genius by naming our “Albert Einstein Planetarium” after him. https://t.co/B1rnHPjTGH

The 1st time we saw the farside of the Moon was in 1959, and it was not what we expected. The crust isn't the same. The rocks aren't the same. It isn't covered in lava plains, and it's not made of cheese, either! Here's why the farside is so different: https://t.co/EPQ78PJ2Aw https://t.co/zW1Qzd7Ojy

SpaceX on Twitter: “Today we celebrate the founding of SpaceX and 20 years of accomplishments by this incredible team—here’s to creating a future that we can all get excited about”

Explore space with @Astro_Jessica! 🛰 @NASA's First Woman app uses augmented reality to let you explore 3D models of real-life space environments. Aimed at young explorers, the app aims to inspire the next generation of female astronauts. 🚀 https://t.co/O3KGpdGd4G https://t.co/yqHWrSssLm

Relive some top SpaceX highlights from its 1st 20 years (video) https://t.co/LZFd1lE0fg https://t.co/egfkiIAgbP

My 2nd most dense star image!

LIVE NOW: Tune into our conference about the debut of the #Artemis I mega Moon rocket. Updates will be shared on our plan to roll the @NASA_SLS rocket and @NASA_Orion spacecraft four miles (6.43 km) to the launch pad. Hear live from our experts: https://t.co/ZuxLDtRxxM https://t.co/MxBbVZrqNE

Three years ago today, this EA-6B Prowler burned off its excess fuel and joined our collection at the Udvar-Hazy Center. It was the last flight of a Prowler, so when the engines turned off, it was for the very last time. https://t.co/MdtTv1HQtB

Send Your Name Around the Moon on NASA's Artemis I Mission

SNL's Pete Davidson will fly to space next week with Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin https://t.co/63tYlcYyN7 https://t.co/XPRnKCVePZ

Ghost Nebula - Sh2-136

Happy #PiDay! Did you know NASA engineers used Pi when developing a parachute for landing the Perseverance Rover on Mars? At Wallops, they tested these very parachutes on sounding rockets! https://t.co/Xmrh7Z5LyP

OneWeb isn’t eager to tear up its launch contact with Arianespace, which owes the satellite internet company a ride to orbit for another 200-plus spacecraft left grounded by an embargo on Western payloads flying aboard Russian rockets. Read more: https://t.co/PXoElfhnlc https://t.co/vn4DyvWgQZ

Ghost Nebula - Sh2-136