Space Contents Archive

Reporters: Interview the four astronauts who will travel around the Moon and deeper into space than any humans before them. Media credentialing to cover the joint @NASA-@CSA_ASC reveal of the #Artemis II crew in Houston on April 3 is open now: https://t.co/SHfWUa81bt https://t.co/T35VuSSwBX

Stickney Crater on Phobos is nearly half the diameter (9 km) of the moon itself. Gravity on Phobos is 1/1000th of Earth's, meaning your 24 inch vertical jump on Earth would be 2,000 feet on Phobos. [1836x1362]

A "Moon mosaic" made of over 1,200 images taken by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

A galaxy is born… what shall we name it? [OC]

Our star today

Point of no return

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Messier 81 and 82

Binoculars are great for astronomy

Supernova detected in M108 - SN 2023dbc

Largest Moon in Our Solar System - Ganymede

The #MarsHelicopter lands another flight! Ingenuity successfully completed Flight 48 yesterday. The rotorcraft reached an altitude of 39 ft (12 meters) and traveled 1,305 ft (398 meters) for 149.9 seconds. https://t.co/7DMHj9LkNX https://t.co/oAl9ZZwx1f

On Wednesday, the international crew worked on equipment maintenance, heart research, and two studies involving wearable scientific instruments: a headband that monitors sleep quality and a garment that collects physiological data. https://t.co/JuvQrRp0Rm

The lights from the ice roads in NWT

A colossal 'hole' in the sun's atmosphere could supercharge Earth's auroras on March 24 https://t.co/fUy0KAfKFq https://t.co/xVOdiupI0l

Relativity Space, a company with ambitions to develop a fully reusable rocket, will try again tonight to launch its first expendable 3D-printed Terran 1 booster from Cape Canaveral. The launch window opens at 10pm EDT (0200 UTC). 📷: @relativityspace https://t.co/5SAWJ1NvQv https://t.co/SEn6BRcMcE