Space Contents Archive

I am not saying it’s aliens... but it’s aliens. Finally got the chance to try this idea out. The milk is a little purple for me but I would say I did alright.

Milky Way

Is there life elsewhere in the universe? Why do scientists study extreme environments on Earth to better inform our search? At 3pm ET, tune in to #NASAScience Live for answers from @NASAAstrobio experts: https://t.co/mzKW5uV4hS Questions? Use #AskNASA https://t.co/dgAc0LS0UL

Orion’s Nebula [OC] 1400mm

In this week’s Tech on Deck, @NASA_SatServ and @AstroDrewMorgan discuss the station's Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer and how it reveals the origins of our universe. https://t.co/ATzt1BxBGq

In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, we recognized a few of the outstanding women who help make our mission possible. Check out their stories and contributions that enable us to explore the cosmos! 🚀 Our Twitter Moment: https://t.co/urek2bV1vu https://t.co/mAaeLBJerO

Made another deep pour epoxy resin Nebula with a total of 7 layers!! they look so cool in person, OC

Goodbye, Pioneer 10. #OTD in 1997, NASA officially ended routine contact with Pioneer 10. Originally designed for a 21-month mission to Jupiter, the spacecraft lasted more than 30 years! When its last signal was received, it had traveled more than 7.6 billion miles from Earth. https://t.co/ri3dUzSy4T

First X-rays from Uranus Discovered using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory.

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Uranus is belching X-rays and is weirder than we ever thought https://t.co/20RmT0EIKZ https://t.co/EhEgc34irj

Pickett’s Bell – a dark ring around Betelgeuse

Orion from Arches National park

Full Moon on 29th-March-2021 through my Binoculars [ Celestron SkyMaster 25x70] and Smartphone [ Poco X2 ]

Pickett’s Bell – a dark ring around Betelgeuse