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Replacement retinas, smart shirts, and hydroponics are heading to the @Space_Station. #Crew4 is set to launch soon and will be bringing new and exciting experiments to the orbiting laboratory. Check out the @ISS_Research heading up there: https://t.co/YPuhkic4nm https://t.co/H3FlV3U6DV

“Ax-1: SpaceX is delaying the Axiom-1 crew's departure from the International Space Station, presumably because of predicted splashdown weather; undocking appears to be off until no earlier than Wednesday night according to a just-concluded mission control update to the ISS crew”

After a record-breaking, 31-sol trek across 3 miles (5 km) of Martian soil, @NASAPersevere has arrived at the entrance of Jezero Crater’s ancient river delta. This will be the rover’s second science campaign, where it'll search for more rock-core samples. https://t.co/oaw4YrL73X https://t.co/Yhk5londC4

Night sky around Arcturus.

Perseverance rover arrives at ancient Mars river delta https://t.co/yzV6If9r1d https://t.co/t20mJRlSVG

SpaceX just started raising a Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon spacecraft vertical on Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center, in preparation for liftoff with the next space station crew this weekend. Watch live: https://t.co/ZMcRMfEzy9 https://t.co/rOuoXR5TDo

The Visitor's Center at GSFC is set to reopen May 3rd.

This enhanced-color image was created by combining three images taken through ultraviolet, violet and green filters on July 12, 1981.

Andromeda Beach...

Are you seeing the pollen around? Our aircraft certainly kicked some up! 🤧 Our C-130 aircraft is heading to Sweden delivering materials for our Balloon Program Office ahead of an upcoming balloon campaign. Learn more about airborne science at NASA: https://t.co/G48v4riwiv https://t.co/By59bggGnN

Hubble Space Telescope celebrates 32nd anniversary with gorgeous gravitational 'dance' photo https://t.co/ENBuboiMnT https://t.co/lOWD2p0lNT

Andromeda, Cassiopeia, Cepheus area.

Schedule effects of SLS rollback still uncertain

The first-ever powered flights over another planet have proved a resounding success for NASA’s JPL team, which is celebrating the 12-month anniversary Tuesday of Ingenuity’s first helicopter hop on Mars. https://t.co/Emqk6OnyaV https://t.co/fBvjSEaqzR

A whole year of Ingenuity! #OTD one year ago, the #MarsHelicopter became the first to achieve powered flight on another planet, when it took off from the surface of the Red Planet. Fast forward to the present and Ingenuity is still going, recently completing its 25th flight! https://t.co/LkQVRJN2RT