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Astronaut Edward White during first EVA performed during Gemini 4 flight

We're live on NASA TV as @SpaceX's Dragon Endeavour and #Ax1 crew prepare to depart from the @Space_Station. Hatch closure is scheduled for 6:50pm ET (22:50 UTC), with undocking around 8:55pm (April 25, 12:55 UTC)—follow along at https://t.co/z1RgZwQkWS! https://t.co/NV0assaYc4

Spaceship.. [OC]

.@NASA, @SpaceX, and @Axiom_Space teams are go for the undocking of Axiom Mission 1 aboard the Dragon Endeavour at 8:55pm ET today. https://t.co/odTnbXrCkP

Cygnus area picture taken a week ago.

Today in 1946, Yak-15 and MiG-9 jets made their first flights, within hours of each other. Pictured here is the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15, a successor of the MiG-9, in our collection: https://t.co/9TgogwCIM0 https://t.co/ijNCPtvbqo

Happy 32nd birthday to NASAHubble! 🎂 Seems like just yesterday you launched aboard the space shuttle Discovery to help us explore the universe. Showing true millennial spirit, you captured a spectacular grouping of five galaxies, hanging out in their own corner of the universe. While groups of galaxies are not rare, typically found in the heart of huge galaxy clusters, these wallflowers prefer to do their own thing in the direction of the constellation Hydra. In about 1 billion years, they will collide and merge to form a giant elliptical galaxy. Credit: NASA, ESA, STScI; Image Processing: Alyssa Pagan (STScI) #Hubble #Birthday #NASA #Space #BlackHoles #Galaxies

NASA astronaut and Expedition 67 Flight Engineer Kayla Barron poses for a portrait during maintenance work aboard the International Space Station. [April 14, 2022]

After a five-day mission extension to wait for favorable recovery weather, Axiom’s all-private crew is set to leave the International Space Station at 8:55pm EDT (0055 GMT) for re-entry & splashdown off the Florida coast around 1pm EDT (1700 GMT) tomorrow. https://t.co/1TY3RLjs88 https://t.co/TtZHhdzuXD

Look west-southwest as the stars come out. There's Orion tilting down low in his spring orientation, with his belt horizontal. The belt points left toward Sirius and right toward Aldebaran and, farther on, the Pleiades. They'll all soon set. https://t.co/kPgMZyvznp https://t.co/HLB2953roD

Thought you all might enjoy these! - Anyone diggin em!?

Four @Axiom_Space astronauts are getting ready to depart the station aboard the @SpaceX Dragon Endeavour live on @NASA TV. https://t.co/uNtedbaPqC

Rainbow over the moon

The Southern Cross and surroundings (phone astrophotography)

a vast space with infinite possibilities, digital artwork by me