Space Contents Archive

Hubble’s going galactic! 💫 Starting Monday, join us for #GalaxiesGalore! For the next few weeks, we’ll share never-before-seen Hubble galaxy images and explore the science behind these cosmic neighborhoods. Get ready here: https://t.co/akJC7MGbhO https://t.co/x2HP0sFyrN

Crew-3 completes their nearly six-month stay on the @Space_Station, detailed visualizations of a black hole grouping make their debut for #BlackHoleWeek, and volcanic eruptions may speed up global warming. Add more space to your life by visiting https://t.co/JSDausN2L3 https://t.co/OcvJEG5q5L

The Temple of Zeus, Ancient Nemea, Greece

[OC] The Pleiades Star Cluster

Astronaut Sunita Williams and environmental studies student Adrien Prouty explore what it's like to conduct a spacewalk outside of the International Space Station. https://t.co/1vAAr4Qy1b

Humanity will go to Mars 'in this decade,' SpaceX president predicts https://t.co/o8D36USBa2 https://t.co/svmKEcR59f

The star-packed core of Omega Centauri, one of the largest globular clusters in the Milky Way and a familiar targer for amateur astronomers. This stunning view was captured by the Hubble Space Telescope.

Sun-like star found in the region where the most ever alien-like radio signal came from

SpaceX moved NROL-85 from the Cape to Vandenberg at no extra cost, in exchange for reusing booster https://t.co/6oyh3BH4ON

As we reach the end of #TeacherAppreciationWeek, we want to thank educators who encourage and inspire generations of explorers. Watch our @NASA_Astronauts #ThankATeacher who had an astronomical impact on their lives: https://t.co/m22cyIKx2p

I photographed the Pelican Nebula over the last couple of nights. Here's the result :)

Solar System Progress - done 50% [OC]

This past week as #Crew3 prepared to come home, the @Space_Station astronauts conducted research that could help enable future large scale plant production in space and autonomous robot maintenance of spacecraft. 🤖https://t.co/LoDnWmZEIE https://t.co/yYsh4k2WLa

Today marks 85 years since the German airship LZ 129 Hindenburg burst into flames upon its approach to Naval Air Station Lakehurst, New Jersey—a crash that shocked the world. Read the new blog about one of most famous disasters in aviation history: https://t.co/XCeaA5IxBV

Four astronauts returned to Earth from the International Space Station early Friday with a parachute-assisted splashdown in the Gulf of Mexico west of Florida — the sixth crew launch or landing in support of the station program in fewer than 50 days. https://t.co/z9oreBq6mi https://t.co/9MG317zb37