Space Contents Archive

Hubble works with ground-based telescopes to improve our understanding of the universe! Take these images of Jupiter, for example. Visible and ultraviolet views are from Hubble (left and top right), and an infrared look is from @GeminiObs (bottom right): https://t.co/4Sof1THdqo https://t.co/4oww7LTdyl

Get this 👉 It would take ~9 weeks to transmit a complete map of Mars back to Earth with current radio frequency systems. With lasers, it would take ~9 days 💥 Learn about our laser communications demo launching soon to empower future discoveries: https://t.co/5NYQ84OnBc https://t.co/KrCXl1TZ5s

Immune system research continued in space today as the Exp 65 crew also conducted eye and ear checks. More... https://t.co/onGFChO23a https://t.co/hI0sP6kfZa

Falcon 9 B1051 returns to Port Canaveral after its record-breaking tenth flight

A Milky Way shot in Death Valley

Took this a couple weekends ago in Stover, MO - hope you guys like it - 2/2

Took this a couple weekends ago in Stover, MO - hope you guys like it - 1/2

Discovery of Five Planets with a Double Sun that could Support Alien Life

The @Space_Station as envisioned in 1987. 35 years ago in @NASAhistory, James Fletcher began his second term as NASA administrator. He oversaw the shuttle's return to flight, and the early stages of the space station program. https://t.co/wOcNa3nc2F. https://t.co/4bC6ckwyLi

Never-ending detonations could blast hypersonic craft into space https://t.co/cmmRmItR1w https://t.co/viYTpB94d4

Milky Way view from the Sleeping Bear Dunes

📡 We've long partnered with industry to provide communications and navigation services in space. In the latest "Invisible Network" podcast, @NASASCaN experts explain how we're bringing new commmercial companies into the market. 📲 Listen & subscribe: https://t.co/2a0kIBVflB https://t.co/Rs17X8Z3Gw

There Ingenuity flew for the fifth time, It soared to new heights on a one way line, Perseverance was snapping away Earthlings at home, enjoying the day Whoa peep the image, looking so fine #NationalLimerickDay https://t.co/RWHrTXY4l1

The bright 'evening star' Venus returns to the night sky this month https://t.co/OKQV559XUb https://t.co/2P9nxhbmOs

Goodbye, Glamorous Glennis! #OTD in 1950, the Bell X-1 "Glamorous Glennis", named for pilot Chuck Yeager's wife, was retired! In 1947, with Yeager at the controls, the X-1-1 became the first piloted aircraft to fly faster than the speed of sound. https://t.co/1iCm2NSP8h