Space Contents Archive

Starship 24 rolls out to the pad at Starbase https://t.co/PGh6FY6x8w

Heading into the weekend like a helicopter on Mars. 💨 Our Ingenuity #MarsHelicopter just sent back this video of it flying farther and faster than ever before: https://t.co/rFitmFz8gC https://t.co/v5jtE71RW3

One month ago, #Crew4 astronauts were on their way to the International @Space_Station. https://t.co/jpq3xcYxd1

Like all good things, #GalaxiesGalore has to come to a close! We hope you’ve enjoyed the last few weeks of galactic content and new views from Hubble. If you missed anything (or miss it already!), explore our Twitter Moment. https://t.co/jGG8wLf9fB

.@NASA invites the media to discuss the science experiments, including climate research, headed to the Space Station aboard @SpaceX’s 25th commercial resupply mission at a teleconference at 1pm ET on Thursday, June 2. More.. https://t.co/dquDXdKEug

James Webb telescope will soon study two Super-Earths in the Milky Way

This week @ NASA: -#Starliner completes mission -New solar sail concept tapped for development -@NASAWebb director named to #TIME100 What else are we up to? Subscribe to our channel: https://t.co/ldVd1scVif https://t.co/a4dNXWWHol

Astronomer captures stunning South Pole aurora with total lunar eclipse https://t.co/q8TsEDbgxR https://t.co/xZm7ecNMPD

Elon Musk on Twitter: “Landed back at Cape Canaveral (Humans for scale)”

#TDIH in 1999: Space Shuttle Discovery launched on the first mission to dock with the International Space Station. A total of 3,567 pounds of material—clothing, sleeping bags, spare parts, medical equipment, supplies, hardware, and 84 gallons of water—was heading to the ISS. https://t.co/9SjILxJPNB

This past week aboard the @Space_Station was filled with research. Check out the experiments they conducted. https://t.co/pwV4meKFLg

Neil deGrasse Tyson not a fan of assigning sounds to space phenomena

https://youtu.be/gCgWFBhqriQ He seems to think it’s kind of fake to convert pressure waves in space like that into sounds we can hear. But then it occurred to me: isn’t it just as fake to convert James Webb IR images into visible light, and even more fake to reconstruct a radio image from the EHT into the iconic pictures of black holes?

A lunar sample that has been vacuum-sealed for nearly 50 years has recently been opened. We talk with the scientists who describe what the process was like on this week’s “Houston We Have a Podcast”: https://t.co/jVhSbCJ7Ck https://t.co/Ss4QAIsFEE

#OTD in 1931, the NACA (@NASA these days) dedicated the first full-scale wind tunnel for testing airplanes in the US. The testing space within the wind tunnel was the size of a small two-story house, allowing engineers to test full-size aircraft. #IdeasThatDefy https://t.co/CVhPERTDI2

On 6/2 science teams from around the world launching their research to the @Space_Station will be available to answer your questions. Sign up for the SpaceX CRS-25 science media telecon is now open. 🔬 https://t.co/3T69OSd2VH