Space Contents Archive

Pretty ain’t it? I’m trekking through a transition zone between a clay-rich area and one filled with sulfate. Groundwater ebbed and flowed over time through these geologic features, leaving a puzzle my team and I can’t wait to solve. https://t.co/umIr7ctS3r https://t.co/gZ8aSzYwtn

44 years ago #today, astronomer James Christie discovered Pluto's largest moon, Charon. About half the size of Pluto, Charon is only about 377 miles wide. @NASASolarSystem The New Horizons spacecraft snapped this close-up in 2015. https://t.co/oLlwPAM1jt

"If an astronaut dies in a distant planet with no life , then that planet witnessed death before creation of life" - r/Showerthoughts

‘Get your boy Elon in line’: NASA tell-all recounts turmoil over private space race

Stunning views captured by @MarsCuriosity 📸 The rover is in a transition zone that is proving to be scientifically fascinating, revealing clues about Mars' watery past. https://t.co/l5C22EJYJS https://t.co/DAcq71mQHn

Today's @ISS_Research focused on space gardening and the human digestive system as @NASA and @NorthropGrumman work another reboost plan for the #Cygnus resupply ship. https://t.co/f1740BF3Ok

The landmark law #TitleIX opened up a universe of possibility for women, including Janet Petro, the 1st woman director of @NASAKennedy. Join @TwitterWomen and @WomenNASA as Title IX turns 50. Tweet questions using #TitleIX and we may answer them live. https://t.co/expKtCigz4

SpaceX rocket lit up New Zealand's sky with a crazy blue spiral (photo) https://t.co/8st3eNQSzf https://t.co/dBQjnsUhoR

Pizza party aboard the International Space Station, May 27, 2022

Desktop James Webb LED display. Free .STL files and instructions.

New @NASAFltDirector, reporting for duty! 👏 The Class of 2022 has 7 new flight directors in training in Mission Control. They'll oversee @Space_Station, Commercial Crew, and @NASAArtemis missions to the Moon. https://t.co/l2yIgoFXry https://t.co/J1OnmozYT2

On December 10th 2020 this picture was taken. It is a supernova remnant.

On this day in 1973, the crew of Skylab 2—the first human mission to the Skylab space station—returned to Earth after 28 days, 404 orbits, and 392 experiment hours. https://t.co/9LEbKtZ4Zv

A Milky Way image taken using a star-tracker

Discovery of the Most Luminous Black Hole Devouring the Equivalent of 1 Earth Every Second