Space Contents Archive

☄️ Curious about the Martian atmosphere? 🌋 Want to visualize the inside of a volcano? 🚀 Interested in space mission architecture? Our 2021-22 Software Catalog is full of codes made for space that can be used by just about anyone. Check it out: https://t.co/1kBi25lTdB https://t.co/FD8hVgtTcw

M8 & M20 - The Lagoon and Trifid Nebulae

The @SpaceX #CargoDragon undocking is now planned for no earlier than July 7 due to forecasted extreme weather off the coast of Florida. https://t.co/Q5IsEJTAzM

Welcome Sirisha Bandla, Colin Bennett, and Beth Moses — our expert crew members joining @richardbranson on our #Unity22 test flight. Watch LIVE this Sunday at https://t.co/5UalYT7Hjb. @SirishaBandla @VGChiefTrainer https://t.co/F4ZrGnH3vo

Hypothetical question about gravity.

Let's say, hypothetically, you had a 10lbs box on earth and a rope that reached to the moon. Let's just say the rope is weightless and has no impact on the actual box. How much force would it take to pull that box off earth from the moon or would it remain 10lbs.

GO Searcher has her fast boats loaded up ahead of her mission to pick up the CRS-22 Cargo Dragon. With Elsa out in the Gulf, NASA and SpaceX are currently planning an Atlantic splashdown around midnight Wed night. Any delays could still push splashdown back over to the Gulf. https://t.co/YHKMBizzEj

TOMORROW 🚨 Tune in starting at 10:45 a.m. ET for live coverage as @SpaceX’s Cargo Dragon undocks from the @Space_Station carrying ~5,000 pounds of @ISS_Research and other cargo! 🐉 Undocking is targeted for 11 a.m. ET: https://t.co/lzVapzFWcw https://t.co/xllOsek6Q4

On July 7, @SpaceX's cargo Dragon departs from the @Space_Station. It'll deliver a suite of @ISS_Research back to Earth, from experiments with freeze-drying materials to studies that could improve treatments for cavities and gingivitis: https://t.co/OXlneHaeJE https://t.co/U2nEI8v0S9

@Aki_Hoshide is not practicing his ninja moves, but he’s wearing the headband (and the undershirt) for the @csa_asc experiment Vascular Aging. A 🇯🇵 astronaut doing a 🇨🇦 experiment using 🇫🇷 hardware in a 🇺🇸module! #MissionAlpha https://t.co/T8R0v9jIE9 https://t.co/BvJH9QgVnY

In July 1998, Japan became the third country, after the U.S. and Russia, to launch a Mars probe. While Nozomi was unsuccessful in its Mars mission, the spacecraft did provide crucial information about the deep space environment. https://t.co/4DmQpyB9LJ

China successfully launched five small remote sensing satellites on top of a Long March 2D rocket Saturday into an orbit more than 330 miles above Earth. Read more: https://t.co/ulHXywYqfn https://t.co/VC7bzx0AOi

PNW skywatchers.- Anyone else see this Fireball Meteor event on the 3rd around 11pm MST? Easily in my top 3. So close. Impact was likely no farther then 50-100mi.

Check out this vintage photo of an American Airlines aircraft flying over Boston, MA, as it approached Logan International Airport. Image via @USNatArchives, circa 1973 https://t.co/P8pxYZlxPn

#TDIH in 1932: Jimmie Mattern and Bennett Griffin departed New York’s Floyd Bennett Field on an unsuccessful round-the-world flight attempt in Lockheed "Century of Progress." 📷 circa 1933. https://t.co/23aRJEdg1R

nasa Mars Helicopter pushes its Red Planet limits. 🚁 The rotorcraft completed its 9th and most challenging flight yet, flying for 166.4 seconds at a speed of 5 m/s! Credit nasajpl . . . . . . . . #spacex #elonmusk #starship #nasa #esa #space #spaceexploration #future #launch #rocket #falcon9 #tech #technology #sxsn #texas #mars #flight #engineering #drone