Space Contents Archive

Looking good, Jupiter! Like Earth, this giant planet has northern and southern lights called aurorae. You can see them near Jupiter’s north and south poles, as observed in ultraviolet by Hubble (left) and infrared by @NASAWebb (right): https://t.co/buRNFiC1NU https://t.co/6oykcX7FXd

Objective truths apply to all people, places, and things, as well as all animals, vegetables, and minerals. Some of these truths apply across all of space and time. They are true even when you don’t believe in them. [Chapter: "Truth & Beauty"] https://t.co/hMOhOcF50a

[OC] The Pelican Nebula

The Exp 67 crew continued exploring ways to heal wounds in space today including other @ISS_Research benefitting humans on and off the Earth. https://t.co/u9g0nCbe72

“Skeleton” Starship Lunar Lander Demo Not Required to Lift Off From Moon

Got muddied in battle during our first disaster of The #EndIsNye. Fellow Executive Producer Brannon Braga is on the right. I think that’s me on the left. Starts August 25 on @peacockTV. https://t.co/71A3dkm6lv

CT-2 has left the building! Crawler Transporter-2 is on the move again after rolling @NASA_SLS out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy last week. CT-2 delivered the rocket and fully integrated @NASA_Orion spacecraft to Launch Pad 39B in just under 10 hours. https://t.co/xdNdG5zWV8

Aurorae form when charged particles are caught by and accelerated along the planet’s magnetic field. They spiral toward the magnetic poles where they react with molecules in the atmosphere, causing them to glow. Find out more about Hubble’s view! https://t.co/UKns2B4VjA

Perseverance Mars rover sets sights on 'Enchanted Lake' https://t.co/k3c7tDtyYw https://t.co/TKhWtui19E

Meteor & Milky Way over the Mediterranean [Image Credit & Copyright: Julien Looten]

Space Art + AI Art - No Way Out - The Black Hole - 4K

Houston is ready for launch 🚀 As we ramp up for #Artemis I, @NASA_Johnson employees signed banners that are displayed at all our gates to remind visitors that “We Are Going! https://t.co/uBm856cBaR

An incredibly rare even has happened in year 1170, on September the 12th: Mars has transited Jupiter! It was observed by monk Gervase at Canterbury and Chinese astronomers. They didn't see it in detail (no telescopes) but saw the wanderers merge.

Congratulations to Dr. Bonnie Buratti on receiving the @AAS_Office’s 2022 Gerard P. Kuiper Prize for outstanding contributions in planetary science! https://t.co/KeFMxL645n https://t.co/8bzZHdj7Bl

On Monday, @NASA, our team, and other industry partners conducted the #Artemis I Flight Readiness Review (FRR), an in-depth technical review evaluating the condition of @NASA_SLS before declaring it ready to launch on Aug. 29. Learn more about the FRR: https://t.co/2MKBrxJLJ3 https://t.co/stxvkV12bU