Space Contents Archive

✈️ "I can’t wait to be able to fly from the West Coast to the East Coast in half the time." 🎧 Learn how @NASAaero's X-59 research mission could enable commercial supersonic flight over land in the new "Small Steps, Giant Leaps" podcast: https://t.co/WrdNK76HXy https://t.co/Xbqmdtiscr

We call upon Reddit to take action against the rampant Coronavirus misinformation on their website.

Earth taken from voyager 1 as it was leaving our solar system

Story time! 📚 NASA Astronaut @Astro_Megan reads “If I Built a School” by Chris Van Dusen from the @Space_Station for students heading #BackToSchool. Want to bring NASA missions into the classroom? Check out these @NASASTEM resources: https://t.co/ngBRKrXCHm. https://t.co/gOLte8ZBhp

Exploring from the air. @NASAPersevere’s project scientist says his favorite photo from the most recent #MarsHelicopter flight provides a unique view of the “South Seítah” area, a region the rover could potentially visit on its science journey. https://t.co/Z8jb8Mn0ez https://t.co/DrJ6IJV2Ww

An Out-of-this-World Selfie

Cosmologists applying numerical models to the Universe find the answer to be 41.833 ± 0.052.

VMS Eve takes to the skies above Spaceport America, New Mexico, today. https://t.co/W3lyWdCMRC

Pictures I have taken from a normal smartphone camera and edited them a bit. I know most of the pictures uploaded here are in 4K taken from DSLR camera. So sorry for this as I neither have a DSLR camera nor am I a professional.

Pictures I have taken from a normal smartphone camera and edited them a bit. I know most of the pictures uploaded here are in 4K taken from DSLR camera. So sorry for this as I neither have a DSLR camera nor am I a professional

The Heart of The Heart (Oiii and Ha Detail on IC1805)

Will an asteroid ever hit Earth? There are no known impact threats, but tiny meteors burn up in Earth’s atmosphere all the time! Our asteroid expert Dr. Kelly Fast tells us more: https://t.co/UXqFPUHOvQ https://t.co/ITCuO7RKEf

(OC)Blue moon from 8/23 97.1% waning, around 4am in Cincinnati, Oh

Probably part of the Milky Way iPhone 12 Pro Max

If our Milkyway Galaxy’s central Super Massive Black Hole were to start “feeding” again, how prominent would the resulting quasar be in our night sky?