Space Contents Archive

Jupiter w/GRS rotation - 8/27/22

Voyager's 45th Anniversary with Ann Druyan, Creative Director of NASA Voyager Interstellar Message

andromeda from my light polluted backyard last night

"Best day of my whole life. Ever." We surprised students visiting @NASAKennedy with a close-up view of the @NASAArtemis I rocket and spacecraft that will fly to the Moon. These are the faces of the #Artemis generation. https://t.co/z6nF5APk4Q

90 years ago today, the National Aeronautic Association's National Air Races began in Cleveland, Ohio. This poster from the event is in our collection. https://t.co/4vDNpZlj0S

I took this photo of the milky way last week during my vacation

Artemis 1 moon mission ready for epic test flight on SLS megarocket, NASA says https://t.co/sUK4YI0Mev https://t.co/P9kWbEgCbF

Five decades after the final flight of NASA’s legendary Saturn 5 moon rocket, the US space agency is poised to launch its most powerful rocket yet Monday for a long-overdue test flight, sending an unpiloted Orion crew capsule on a trip around the moon. https://t.co/Rl5JsRuJro https://t.co/pun980SZEz

Follow along as @NASA_SLS prepares for launch on Aug. 29. #Artemis I is the first of many planned deep-space missions, opening a new era of discovery and inspiration. Learn more about the mission and watch the launch live: https://t.co/MMJpD4v3HM https://t.co/UlCNW1QGEL

LIVE: NASA Administrator @SenBillNelson and agency leaders discuss how the #Artemis I flight test might influence future science, technology and human exploration of the Moon and Mars: https://t.co/etxql5hc6C

Valley Of Dreams, New Mexico...

I used the awesome moon photo posted a few days ago and gave my phone a nasa/space theme!

NASA has been investigating a strange glitch that has caused Voyager 1 to send back nonsense data about its location in space. https://t.co/J4FJNQe9us https://t.co/TdL7nqPZhZ

Writing a story about going to Jupiter -help needed

1. How deep in the atmosphere of Jupiter would you have to go to be at a point where pressure equals that of sea level on Earth? I know that the pressures of Jupiter become enormous when you descend deep into the planet. 2. Wherever that point is in the atmosphere (from question #1), what are the chances it would look like one of the images above? 3. Would it be possible to build a craft that could sustain the wind, temperatures, etc it would face at that point in the atmosphere (question #1)? I’m writing a fictional piece about a couple that travels to Jupiter and then things go crazy. Thank you so much to those that can provide help!

A picture of the milky way taken by me

Bortle 3, 30 second exposure and a bit of editing.