Space Contents Archive

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#HurricaneIda from @Space_Station just before noon CDT today. If you are/have been in its path, I’m thinking of you and hoping you stay safe. https://t.co/C2fEJ3AxOh

Deeply saddened by the loss of 13 U.S. service members & several others wounded in the series of attacks in Kabul, Afghanistan. My thoughts are with their families & loved ones. https://t.co/VdLB6rw24h

| Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning | (OC)

Perseverance's Current Location on Mars seen in Amazing Detail

the moon from my canon camera

After flying this Lockheed F-104A Starfighter for 19 years, @NASA transferred it to us this week in August of 1975: https://t.co/22ziGc8DCS https://t.co/4FQWfMD5R6

Did NASA spend millions on a pen? Why not use a pencil? Here are the myths and truths about @NASA_Technology's involvement in a pen that can write anywhere: https://t.co/ZN0YatY0iP https://t.co/xlxMEGp9E5

Cresent Nebula/NGC 6888 from backyard

This week... ⭐ Administrator @SenBillNelson highlights the value of NASA 🐉 @SpaceX's cargo Dragon set for launch to the @Space_Station 🌌 A @NASAWebb space telescope milestone: final testing complete! Watch: https://t.co/qJK2RIF3Xs https://t.co/mitMo8xyKi

Galaxy ESO 239-2 shot by Hubble Telescope on 3rd May 2006.

#TDIH in 1993: NASA's Galileo spacecraft flew by asteroid 243 Ida and captured this image, leading to the discovery of its moon, Dactyl. More via @NASASolarSystem: https://t.co/e4g39t5gDH #IdeasThatDefy https://t.co/kpl9DgKgUh

It's time! Our FREE virtual premiere of Sailing the Light begins now! 🚀🎉 Our documentary tells the story of our crowdfunded LightSail 2 spacecraft. Stick around after the film for a live Q&A with @BillNye and members of the mission team. Join us here. https://t.co/hISqQiDe80

Some pictures of the stars I took

Could you imagine spending 37 hours straight in this aircraft? Today in 1923, Capt. Lowell H. Smith and Lt. John Richter set a new endurance record in a De Havilland DH-4, similar to the one we have in our collection: https://t.co/XuYNFS3u3P #AirSpacePhoto https://t.co/5YTeFZhA4X