Space Contents Archive

We have a new visitor on @Space_Station! The @SpaceX #Dragon cargo vehicle just arrived this morning loaded with science and goodies. Time to unpack! https://t.co/FsIUEFvZkQ

The first flight of Discovery. On this day in 1984, Space Shuttle Discovery launched on its first mission, STS-41-D. https://t.co/MGYvAPwPzP

Small cracks found in International Space Station module: report https://t.co/cgc9nyWVDp https://t.co/GOWzuGDfGq

United Launch Alliance is loading liquid oxygen today into a flight-like test article of its new-generation Vulcan rocket. It’s the first in a series of cryogenic loading tests for the Vulcan rocket at Cape Canaveral in the coming weeks. Earlier story: https://t.co/22DRsDEgsH https://t.co/82VQFi5boz

Are you a Texas high school junior interested in getting humans back to the Moon and to Mars? You, a member of the next generation of explorers, could work with @NASA scientists and engineers @NASA_Johnson! Apply by October 21, 2021 https://t.co/TFzbR3q0Zk https://t.co/MaSB8HwPAz

Amazing Hubble telescope photo shows space 'sword' piercing huge celestial 'heart' https://t.co/x1MfqbKfgY https://t.co/MMa9HgZncP

Today in 1982, we acquired our Lockheed U-2C from the U.S. Air Force. It was the seventh U-2 built and was originally flown by the CIA: https://t.co/QKdn7xK52t https://t.co/ypM6NBQkuA

What do astronauts do when they’re in space? 🧑‍🚀 In this week’s episode of #CuriousUniverse, learn about a day aboard the @Space_Station: https://t.co/gPpgkRtgFl. https://t.co/uzbx5A5pVM

The @NASAPersevere rover is on the hunt for a new rock to sample on Mars. Perseverance is now studying this rock, called "Rochette." The rover ground the outer surface off to see what lies underneath and determine if it is a good site for a second sampling attempt. https://t.co/BBCyMtL86D

A woman who once had no interest in science went on to find more than 800 asteroids and 32 comets, including one of the most famous comets of the 20th century. https://t.co/KdorNQevmo https://t.co/3wcuYZVCeU

Dramatically backlit dust in giant galaxy NGC 7049. Data from Hubble, processed by me.

See Hurricane Ida from 1 million miles away in this NOAA satellite view https://t.co/oHJtuAOYdU https://t.co/gu9zJBJjDc

NASA: The data show that you are totally hard-core. Asteroid Psyche: Are you making a joke about me being the core of a protoplanet or —? NASA: Yes, but you also just give off that vibe. Here's your guide to @NASA's @MissionToPsyche: https://t.co/raA79Ez8Ad https://t.co/BdwoAyOFYA

It's a crazy world out there

How AWS is opening up space with the cloud https://t.co/2ngMaribnk