Space Contents Archive

Astronauts on the station are demonstrating how augmented reality can help maintain @ISS_Research hardware and exercise gear in space. https://t.co/rB1aFViRqL

this is my sharpest moon image, I'm getting better and better each time

A small box with BIG potential! Inside the Faraday Research Facility I just installed are 3 experiments: 2 student experiments studying small organisms’ response to micro-g, and 1 testing an implantable drug delivery system that could enable remote-controlled release of meds. https://t.co/kfld9j34g3

Weightlessness in space often causes astronauts to experience vision changes. 👀👩‍🚀 What could be going on? @NASA’s Human Research Program seeks to learn more: https://t.co/T72PA0qzuC. https://t.co/paYOyYkANe

Could a spaceship fly through a gas giant like Jupiter? https://t.co/BxG8UidVxr https://t.co/v7tiZEug0R

Explore @NASA's Deep Space Network with this interactive, 360° video. Managed & operated by JPL for @NASASCaN, the #DSN enables communication with all faraway spacecraft. These antennas are indispensable links to robotic explorers venturing beyond Earth: https://t.co/pBzXRIY1sC

Putting augmented reality to the test in space! Recent crew members have been using an AR headset for @Space_Station treadmill maintenance. AR tools could be even more important for Mars missions which could entail longer communications delays. https://t.co/MNOYOT4vpd https://t.co/bkfta0M1nF

Contact with the Mars-bound Soviet spacecraft Phobos 1 was lost on this day in 1988. A faulty command sequence that was sent caused the spacecraft to shut down. https://t.co/M47ScwCmL5

Space, As Seen From The Valley Of Dreams, New Mexico

Virgin Galactic announces crewmembers for next mission to suborbital space https://t.co/dq3ZJYsAXu https://t.co/WecOKUC7Rq

Static fire test of Falcon 9 complete – targeting later this month for first West Coast Starlink mission, will announce a target date closer to launch

Virgin Orbit eyes growth in military ‘responsive’ launch https://t.co/To4KO20chO

Liquid water under the Martian polar ice? Maybe not. Jeffrey Plaut and Isaac Smith are among the researchers who have found that a form of clay may be a better explanation. They join us this week on @PlanRad to discuss their findings. https://t.co/qRyuLAg19J

The Bubble Nebula: One of my Longest Exposures Ever!

New series debut: Road to Mars Episode 1 - Starship Full Stack + I4 Astronaut Sian Proctor visits Starbase