Space Contents Archive

You don’t have to be a computer wiz to join the world’s largest space & science hackathon! Share a video on how climate change affects you, compose music, or even invent your own challenge. Join the #SpaceApps Challenge on Oct. 1-2: https://t.co/4nnryUe2We https://t.co/kfchqcpfzF

Moon in Inverted Colors

Stunning image of Comet Leonard's breakup wins astronomy photography prize https://t.co/nVGPn0f2N2 https://t.co/APd0xzWkDs

Foams, fires, and liquids were Thursday's @ISS_Research topics for Earth and space benefits. The Exp 67 crew also tested a new U.S. toilet and prepped for a crew departure. https://t.co/pbEGYWfTST

NGC 6670 Galaxy Merger (HST)

16 NASA Inventions We Use Every Day

NGC 3199: The Banana Nebula

The Cassini spacecraft took this haunting photo of Saturn #OTD in 2006. Even from over a billion kilometers away, Earth is visible between the planet's outer rings! Read more about the Cassini mission which ended 5 years ago today on Sept 15, 2017: https://t.co/rKpURAwocD https://t.co/ao9Pzzd6Ig

Jupiter and the 4 Galilean Moons (labelled in 2nd photo)

Greetings from behind-the-scenes of The #EndIsNye! Watch from both sides of the camera. If you haven’t already, stream it now @peacockTV! https://t.co/JU9GdEwsQx

When Maj. Marisol Chalas was in flight school, only 120 of the 3,000 Black Hawk pilots were women. She became the first Latina woman to pilot a Black Hawk helicopter: https://t.co/3OlZVlCxCz #HispanicHeritageMonth #SmithsonianHHM https://t.co/QWpT6gich5

Heading south from New Zealand's North Island, Rocket Lab's Electron launch vehicle has shed its spent first stage and ignited an upper stage engine to continue firing into orbit with the StriX 1 satellite. No booster recovery is planned today. https://t.co/uWxYNF4FDZ https://t.co/POPsStBUsZ

Saturn may have destroyed one of its moons to make its rings https://t.co/t9tbsgISMz https://t.co/2lxMp87gSx

Moon rocks anyone?🌖 These future @NASA_Astronauts took a tour of the Lunar Curation Facility here at @NASA_Johnson as they focused on geology training this week. https://t.co/iwTN5aQd7U

One way to reduce orbital debris is to repair, refuel, and capture satellites currently in orbit. Several investigations have used the @Space_Station to evaluate these technologies. 🛰️ https://t.co/8fB7i3vdTg https://t.co/gnGBBkGM2f