Space Contents Archive

Blue Lives Matter. https://t.co/Lj5eRbNjkY

NASA's @SpaceX #Crew5 lifted off on Oct. 5 at noon ET (1600 UTC) on a six-month mission to carry out @ISS_Research, including a study on heart health and human tissue printing: https://t.co/6t7qBeX782 https://t.co/lBTEYC269a

Details of Europa 🧊 During #JunoMission’s flyby of Jupiter's moon last week, its Stellar Reference Unit (SRU) camera imaged this closeup of Europa’s fractured, icy surface. SRU helps orient Juno but has also proven itself to be a valuable science tool. https://t.co/R6xS3wlGXI https://t.co/2bSS0vlmtA

I took this video of the International Space Station flying over my backyard using my telescope

If you defend my stolen, I mean annexed region of Mars I will pay your families in…fish.

More than three years after SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket last blazed a path into orbit, the 28-engine launcher is finally set to fly again from Florida as soon as Oct. 28 on a long-delayed US Space Force mission, a spokesperson said. 📷: @scriptunasphoto https://t.co/gpRB6Tk5Pw https://t.co/zzINhm2XP1

To explore the solar system, we first have to learn how to operate on the Moon. Astronauts will need to identify interesting surface features, and they'll need to use special tools. See how they're learning to be Moon field geologists in this episode of "NASA Explorers." https://t.co/D4lDEa8eDv

The Space Force says the two side boosters on SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket for the USSF-44 mission set for launch Oct. 28 will return to Cape Canaveral Space Force Station for onshore landings. The Falcon Heavy core stage won't be recovered. Read more: https://t.co/gpRB6TBGH4 https://t.co/wGyxR1dMhT

This black-and-white photo covers ~93 miles (150 km) by ~125 miles (200 km) of Europa’s surface, revealing an area covered in grooves & ridges. Dark stains may possibly be linked to something erupting from below the icy crust. Stay tuned for more photos from this milestone flyby

Photos from today's Crew-5 rocket launch to the International Space Station

The view of #Crew5's launch from Mission Control. Today in Houston, @NASAFltDirector Greg Whitney and teams of Expedition 68 flight controllers monitored the launch of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-5 mission to the @Space_Station. https://t.co/T2SplHwoIg

Today Crew 5 launched aboard A falcon 9 rocket. among the crew was the first Native American woman in space.

Today we remember @USNavy aviator and NASA astronaut Dick Gordon on his birthday. Flying on the Gemini 11 and Apollo 12 missions, he completed 2 spacewalks and is one of the few humans in history to have gone to the Moon. Read more about his legacy: https://t.co/jBqjtsqonC https://t.co/xIINXQaNv9

If teams can pull off the Falcon 9 launch this evening from Vandenberg Space Force Base, it would occur 7 hours and 10 minutes after the Crew-5 launch from Florida earlier today, the shortest time between two Falcon 9 rocket flights in SpaceX history. https://t.co/bSrblmRL3c

A @NASA study found that slow-moving landslides react to record drought and heavy rainfall in surprising ways. The results may be able to help researchers better predict their behavior, including whether any could collapse in the future. Learn more: https://t.co/dHCxTYo9nT https://t.co/xfbZQEuUoF