Space Contents Archive

SpaceX on Twitter: “Congratulations to the Falcon team which completed the 200th second stage vehicle and Merlin Vacuum engine this past week!”

Waxing gibbous moon at 67% with daylight

Working with international partners and @Commercial_Crew providers, we’ve secured new target launch dates for the next @BoeingSpace and @SpaceX flights to the @Space_Station: April 2023: #Starliner Crew Flight Test Feb. 2023: SpaceX #Crew6 Details: https://t.co/awyF1uPR2f https://t.co/U2nNjdbtk8

Today’s #HubbleClassic is a favorite of amateur astronomers! The fifth brightest galaxy in the sky, Caldwell 77 is 60,000 light-years wide – but this image depicts only 8,500 light-years of it! Read more: https://t.co/QkOlCohWcl https://t.co/AGGTBFpjRT

Platform F has been retracted in High Bay 3 of the Vehicle Assembly Building. Teams are performing final walk downs in preparation for @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion to roll to Pad 39B at 12:01 am EDT on Friday, Nov. 4. https://t.co/9LdiZQvDKX

Artemis 1 moon rocket 'ready to go' for Nov. 14 launch, NASA says https://t.co/7KsLiFJfVT https://t.co/lv7eR79VNu

Watch @NASA TV at 2pm ET on Monday when mission managers preview a series of spacewalks to install new station solar arrays in November and December. https://t.co/Qi4fesSgSk

Over the next two months, there are three planned @Space_Station spacewalks in which astronauts will install mounting hardware and a pair of rollout solar arrays. #AskNASA questions and get the scoop on Mon., Nov. 7 at 2pm ET (1900 UTC) during our preview. https://t.co/eclVANnPBo https://t.co/63Stb8aMJ6

Virgin Galactic announced Q3 2022 earnings today. You can find call details, press release and presentation here: https://t.co/Ko9OM32REM https://t.co/UosRdC0xYN

NGC 1365: The Great Barred Spiral Galaxy

🎥Tune in tonight at 11:50 pm EDT for a static stream of the #Artemis I rollout: https://t.co/FGwe0o3SfN

NASA X-ray observatory reveals how black holes swallow and spit out matter https://t.co/6CXfwqklKM https://t.co/mNbvMwDsO6

The first spacecraft to use a gravity assist to change its flight path! #OTD in 1973, Mariner 10 was launched to explore Mercury. On its way out, it took hi-res photos of Earth and our Moon (a combined image is shown here). Read more about Mariner 10: https://t.co/JSsNU9cI7t https://t.co/nnX708owa5

"Titania" station near Uranus by me, blender, 2022

Record-breaking Hunga Tonga volcanic plume might have warmed Earth's climate https://t.co/ofjgn5dc1T https://t.co/tBAIsGVwGc