Space Contents Archive

Rise and shine! 🎶 Our @NorthropGrumman resupply mission to the @Space_Station is set to launch Nov. 6 at 5:50am ET (1050 UTC). Weather permitting, those in and near the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. may be able to see it after liftoff: https://t.co/K99rMdSsmh https://t.co/b9Arzqd0pT

New @ISS_Research is launching to the station on Sunday aboard @NorthropGrumman's #Cygnus space freighter. The Exp 68 crew is prepping for the new cargo and upcoming spacewalks. https://t.co/olcyKnUkW3

A Phoenix Aurora over Iceland

Cosmic Keyhole

SpaceX's next Falcon Heavy rocket launch may fly before Christmas https://t.co/xqJvlxlBqr https://t.co/lY3B9Jm1ky

This morning, @NASA and JPL leaders released the #MissionToPsyche Independent Review Board findings. This is a learning opportunity, and we commit to implementing the board’s recommendations to ensure success on Psyche and future missions. Full report: https://t.co/l20M5dRRrY https://t.co/6prIhgiTYm

Take a look at this year's top moments in space; vote for your faves. Some say life’s a beach. Maybe it was— on Mars. Researchers just discovered the shoreline of ancient ocean there. Meanwhile, there's a huge asteroid that will miss us; don’t miss it. https://t.co/mjw3vtXqF5

Life at Starbase - video by SpaceX on YouTube

At the request of NASA and @NASAJPL following #MissionToPsyche’s missed 2022 launch, an independent review board has reported findings and recommendations to improve workload and staffing for science missions, including Psyche and VERITAS. https://t.co/8X52R4UfKC https://t.co/gnDyRMWAcG

Poster I made of Supernovae!

Rocket Lab reports the recovery helicopter will not be able to catch the Electron booster today. The rocket stage is expected to splash down in the Pacific Ocean instead. The company has a recovery ship on standby to retrieve the booster from the sea. https://t.co/tpI8vI8WmQ https://t.co/X5LfbCWBLC

Most UFOs are 'Chinese surveillance' drones and 'airborne clutter,' Pentagon officials reveal https://t.co/WC3veDR9u9 https://t.co/W0i2UYpjZk

How do you prepare to send humans to space? With testing and more testing! #OTD in 1959, Little Joe 1A was launched from @NASA_Wallops to test Project Mercury's abort and escape system under high aerodynamic loads, paving the way for the U.S.'s 1st crewed spaceflights in 1961. https://t.co/df2xKOAQry

The moon setting (Boston College)

#Starliner’s next flight will carry @NASA_Astronauts & artwork created by kids from across the world! Check out this work from Natahl in California. “Art In The Stars” will transport digital submissions to the @Space_Station. Submit your work here: https://t.co/TbutkPbekm https://t.co/47iyeHTdYB