Space Contents Archive

Greetings from high up on Mars’ Mount Sharp! My team combined two black-and-white images from different times of the day and added colors to make this artistic landscape. There’s beauty all around us if we let ourselves be inspired. Yours Truly, Curiosity https://t.co/VEjQhuBjFy https://t.co/JxLregYifY

LIVE: We're taking your questions about our #DARTMission, launching tonight on a nearly one-year journey to crash into a distant asteroid as a test. Reply to this tweet or share your DART questions with #AskNASA! https://t.co/EfpFdlwH1P

Gift Suggestions… “A Moment of Science, Please” Image & link to a Hoodie. Conceived & designed by fans. Sanctioned by me. Also available in Tee shirts and pop-sockets. After fees to the artist, proceeds go to educational organizations. https://t.co/BzJqds5zdY https://t.co/ZbhcElbt11

Tomorrow, someone’s lifelong dream of traveling to space will become a reality. Stay tuned to watch a special surprise for our @Omaze winner and @SpaceHumanity. https://t.co/O0Zcq8Zap2

John Herrington, a member of the Chickasaw Nation, became the first Native American to go to space #OTD aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-113). He took a piece of history to space with him that day - a traditional Chickasaw flute, seen below. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth https://t.co/Dv2rFF7OEo

Gift Suggestions… Know anybody who likes asking deep, imponderable questions about the universe? Based on the popular “Cosmic Queries” editions of @StarTalkRadio… “COSMIC QUERIES: StarTalk’s Guide to Who We Are, How We Got Here, & Where We’re Going” https://t.co/S18uIRwISF https://t.co/QWpyolrBsQ

So beautiful, it looks like a beginning of a universe

The Exp 66 crew gears up for a spacewalk and studies human research, robotics, and physics on the station today. https://t.co/QPcwA9xVof

Microgravity helps us do unique research on the @Space_Station, and it’s also the perfect place to see how the #DARTMission is going to test out technology for changing the path of an asteroid! https://t.co/3Xc04GR46s

NASA is retesting systems on the James Webb Space Telescope after the sudden, unplanned release of a clamp band on a launch adapter during processing. NASA says the incident occurred Nov. 9, but the agency didn’t publicly disclose it until Monday. https://t.co/WGFVvf66wP https://t.co/IDe9mCBSLx

55 years ago, astronauts Virgil “Gus” Grissom, Edward White, and Roger Chaffee were training for the first crewed Apollo mission, Apollo 1, scheduled to launch three months later. https://t.co/B1OBwqWqtD

After Astra's first orbital launch, NASA says it plans to put six CubeSats on the company’s next rocket, which could be ready to take off before the end of the year. Astra’s first mission for NASA is likely to launch from Cape Canaveral. 📷: @Astra https://t.co/2PGRBD8Z3n https://t.co/bZLpfJV3KY

Early tomorrow morning, our 4.5-m antenna in Australia, part of ESA's #Estrack network of eyes and ears on the sky, will be first to pinpoint and hear back from @NASA's #DARTmission to #SaveEarth🌍🚀. 📡🛰️➡️https://t.co/kwLSyok6Vn https://t.co/bHFG7o38KV

Did you know the #DARTMission roll-out solar arrays (ROSA) were originally tested on the @Space_Station? This technology is now being used on DART and the station, and is planned to be used on Gateway. https://t.co/HHFNMCE7M3

On this day in 2002, John Herrington launched on STS-113 aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour. A member of Chickasaw Nation, he was the first enrolled member of a Native American tribe to fly in space. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth https://t.co/O5hOw8nqvQ