Space Contents Archive

Finally saw the @Netflix film “Don’t Look Up,” a fictional tale of a Nation distracted by pop-culture and divided on whether to heed dire warnings of scientists. Everything I know about news-cycles, talk shows, social media, & politics tells me the film was instead a documentary https://t.co/tvDuEUXWCW

We're saddened to learn about the passing of Michael “Rich” Clifford. Selected as one of our @NASA_Astronauts in 1990, he flew 3 space shuttle missions in 7 years, spending a total of 665 hours in space. Our thoughts are with his family. About Clifford: https://t.co/wOfdCDZpZM. https://t.co/jCgFJOGdNA

🌈 Are there rainbows on Mars? Sadly, no. But there are a whole lot of other conditions on Mars that we have right here on Earth! Planetary scientist Mark Lemmon explains why the Red Planet is a rainbowless world. Get more Martian science: https://t.co/xyqltucdPM https://t.co/EeBxfiCTPN

Today, the Exp 66 crew worked on spacesuits and will end 2021 working on biology research and cargo operations. https://t.co/EfmDbEWH5v

James Webb Space Telescope UPDATE! - Mission life extended due to extra onboard fuel as a result of very precise launch and efficient mid-course corrections.

[RPT] Giant Storms and High Clouds on Jupiter: https://t.co/CLV81t5cYb by @NASA @NASAJPL @swri /MSSS; Processing & License: Kevin M. Gill https://t.co/ouqb8259ZJ

Know a U.S. middle school student who has pushed through obstacles to overcome academic challenges? Have they #GotPerseverance? Nominate them for a "You've Got Perseverance" award by Dec. 31! Winners could receive a personalized message beamed from Mars: https://t.co/2drPuXw3ax https://t.co/goB2rjF7KF

I can never get enough of the Hubble nebulas..

Here's a @NASAWebb poster for your space swag collection! You can download it here: https://t.co/mlFqfkGPBl https://t.co/1DXsuuRuPO

Chris Bergin - NSF on Twitter: STATIC FIRE! Ship 20 comes to life again, with a Static Fire test after a very smooth countdown. View from Mary and Bots.

#OTD in 1980, the Space Shuttle Columbia made the journey from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the Launch Complex 39A at @NASAKennedy. Its first mission, STS-1, would launch in April 1981. https://t.co/n30dKd9EmD https://t.co/D44N4Dpn6K

SLS hit some major milestones in the month of December! ⚫ RS-25 Engine testing ⚫ Artemis II and III hardware progress ⚫ NASA Administration visits ⚫ Contracts awarded ...and so much more! Catch up on the latest SLS news HERE >> https://t.co/prLkyUStf3 https://t.co/skgpYTOf9N

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@SpaceOffshore on Twitter: B1069 is arriving back in Port Canaveral. It's leaning and the Octagrabber robot appears to have taken some damage.

1st orbital test flight of SpaceX's Starship Mars rocket pushed to March at the earliest https://t.co/I1MLjeHGGa https://t.co/8W1CuBkWaA