The Southern and Central United States have been drenched by rainstorm after rainstorm this spring, leading to widespread flooding — which our NASAEarth satellites have captured here. Be informed and stay safe: https://t.co/mhMyN67Fqc | …
.NASA's Dr_ThomasZ helps announce the first companies, Int_Machines OrbitBeyond and astrobotic to provide science commercial Moon landing services for the #Artemis program! 📷 https://t.co/RF6ffPYEWM | https://t.co/cZ8FQsjgRP #NASA#Space#NEWS
RT nasahqphoto: .NASA's Dr_ThomasZ helps announce the first companies, Int_Machines OrbitBeyond and astrobotic to provide science commercial Moon landing services for the #Artemis program! 📷 https://t.co/RF6ffPYEWM | https://t.co/vx4mFao8EH #NASA#Spac…
We're gearing up to land on the Moon! Want to hear more about the commercial lunar landers selected to take the next steps? Join us now as our members of the media ask questions about these American companies: https://t.co/kwlWHZkEiB | …
.OrbitBeyond of Edison, NJ has proposed to fly as many as four payloads to Mare Imbrium, a lava plain in one of the Moon’s craters, by September 2020. Watch & find out more about this: https://t.co/weALhU7I2I | https://t.co/rzmtRAtGZb #NASA#Space#NEWS
.@OrbitBeyond of Edison, NJ has proposed to fly as many as four payloads to Mare Imbrium, a lava plain in one of the Moon’s craters, by September 2020. Watch & find out more about this: https://t.co/msShuMZSw2
.Int_Machines of Houston has proposed to fly as many as five payloads to Oceanus Procellarum, a scientifically intriguing dark spot on the Moon, by July 2021. Watch & find out more about this: https://t.co/weALhU7I2I | https://t.co/hnZB3brcMV #NASA#Sp…
.@Int_Machines of Houston has proposed to fly as many as five payloads to Oceanus Procellarum, a scientifically intriguing dark spot on the Moon, by July 2021. Watch & find out more about this: https://t.co/msShuMZSw2
.Astrobotic of Pittsburgh has proposed to fly as many as 14 payloads to Lacus Mortis, a large crater on the near side of the Moon, by July 2021. Watch & find out more about this: https://t.co/weALhU7I2I | https://t.co/7DdksEbDi9 #NASA#Space#NEWS
.@Astrobotic of Pittsburgh has proposed to fly as many as 14 payloads to Lacus Mortis, a large crater on the near side of the Moon, by July 2021. Watch & find out more about this: https://t.co/msShuMZSw2
RT JimBridenstine: We are going to the Moon — to stay.
Today, I am revealing the American companies who will deliver science & technology to the lunar surface. Congratulations to Astrobotic, Int_Machines & OrbitBeyond! Learn more about NASA’s #Moon2024 plans: …
LIVE: Which American companies are partnering with us to explore the Moon? Find out NOW as we reveal our first selection of commercial partners that will deliver science instruments and technology to the lunar surface. Watch & ask ?s using #AskNASA: https://t.co/Al47e1Ptyk | …
Today, we will announce our first selection of American companies that will deliver science & technology to the Moon as we pave the way for NASA_Astronauts to return to the lunar surface in five years. Tune in starting at 1pm ET: https://t.co/lcLpOa1b6j. Ask ?s using #AskNASA …
During this week's #spacewalk, two veteran Russian cosmonauts paid tribute to the first human to walk in space. 👨🚀 Here’s the latest update about what’s happening aboard the Space_Station:
https://t.co/94vo4iyJjA. Ask questions using #SpaceToGround | …
#HubbleFriday Elliptical galaxies tend to be full of old stars and exhibit little or no new star formation. Messier 59 bucks this trend somewhat; the galaxy does show signs of star formation, with some newborn stars residing within a disk near the core: https://t.co/HzdINRjvKE …
Sit back and take a 🦅birds eye journey around the world, from burning lava fields in Iceland, to converging rivers in Brazil, salt lake beds in Australia, and fog buried in snow-capped mountains of Vancouver. Sink in: https://t.co/sJh6OjSwfs | …
All across space, from black holes to our near-Earth environment, particles are being accelerated to incredible speeds — some even nearly reaching the speed of light (over 670 million miles an hour!) Learn about the three ways particles can accelerate: https://t.co/2SaOkjjCa0 …
Did you know that there’s water on the Moon? 💧🌑 Dive into the details and learn how this large water supply can help our #Moon2024 plans by listening to the latest episode of our #GravityAssist podcast: https://t.co/Ccp1FJNpDf | https://t.co/4DDzu67LtX…
Did you know that there’s water on the Moon? 💧🌑 Dive into the details and learn how this large water supply can help our #Moon2024 plans by listening to the latest episode of our #GravityAssist podcast: https://t.co/eqXVTKyHM3
RT Astro_Christina: Congratulations on a successful spacewalk! Поздравляем с успешным выходом в открытый космос! Grateful for the opportunity and honor to be a part of the team as your airlock operator. | https://t.co/VRG6tQAwzI #NASA#Space#NEWS
Congratulations on a successful spacewalk! Поздравляем с успешным выходом в открытый космос! Grateful for the opportunity and honor to be a part of the team as your airlock operator.
✈️ Air traffic routes?
💻Information moving around the global internet?
☀️Magnetic fields looping across active areas on the Sun?
What you actually see here is a map of the entire sky in X-rays! Take a closer peek at this mosaic of sweeping arcs: https://t.co/7FO8ZdUN0O …
esa Congratulations ESA on the anniversary of your creation! 🎊 🎂 We're excited to continue our years of working together on current missions like Space_Station and future missions — including NASAWebb and NASA_Orion! | https://t.co/0ayx14C0Ck #NASA#Space#NEWS
@esa Congratulations @ESA on the anniversary of your creation! 🎊 🎂 We're excited to continue our years of working together on current missions like @Space_Station and future missions — including @NASAWebb and @NASA_Orion!
RT WomenNASA: When Dr. Claudia Alexander was 5, she watched “Fantasia,” which opened an imaginative pathway about geologic forces. She went on to study magnetospheres, plate tectonics, solar wind & more at NASAJPL. Today would have been her 60th birthday. Celebrate:
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RT JimBridenstine: LIVE NOW: During NASA’s Advisory Council Meeting, I’m talking about our plan to send the first woman and next man to the Moon in five years. Tune in to learn more about #Moon2024: https://t.co/30UWwoI2gT | https://t.co/cdvMiWaWVp #NASA#Space#NEWS