With slide rules and pencils, Katherine Johnsonโs brilliant mind helped launch our nation into space.
No longer a Hidden Figure, her bravery and commitment to excellence leaves an eternal legacy for us all: https://t.co/1D6xzQNWrg
How will you react when @NorthropGrumman's Antares rocket lifts off on Nov. 2?
If it's something like this, and you love sharing photos and video with all your followers on social media, this #NASASocial is for you! Apply: https://t.co/x74Bh4v4rv.
#TBT: On this day 27 yrs ago, Mae Jemison became the 1st black woman in space when she launched aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour! In this image, she leaves training w/ Sharon McDougle, Spacesuit Technician. Remember those who broke barriers for #WomeninSTEM: https://t.co/5PjKDOhoOo
Hello! My sister has written a children's book about plastic pollution and is trying to crowdfund publishing it! If you could donate anything at all or share it where you can, that'd be massively appreciated!!!! Thank you!!!! @cnieuwenhuis9 https://t.co/ewN3wRyorv
2 amazing weeks and it's the end of my first Science Summer Camp, what a blast. Had as much fun as the kids, a perfect way to start the Summer inspire the next generation of scientists, engenieers and artists so many drawings, lovely conversations and loads of Science. #grateful
Want to see a piece of the Moon up close? Explore our #Apollo50th map to find out where you can find a Moon rock near you: https://t.co/rKAmSTLvDT
Pictured here are @WomenNASA technicians Linda Tyler, Nancy Trent & Sandra Richards examining an Apollo 14 sample.
@AverageAly471 I am sorry to hear that Aly, I think that if you feel in your heart it will be a good thing, go for it. You always remember Nora ๐๐ trust me
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