🪐Founder of STEAM Power Media (@steampowerm) 👩🚀 Science Communicator ⚙️ BS Mechanical Engineering 🚀Always talking about space, science and pinball! She/Her
Big announcement time 📣Friday was my last day at NASA!
I’m making the leap to start my own science communication company and go independent as a creator full time! This has been a long time in the works and I’m so excited to be going after this dream.
Ship-to-shore interactions sign-up is officially open! Bring the excitement of deep-sea exploration LIVE to your classroom, science center, museum, aquarium, or community event. Sign-up for your FREE interaction here: https://t.co/ZK4fOkFfgM
OET is excited to announce the nine new 2026 #ScienceCommunicationFellows and five returning fellows in the roles of Lead SCF for the 2026 season! https://t.co/HfImdmqMT2
How do you fit something a kilometer long into a rocket?🚀
I talked with @JeffreyILipton from @lab_robotics who was trying to answer this question on board one of the Zero-G flights I flew on! Their work has evolved into Beyond Reach Labs with a focus on deployable solar arrays.
@Erdayastronaut@nevernorminal@AJamesMcCarthy I’ll be at the event with Astrolab and have a collection of 4 space skirts I made I could bring if you want. Might not fit the display idea perfectly, but let me know!
This episode of the @FOSSscience podcast features Erin Winick Anthony (@erinwinick), OET #ScienceCommunicationFellow, science communicator and founder of STEAM Power Media, and Kelly Guarino, Communications Lead at the Ocean Exploration Trust: https://t.co/E0eXM6xAZD
Astrolab 2026 Spring and Summer Engineering Internship applications are now open!
Application Deadlines:
• Spring 2026 — December 1, 2025
• Summer 2026 — May 1, 2026
Explore our Production, Software and Vehicle Engineering Internship positions here: https://t.co/fiTGG01vZ2
Join the 2026 Nautilus Exploration Program and sail on #EVNautilus with the #CorpsofExploration next year! Applications are now open for both the Science Communication Fellowship and the Science and Engineering Internship Program!
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/i41tckT3Qp
⚡ Earlier this year, Redwire successfully completed the first deployment test for one of its Roll-Out Solar Arrays (ROSA) for the lunar Gateway’s Power and Propulsion Element (PPE).
Thanks to @erinwinick for joining us for this important milestone! Be sure to check out her experience during her visit to our Goleta facility in California.
📺 https://t.co/5kEyJSN4vr
Join us for a LIVE #QandA with those at-sea onboard #EVNautilus on Tuesday, September 2 and learn how our #CorpsofExploration became #oceanexplorers. Tune in and submit your questions at https://t.co/nLCfxkdMRo
Join us for a LIVE #QandA with our #CorpsofExploration at-sea onboard #EVNautilus on August 26. Tune in and submit your questions at https://t.co/nLCfxkdMRo
(This was a big new experiment for me, so it would mean a lot if you hopped over to YouTube to give the video a watch!)
A huge thanks to @redwire for having me out to for this deployment test. It was so so cool to see this tech up close.
I visited what will soon be the largest solar arrays ever to be deployed in space to make a YouTube video about something that's been a fascination of mine ever since I worked at NASA: Roll Out Solar Arrays!
And the full video is out now!!! https://t.co/C1sHNCAwBZ
Our FLIP rover has a new passenger! @InterluneSpace will fly a multispectral camera aboard Astrolab’s FLIP rover. The camera’s images will be used to estimate helium-3 quantities and concentration in lunar regolith.
Read the full announcement here: https://t.co/iwv1mSLUhF
Helping grow and innovate this account was one of the joys of my 4 years at NASA, and I’m so sad to see it go in the huge wave of dozens NASA accounts being archived on every platform.
This will result in many less NASA stories, especially science and fun stories, being shared.
As of today, this account is officially archived. For updates about research conducted aboard the International Space Station, follow @Space_Station and @NASAJohnson.
Our website will remain active with the latest updates as well: https://t.co/mhU5PX55xC
Riding into orbit 👩🚀
On June 18, 1983—42 years ago today—astronaut Sally Ride became the first American woman to travel to space. Ride and her crewmates deployed two satellites and conducted scientific research during their six days in orbit aboard space shuttle Challenger.