Various clips showing today's @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion rollback and arrival at the Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy. The vehicle is now secured inside of High Bay 3.
#LetsPrayTogether for the orphaned children fleeing from the war, who suffer throughout our world from hunger or lack of medical care, abuse and violence, and those denied the right to be born.
✨ For decades, we’ve worked on the world’s most powerful space telescope — dreaming, building, and then launching. Now, it’s almost time to #UnfoldTheUniverse with @NASAWebb! Set a reminder for July 12, when we’ll see #NASAWebb’s first images together.
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Space settlements of the future will have to learn to grow their own food — and fungi could help us turn asteroids into rich soil.
Learn more about the early-stage @NASA_Technology concepts we're exploring: https://t.co/5Q6Wh3Gt4d
Where a human geologist would use a rock hammer to crack a rock open and look inside, I’ve got my abrasion tool to make little windows into Mars history for me. Here’s what my latest rock target looks like inside.
More images: https://t.co/Ex1QDo3eC2
@NASAPersevere I like this pictures, but I always wonder if there's a way to put a reference in the pics, so you will easily know how big are those rocks or how far are them from the rover...
A Volvo engineer named Niels Bohlin invented the three-point seatbelt, but Volvo gave away the patent to other manufacturers because it had more value as a free life-saving tool.
Two for two: I have successfully processed and stored my second sample of Mars, thus bringing my total to two Martian rock cores in one week.
More images: https://t.co/L6lhCNdqWq
Tune in to watch my team share more this Friday: https://t.co/Q24DiF42q0
Finally the long waited. Thank God it's done. We pray things to go well with it. Another manifestation of the splendour of God's creation. Please read psalm 8
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Akira Yoshino developed the first commercially viable lithium-ion battery. Last year he shared the #NobelPrize in Chemistry with Stanley Whittingham and John Goodenough for their research.
Who do you think will receive this year's prizes?
“If there was more diversity amongst scientists, fighting climate change would be easier” @RachelYoungman @PhysicsNews supporting @ystanzania / YST-Science4Development since 2012. https://t.co/3jsjAwnz04
In 2015, Microsoft built the quietest place on Earth where you can hear your blood move, your heart beating, your lungs, hear your stomach gurgling loudly, you can hear the grind of your bones. This place will drive you crazy in 45 minutes.