In awe to be gazing down on our precious blue gem from above once again. Here are some of my first views out of the @SpaceX Dragon window from last weekend. Hello Earth!
We’re going back to the Moon on February 6, and no one is talking about it
Artemis II is NASA’s first crewed Moon flyby mission in decades, sending four astronauts around the Moon and back in a ~10-day test flight before future lunar landings
Who excited?
If nothing else, the last nine months should have made it clear that elections matter. But what’s remarkable about America is that we have the power, as citizens, to change this country by voting. Go to https://t.co/NKXRGNgbZX.
At Mars this weekend, it's all eyes on the skies. Our robotic explorers – in orbit and on the ground – will attempt observations when Comet 3I/ATLAS cruises past the Red Planet on Oct. 3. https://t.co/6CrDda4zBT
Whenever you see the ISS from Earth, WE aboard the ISS cannot see you!
When ISS is exposed in sunlight, our window reflectivity blinds us! We can only see you when you cannot see us!
Same effect as how you cannot see through your kitchen window at night when the lights are on!
We’re proud to join forces with @RedSeaGlobal to elevate the future of Saudi tourism and position the Kingdom among premier destinations on the global stageWe’re proud to join forces with @RedSeaGlobal to elevate the future of Saudi tourism and position the Kingdom among premier destinations on the global stage.
#OTD in 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration commenced full-time operations as its own agency. Those were heady days during the Space Race – a time of optimism, grand vision, ambition, determination, pressure, and concern – but we accomplished what we all set out to do. Happy 67th Birthday to @NASA – I’m proud to have supported your vitally, important mission!
At the edge of day: On Sept. 12, at 5:55 am local time, the Perseverance Mars rover caught this dramatic look at the terminator, the dividing line between night and day, about 790 feet (240 meters) away. The Sun rose on the rover about 15 minutes later. https://t.co/TZWIAiTqxb
LIVE: A Progress cargo spacecraft filled with food, fuel, and supplies is launching to the @Space_Station from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Liftoff is scheduled for 3:32pm ET (1932 UTC). https://t.co/vnfdMCrLhn