This #BlackHistoryMonth, we recognize the achievements of our Black workforce, who propel us into the future.
Celebrate with our #BHM playlist of NASA podcast episodes featuring Black scientists, engineers, and leaders in exploration: https://t.co/8YJ1JJoBbi
You may be able to spot @SpaceX's Dragon Endeavour spacecraft in the night sky shortly before #Crew6 splashes down off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida around 12:17am ET (0417 UTC) on Monday, Sept. 4.
Here's where (and when) Endeavour will be most visible.
Here it is: @NASAWebb’s one-year anniversary image. Called Rho Ophiuchi, this area shows about 50 young stars in a cocoon of gas and dust. At 390 light-years away, it's the closest star-forming region to Earth: https://t.co/A3e2XLx9Ef
Webb continues to #UnfoldTheUniverse.
Stony Brook University, a public school on Long Island, received a donation of $500 million on Thursday from a foundation formed by an alumnus and a former faculty member, making it the recipient of one of the largest gifts to a university in U.S. history.
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Launch. Check!
Lunar orbit. Check!
Splashdown. Check!
We're giving an update on the data from the #Artemis I flight test around the Moon, which launched successfully in Nov. 2022. Tune in March 7 at noon ET (1700 UTC) for the results: https://t.co/VexL3QnfyI
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Space is for everyone. 🌟 @NASAArtemis is getting ready for the first woman & first person of color to set foot on the Moon. As they have since NASA's beginning, women are helping to pave the way. Hear from women of Artemis, including Goddard's Christyl Johnson & Jie Gong:
Humbling.
This is the whole world in one photo, taken by @NASA_Orion’s solar array wing camera from just above the lunar surface. It just keeps getting better.
The @NASA_Orion spacecraft captured this image of the Moon during its sixth day of flight, as it approached its first outbound powered flyby of the #Artemis I mission and its closest lunar approach. https://t.co/Wt4DrDpbK3
Moonbound! #Artemis I has completed its trans-lunar injection, a propulsive maneuver that accelerates the @NASA_Orion spacecraft to more than 22,600 mph (36,370 kph) and propels it on its path to the Moon.
When we go, we go together.
The #Artemis team wants to thank everyone who helped us along the way toward the first launch of the @NASA_SLS rocket and @NASA_Orion.
.@NOAA's #GOESEast satellite captured the early morning launch of NASA's #Artemis I from @NASAKennedy in Florida! You can see the rocket streaking through the atmosphere in this water vapor imagery.