Shout out to one of our favorite listeners @SacksMoney. We hear he’s pretty pumped for this week’s episode! Tune in to learn all about Light! #spacecadets#lettherebelight
So excited for #StarWarsTheRiseofSkywalker today. Ever wonder about the science of the movies? Here’s a great article discussing some pivotal scenes (without spoilers) https://t.co/R1I1iNi5G2
We live in the largest shooting gallery there is. #Asteroids, #meteors, and #comets all pose threats for life on earth. In our latest episode, we discuss the past effects of these objects, and what we are doing to avoid an explosive demise. https://t.co/vHg58po4dg
It’s a bird, it’s a plane….. It’s… a Meteor!?!?!?!?! Let’s sure hope not! Find out all about these space rocks in our latest episode releasing tomorrow! #asteroids#space#comets#Meteorshower
Today we captured a #Dragon! Welcome to @Space_Station, @SpaceX-19. We are thankful for your bounty of experiments, hardware, and essential supplies for life aboard Station (I can smell the coffee already).
Happy Thanksgiving , Space Cadets!!! Did you know we celebrated our first Thanksgiving in Space back in 1973 aboard NASA’s Skylab? Astronauts Gerald Carr, William Pogue and Edward Gibson enjoyed a cosmic feast following a 6 hour #space walk! #thanksgiving 🦃 ✨
-Ejected from a fighter jet ✅
-Flew on 3 shuttle missions✅
-Spent over 350 hrs in space ✅
-Joined The Space Cadets Podcast to talk about it all✅
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Check out our latest episode to hear the stories of Col. Mike Mullane! https://t.co/9DLqgoe1xS
Have you ever had an evening conversation with someone who willingly strapped themselves to millions of pounds of explosives and flew into space? We were lucky enough to spend time with Col. Mullane last night and did just that #astronaut#podcast https://t.co/ngJIZkcHg5
We’ve all thought about what it would be like to go to space, but it’s rare we get to speak to someone who has! On the latest episode of The Space Cadets, we interview Col. Mike Mullane! 3x shuttle astronaut. #shuttle#astronaut#nasa https://t.co/QpDuRecvgc
Mercury transits are relatively rare — the next one isn't until 2032! Watch Mercury make its trek across the Sun today at https://t.co/5OFdcyOFJ8 🛰⚫️☀️