Spacey Clean Team

Space is the mission! Snacks are optional. Meet us on the launch pad, we are the people with brooms. 🚀🚀🚀

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

What good is water on mars?
Showering off those silly notions of earthling superiority.

[Space Explorer Mike @MichaelGalanin]

"There really is no such thing as race. We all came from Africa. We are all of the same stardust. We are all going to live and die on the same planet, a Pale Blue Dot in the vastness of space. We have to work together." - Bill Nye

[John Kraus @johnkrausphotos]

#SpaceX’s #Falcon9 rocket streaks into the nighttime Space Coast sky at 1:50am this morning with the #Telstar19V satellite.

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

Never thought a separation would be so awesome.

[Michael Baylor @MichaelBaylor_]

SPACECRAFT SEPARATION!!! #Falcon9 delivers Telstar 19 VANTAGE to the correct orbit – the heaviest GTO mission performed by #SpaceX.

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

@pockmahoon Never heard this story! Simply brilliant. I knew he golfed, but for some reason assumed it was a NASA approved thing!

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

Did you know Alan Shepard was a smuggler and a space golfer?
#Apollo11

https://t.co/2xYzuslNLJ

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

Hail to history!

[NASA @NASA]

On this day in @NASAHistory, the first humans set foot on the Moon during #Apollo11. With more than half a billion people watching on television, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin went where no one had gone before. Explore archived images and stories: https://t.co/nDeJ6NOOHi

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

@Garroth_YT @MichaelGalanin Nice!

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

@superhenny83 @MichaelGalanin Not my first thought but a solid choice! Not dumb at all.

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

@MichaelGalanin Packing for Mars!!!

[Space Explorer Mike @MichaelGalanin]

What is your favorite book about space exploration? Share this tweet please thus other people can see some good recommendations

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

Who would have guessed catching a object from space would require a lot more net? https://t.co/ahgexNDnYn

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Mr. Steven—now with more net. SpaceX’s fairing recovery vessel has been fitted with a 4x larger net ahead of its next recovery attempt targeted for later this month. https://t.co/cjXvzg1H70

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

Countless amounts of man hours, money, and time just to launch a rocket into the sun.
Thankfully there won’t be much clean up. https://t.co/Qyo5mhtMBs

[NASA's Kennedy Space Center @NASAKennedy]

Flying faster & closer than ever to the Sun, @NASA's #SolarProbe and its @ulalaunch #DeltaIV Heavy prepares for a mission to kiss the Sun. The spacecraft aims to unravel 60 years of mysteries around the Sun’s corona. Watch @NASA_LSP countdown to launch: https://t.co/VVuDHMK9xK

[ULA @ulalaunch]

#FBF to the first of 4 COSMO-Skymed missions that ULA’s #DeltaII rockets launched beginning in June 2007.

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

First image sent back by #TESS

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

Who knew the insides of a dragon could look so good! #LetsLaunch https://t.co/hoHDB3D2dr

[Robin Seemangal @nova_road]

Commercial Crew astronaut Suni Williams wearing a #SpaceX spacesuit while training with a mock-up of the Crew Dragon in Hawthorne, California

📷: NASA, April 3, 2018

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

Block 4 vs Block 5 post recovery #FrictionFriday

[Ben Cooper @LaunchPhoto]

Falcon 9 first stage approaches the droneship several hundred miles off the Florida coast following the launch of Bangabandhu-1.

[NASA History Office @NASAhistory]

#OTD in 1950 the first Bell X-1 made its final flight. Chuck Yeager was piloting this plane in 1947 when he became the first person to fly faster than the speed of sound. This very airplane is now hanging at @airandspace in Washington, DC.

[Spacey Clean Team @SpaceyCleanTeam]

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, or it’s just a helicopter on another planet! Which is somehow cooler. https://t.co/N8iUbRmkWy

[NYT Science @NYTScience]

A Marscopter would be a new approach to planetary exploration by NASA https://t.co/kTeCfKKcij