Meet Design Fellow Allison Porter! Allison is developing a framework to guide the integration of automation into exploration medical capabilities for better health for astronauts and future space explorers 💪 🛰️
https://t.co/lyYm4XYyKq
@allisonpporter@mitaeroastro@MIT_IMES
Ended the semester with an AMAZING Zero-G flight! Lots of fun and science! Shout out to @allisonpporter for joining me for lots of hours of prep work to run this experiment! And thank you to @ExploreSpace_ML for this incredible opportunity!
Photos: Steve Boxall/ZERO-G
Hey @VancityReynolds, enjoying a celebratory drink with our daughter before she starts her 4th Internship at @NASAInterns - with our new favorite gin @AviationGin!
My sister is submitting PhD apps and total costs for application, GRE, and transcript fees is over $700, even after significant fee waivers. (I paid a similar amount 2 yrs ago). Another reminder of how the path to higher education is still not accessible to many.
Standing tall at 363 feet, the Saturn V rocket was the only vehicle of its time that could accomplish a feat such as landing humans on the Moon. 👨🚀 🌔 This #Apollo50th, the @AirAndSpace Museum has brought the rocket back to life on the Washington Monument: https://t.co/XmgJNXtm8o
Exactly 50 years ago today, we were on our way to the Moon! It was an honor to work with this crew and a privilege to complete the mission of a lifetime. #ApolloXI https://t.co/uaiXkzPNOu
When I was growing up, people got abortions. Desperate women turned to back alley butchers or even tried the procedure on their own. Some were lucky, but others weren't. They all went through hell. Access to safe, legal abortion is a constitutional RIGHT. Full stop.
3 years ago MIT grad student Katie Bouman led the creation of a new algorithm to produce the first-ever image of a black hole.
Today, that image was released.
More info: https://t.co/WITAL1omGl
2016 story: https://t.co/QV7Zf2snEP
#EHTblackhole#EventHorizonTelescope
"We're going to Mars not to sit in the habitat...We don't want you to fight the suit. We want you to find life on Mars."
-@MIT Aerospace Engineer Dava Newman via @SPACEdotcom
https://t.co/H9HaRos43C
We officially opened for business on Oct. 1, 1958, making us 60 years young! 🎂 This @Twitter moment features some #NASA60th birthday wishes: https://t.co/TMndJ5Gw6P