It has our complete privilege to announce our 2022 Awesome PoSSUM: @aidylsofia!
STEAM education, Research, Equity, and Justice exemplify @aidylsofia (aka Dr. G), who believes that everyone has a place in space exploration to better our home, Earth.
This #StarWarsDay, take a virtual tour of JPL with BB-8, who came not so long ago to visit the lab and meet some of our robots. https://t.co/VF1gbMF3ur
If these are the droids you're looking for, build your own! https://t.co/Q5qW94Kn3g
#MayTheFourthBeWithYou#NASAatHome
An interesting closeup look at a SpaceX Falcon 9 booster during the last few second before touchdown. The footage is from the CRS-18 mission in July 2019. Credit: @SpaceX/NASA
The Gateway to Space is now operationally ready. Join us as we prepare to complete the remaining portion of our test flight program before welcoming our very first Future Astronauts. https://t.co/qLilmyvXZe
For those about to rock, I salute you.๐ค
For those who could use a little extra #MondayMotivation, check out these rocks I found over the weekend. Here are some pictures from the surface of Mars, just for you.
Check out all my raw images at https://t.co/CBmNCxxUDt
We're so excited to see more student-built sats getting to space, like this ACRUX-1 CubeSat which is launching on our #MakeItRain mission with @SpaceflightInc later this month. It's the 1st satellite designed and built by students at @MelbSpace. Hopefully the first of many!
Weโre 46 days away from our #Apollo50th anniversary, when humans walked on another world for the first time in history! As we continue our plans to send the first woman and next man to the Moon in five years, take a look back at our @NASAMoon missions: https://t.co/zbc7e81zq9
My happy home for 8 days in 1969.
For a peek inside the Command Module, check out this 3D model from the @smithsonian: https://t.co/UBuHdMOlWX
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Falcon Heavyโs 27 Merlin engines generate more than 5 million pounds of thrust at liftoff, making it the worldโs most powerful operational rocket by a factor of two
The first test flight of @SpaceX's #CrewDragon capsule is set to launch at 2:48am ET on Saturday, March 2 from @NASAKennedy. Weather forecasters are predicting an 80% chance of favorable launch conditions. Learn more about this mission: https://t.co/cddiVNw2wY