Hello Mars, goodbye Mars 👋
NASA’s #MissionToPsyche spacecraft was speeding by the Red Planet on May 15 when it snapped this rare, crescent view of Mars. The successful flyby flung the Psyche spacecraft toward its final destination: the metal-rich asteroid Psyche. 1/2
Jared, you should really not waste your time on this guy. He is an Atlas V/SLS fan in a wrong kind of way. He is hurt. Smart and knowledgeable but all he does is arguing, not listening. He is not a welcomed figure in our Hungarian space cummunity, not because of what he thinks but because how he communicates it. Rooting for SLS is okay, being bummed about cutting it is okay, but being a jerk is not. Oh, and believe it to me, he can get personal real fast.
Wew have AirBnB link to Starship Station - RV & Tent Camping for watching Static Fires or visiting Starbase. But we would love to see you for a Launch someday also. This is last few days before we close off for Flt# 11 reservations only. https://t.co/nHNQQ3oMau
@NickPenev I did a nice nature heavy west coast road trip a few years back. Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Horseshoe Bend, Arches, Zion, Death Valley, Canyonlands, Yosemite, Sequoia, etc., but if I'd have to choose just one to visit again, it should be the Antelope Canyon for sure.
Hello friends - Question for you all!
What are the biggest, most important unsolved science questions in space exploration?
I'm giving a couple of talks at IEEE Space Mission Challenges conference next week and would love some crowdsourcing on this one!
Did you know that one of NASA’s missions is to enable commercial spaceflight in low Earth orbit? One of the really cool ways we get to do that on @Space_Station is to host Private Astronaut Missions, or PAMs.
This week, we bid farewell to the Ax-4 crew after their two week stay living and working alongside the Expedition 73 crew. Each individual on their crew represented a different country (USA, Hungary, India, and Poland), and a different space agency or mission (@Axiom_Space, @esa, @isro, HUNOR Program), joining our international crew (Japan, USA, Russia) and our agencies (@NASA, @JAXA_en, @roscosmos). The mission was a great accomplishment for each and a testament to the professionalism and excellence of agencies and individuals around the world.
For us personally, it was a total blast. This picture will always remind me of one of my favorite space seasons, with great work done and big belly laughs on a daily basis. I hope our friendships and cooperation will pave the way for more future collaboration and exploration.
If you want to go fast, go alone. But if you want to go far, go together!
Just. Wow. As we went over Mexico and the U.S. this morning, I caught this sprite.
Sprites are TLEs or Transient Luminous Events, that happen above the clouds and are triggered by intense electrical activity in the thunderstorms below. We have a great view above the clouds, so scientists can use these types of pictures to better understand the formation, characteristics, and relationship of TLEs to thunderstorms.
@Axiom_Space What a great, relaxed conversation and demo — exactly what we were hoping for! Tibi was so at ease, free to be himself. You gotta love it. Go, Tibi! 🙂🇭🇺 - (Peggy🙏❤️)
Physics lecture from space! Students were able to join Tibor live today, who showed them some fun physics experiments aboard the Space Station. The lectures were organized with the help of teachers from BME and ELTE universities.
📸: HUNOR