Astrowright

Astrowright Spaceflight Consulting LLC. Offering spacecraft ergonomics, preflight fitness, payload operation, dosimetry, and microgravity testing services.

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

Blue Origin plans to conduct its next New Shepard suborbital test flight tomorrow morning from West Texas. No people will be on board the vehicle, but the capsule will be filled with experiments. https://t.co/hvn9k4v22d

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

DARPA has identified the spaceports that would serve as potential launch sites for its responsive launch competition, and also said 18 teams have passed an initial pre-qualification phase. https://t.co/3Krz425BDs

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Starman’s current location. Next stop, the restaurant at the end of the universe.

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

We are at the point in presentations about space habitats where speakers casually mention mining ammonia from Ceres.

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

NASA announces the Dawn mission has come to an end; the spacecraft, orbiting Ceres, missed scheduled communications sessions the last two days and managers concluded the spacecraft had likely exhausted its fuel, as expected. https://t.co/hSVLweAK3L

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

Kitay: a lot of misinformation about the Space Force. It’s not about Marines dropping out of space or fighting aliens. People don’t understand the importance of satellites to national security. #VonBraun18

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

“We want everything to be reusable,” says Bridenstine of his exploration architecture, which features the expendable SLS. #Transformers

[Jeff Foust @jeff_foust]

Kluger: are you frustrated, annoyed, angry that there’s been no one on the moon since you?
Harrison Schmitt: all of the above. I realized in 1972 there was going to be a hiatus after Apollo 17, but didn’t think it would be 50 years. #ApolloPlus50

[William Pomerantz @Pomerantz]

When I ask a young person how they screwed up something on a technical project and they tell me they haven't, I generally tend to suspect either that they are dishonest or that what they tried was really easy.

Screwing up a technical project as a student is a feature, not a bug

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

BFR is designed to be fully reusable, servicing Earth orbit as well as the Moon and Mars.

[SPACE.com @SPACEdotcom]

They Made It! Japan's Two Hopping Rovers Successfully Land on Asteroid Ryugu https://t.co/WRLzdFWUnJ

[Ben Wright McGee @bwmcgee]

Congrats, @yousuck2020! You should link up w/ @astrowright for a preflight fitness plan before you ring Luna, & if you ever become inspired to have an internationally-accomplished jazz trombonist (who is also a planetary scientist) join your merry crew, I’m all yours in 2023! 🚀

[Space Initiatives @AsteroidEnergy]

RT @PatriotsOfMars After 100, Marie Curie’s papers are still radioactive | @openculture ➤ https://t.co/fg3s5XLXO9

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Are we alone in the universe? Science has the answer. One of our best science videos of 2015 https://t.co/UDHMEvsXci

[Ethernaut @MrEthernaut]

Aurora at night, from the International Space Station. https://t.co/vonbZYRRb3

[NatureNET @NatureNETzzz]

Quantum Computing Particles Sent Back Through Time https://t.co/nBGkNWbOPy

[NASA @NASA]

ICYMI @NASA_Dawn spacecraft sent 1st pics from its best-ever viewpoint of dwarf planet Ceres https://t.co/YUHOzS1nyS

[New Horizons v2.0 @NewHorizonsIMG]

Сlose-up flyover of Pluto!
Watch full movie on YouTube: https://t.co/mFGQ3ay4Ij
@NewHorizons2015 #Pluto #NASA

[NASA @NASA]

Starting Dec 14, you can apply to be an astronaut! Before you do, here are 5 things to know https://t.co/Xyec6wNB47

[NASA @NASA]

Where will we land humans on Mars? We’re hosting the 1st workshop to look at potential sites https://t.co/fJGa6iZD7X https://t.co/9F8jCBtU9t