Christopher Anglin

ENGINEERING ALL THE THINGS

[Brady Kenniston @TheFavoritist]

My four remote camera shots from #FalconHeavy @NASASpaceflight & @ChrisG_NSF! Thanks again for the opportunity, this was above and beyond anything I could have expected!

[ARCHIVED: NASA_SLS @NASA_SLS]

WATCH the first flight of @NASA's Mars 2020 rover supersonic parachute system! The next #Mars rover will help us learn more about the Red Planet for future deep-space exploration! >> https://t.co/YdXJxdAoxK

[NASA Langley Research Center @NASALangley]

41 yrs ago, NASA received signal that Viking successfully landed on Mars, answering unknown questions about the red planet. #NASALangley100

[Chris Hadfield @Cmdr_Hadfield]

An asteroid left this huge, circular scar on our Mother Earth.
(glad I wasn't looking out the window on THAT day)

[Chris Hadfield @Cmdr_Hadfield]

For the first time I can watch planets orbit another star. (129 light years away in constellation Pegasus) https://t.co/qVBW3BVFJw @NASA

[Adam Savage @donttrythis]

This brother & sister are real home mythbusters, testing if their pen really holds a kilometer of ink. Adorable.
https://t.co/njjbRKSXXZ

[NASA Watch @NASAWatch]

Just a reminder: @NASA is required BY LAW to tell everyone everywhere what it has learned. That law has not changed @Alt_NASA @RogueNASA

[Christopher Anglin @chrisanglin]

@hailey__warwick I need to hang out with you more. Sarcasm is one of my favorite things too! That, and irony.

[Christopher Anglin @chrisanglin]

Makes me feel a little better about the times I've had to #facepalm when the pros do it to. https://t.co/mUD8ZmRgY9

[Adam Savage @donttrythis]

Disaster! Last week was the first time I dropped one of my sorting cases. This one with 1,000 crimp lugs. Ugh!

[NASA Langley Research Center @NASALangley]

We have lost so many space pioneers. Gene #Cernan, the last man to walk on moon, trained here for Apollo 17 mission. (1968 pix) @NASAhistory

[ARCHIVED - Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity]

Signed, sealed, delivered. I carried @POTUS’s signature to the surface of #Mars. https://t.co/YThE6o82e3 #NASAPast8Years

[NASA Langley Research Center @NASALangley]

A 10-foot model of the world’s most powerful rocket, the Space Launch System, is being tested at NASA Langley. https://t.co/bCsJoq4cbx

[Christopher Anglin @chrisanglin]

What would be great for 2017? Never having another suggested video titled "The video that made the whole world cry." Why? Because BS. #2017

[NASA's Glenn Research Center @NASAglenn]

Honoring an American hero—crowds gather in Columbus, OH to say farewell to John Glenn. He lies in state today in the Ohio Statehouse 12-8 pm

[NASA HQ PHOTO @nasahqphoto]

John Glenn lies in repose @OhioStatehouse Rotunda. #JohnGlenn. Photos throughout the day here: https://t.co/Y2O2MHTm0Y

[Ellen Ochoa @Astro_Ellen]

Filming @SciGirls at @NASA_Johnson today! @PBSKIDS @NSF funding #GirlsinSTEM

[Adam Savage @donttrythis]

Thanks @whitehouse @POTUS @whitehouseOSTP for making #CSforAll a priority! https://t.co/9ojCE79kvm

[Christopher Anglin @chrisanglin]

Checkered stripe shirt with a tie? Seems so wrong. #hipsterfashion #tiewednesday #dapper #hipstermillennial #sowrong

[NASA @NASA]

We stand on the shoulders of John Glenn, who helped pave the way for future explorers. Profile of his life & images: https://t.co/h7COVgbhc5

[ARCHIVED - Curiosity Rover @MarsCuriosity]

Tosol, we said goodbye to a true space pioneer. Ad astra, John Glenn. You really had the right stuff to inspire us all.