We weren't really trying to capture the sun during last week's #SolarEclipse, but I have to say, this shot during totality with the sun in it is SICK! Look closely! 😍
https://t.co/MnfOsESpIr
The SpaceX Recovery team is still working to recover Flight 13’s Starship from the Indian Ocean. They’ve been overcoming challenging conditions and increasingly rough seas as they attempt to guide the 52m long spacecraft to port
Eight years ago today, we flew OLHZN-14. Flawless main and micro computers, excellent landing prediction, and guest payloads aboard. One of those flights that reminds me how much the little systems matter when everything comes together. https://t.co/vVDqDutF8l
This is one of those simple NASA outreach things that I love.
Roman is going to give us a much wider view of the universe than Hubble can, and you can put your name on the spacecraft before it heads out toward L2.
Get ready to send your name a MILLION MILES AWAY!!
Submit your name to be added to a memory card that will fly on the Roman Space Telescope this year to Lagrange point 2, the same location as @NASAWebb.
https://t.co/4SCJMq12hM
Submissions close July 12th.
Atlas V 551 has a wild resume.
New Horizons to Pluto. Juno to Jupiter. Heavy commercial missions. And now one more Amazon Leo launch before ULA shifts those flights to Vulcan.
Specific rocket configurations have histories too. The "Bruiser" earned its nickname.
!Artemis IV Crew!
Backup: Bob Hines 🇺🇸
Mission Specialist: Andre Douglas🇺🇸
Mission Specialist: Frank Rubio🇺🇸
Pilot: Luca Parmitano🇮🇹
Commander: Randy Bresnick 🇺🇸
The hydraulic pin holding the tower arm in place did not retract.
If that can be fixed tonight, there will be another launch attempt tomorrow at 5:30 CT.
Well, I was going to stream this tonight, but it's been so long that my streaming PC got angry and died. I think I've narrowed it down to either the PSU or NVME drive that died. If it's the PSU, I *might* be able to swap that fast enough to still give it a try. We'll see. 🤷♂️