JoAnne Gruter

Aerospace, NASA, Astronomy and Weather geek; JSC STS135, SCH MSL and Final Endeavour flight Tweetup, Sr. Contracts Specialist for JE Dunn Construction

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TheAstroN8 I met you when we had those socials and tweetups. I had that awesome experience too. Such fun times.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@AriWeather So glad your back and mending well. Missed all the info you give on your show.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@AriWeather Get well soon. Miss seeing your great time slot on Fox weather.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache @mikep_lbi I bet those were some fed bears

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache @FeederWatchCam @PFWCanada Yikes that’s chilly. Pearland Tx is at 37. And that’s cold here You get such amazing birds in your feeders

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@AJamesMcCarthy Such a cool idea and thanks for inspiring kids to look up. Heck even grown kids like me would love to view the moon.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@FeederWatchCam I haven’t seen one in east Texas since I was a kid. We fed it for a long time. Such a cool sight.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache @MurphTWN We’re still waiting on our first front to finally get us out of the upper 80s. Can’t wait.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache Such a beauty. Hope you heal fast.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache Wow bears ??!! New feeder looks great

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache Take care of yourself. Looking forward to cam time at your lovely home.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache Hope he gets better soon

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@HellgateOsprey Amazing. So want to travel that way to see birds we don’t have in Texas.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@CornellHawks Such a sad loss. Thank you for the cause of death report. Sad

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache Glad to read the family and their dog are all going to be fine.

[NASA JPL @NASAJPL]

Happy launchiversary, Voyager 1! 🥳

48 years ago – on September 5, 1977 – Voyager 1 launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, to study Jupiter and Saturn up close.

Today, Voyager 1 is about 15 billion miles (25 billion km) from Earth – and still revealing secrets of the cosmos!

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache @ryangerritsen Even your bear buddies

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache 🙏

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache Wow what a sight I’m sure.

[JoAnne Gruter @stargazegal2020]

@TammieHache Wow so beautiful