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The ‘is it gonna hit the tower’ moment 😳

Starship is ~30 minutes into flight and all systems continue to look nominal

Super Heavy landing burn startup. 📸 - NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

We have plasma!

Starship at Max q, still on a good trajectory

Starship is in a subsonic belly flop

Yesss!

Watch as our largest planetary spacecraft takes flight! NASA Europa Clipper is targeted to launch at 12:06pm ET (1606 UTC) on a Falcon Heavy rocket from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, beginning its journey to Jupiter’s ocean moon, Europa. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Try ARCHIVED - NASA Europa Clipper on for size! This is our largest planetary spacecraft to date, but how does it stack up compared to things here on Earth? It's also our most massive, at about 12,800 pounds at liftoff (5,800 kg); 6,060 pounds (2,750 kg) of that is propellant.

Go Europa Clipper!!

Deployment of NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft confirmed

Being asked to wear a pink dress in space, being asked if 100 tampons is enough for a week-long trip to space…the early history of women in space. Now listen to four amazing women in the space sphere tell their stories.

Two days after B12 was successfully caught upon returning after launch, teams after removed it from the OLM, ahead of its rollback to the production site for post flight inspections. NSF - NASASpaceflight.com Starbase Live nsf.live/starbase

Interesting wording on Starliner's next flight.

Wow. What a view.

It may be a surprise to some, but it turns out bike lanes don't cause more traffic congestion. At the very least, it increases travel time by seconds to minutes. And, no...I'm not a cyclist. cbc.ca/news/science/b…

Dragon departing the International Space Station after undocking at 5:05 p.m. ET

This is not okay. The first photo is the 2-metre temperature anomaly. The second is showing the daily surface air temperature. What's interesting (and scary) is that that red line (2024) is only to October 30 and doesn't take into account this week's crazy heat. #climatechange

Omg! I saw the most amazing Geminid! It was orange and stretched across about 75 degrees of the sky. It looked like a firework I could touch! So incredible! Peter Brown Institute for Earth and Space Exploration