Fifteen Years xkcd.com/3172/

NASA's First Lunar Outpost at lunar morning. The pressurized element is derived from Space Station Freedom's laboratory/habitat modules. In the distance, a set of deployable experiment packages have been set up for astronomical and geological observations

BlueCrew #blueorigin #newglenn #art #spaceflight

NEVER TELL ME THE ODDS

🙏Soon we'll finally be able to launch the Tritium rocket🙏

I'm really impressed that Jared finally pulled it off and is back in the running as NASA admin. There are reasonable questions about how he'd be as an admin, but I think we can all agree, it's better than folding NASA into the department of transportation. 🙃 arstechnica.com/space/2025/1...

The fact that all I see scrolling the space feeds on bluesky is stuff like an ad referring to the Orion spacecraft as a "satellite" and depicting it with laser solar panels should tell you all you need to know about the space "community" on this website.

I CANT BELIEVE ITS BEEN ONE YEAR SINCE MY FAVORITE SPACECRAFT LAUNCHED 🥹 europa clipper is well on its way to jupiter and i can’t wait to see what we learn about this incredible ocean world. i love being a part of something so special!!! 🌌🛰️❄️

look you can hate musk for other reasons but this whole article is riddled with biased language, bad sources. incredibly bad hit piece right from the get go. that dude Loverro mentioned 7 times in this piece is corrupt. here's a point by point rebuttal by a former NASA guy. x.com/CJHandmer/st...

Working a bit on the Eagle nebula while waiting for clear skies in Tucson.

we're a little early today because of reasons but there are like interstellar comets and stuff and a new glenn and maybe isaacman admin is only mostly dead???? www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d6k...

After ten hours of work, my recreation of Apollo 11 in Vintage Story. "We came in peace for all mankind." #VintageStory #Apollo11

When anti-space people talk about spaceflight:

How the craziness of today has me feelin'

New Glenn thunders into the air on its first trip to orbit.

November's Century of Steam Dev Vlog is now up for patrons! New goodies include a modular roundhouse system, turntables redesigned with ease of use in mind, plus several Quality of Life additions including a new HUD mode & colorblind accessibility options! patreon.com/Studio346

Gosh it feels good to be free

My gingerbreads from the last four years. Any recommendations for this year's?

1 week until I cook a piece of meat in the most expensive and wasteful way possible

Still impressed that my family made this now that we're bringing it out again this year

Rocket Lab performing a wet dress rehearsal on their Neutron 2nd stage

Question for any space folks who have an idea - I'm working on a little project, and I'm trying to figure out what the actual exterior of Haven 1 will look like. Some renders depict it as a matte white, others as just steel. Any ideas?

Just finished reading Andy Weir's Artemis, crossing off another notable space book I hadn't read. I enjoyed it, was a nice fun thriller with some interesting fleshing out of the setting. I was a bit disappointed to find that the reception of the story was mixed, or worse. Oh well, I liked it.

VIA #NASA - NASA Selects Falcon Heavy for #Dragonfly Titan mission www.nasa.gov/news-release...

Holy shit. New image of the Sombrero Galaxy from #JWST just dropped. Look at that thing 😍

#SpaceX just launched the Starlink 12-1 Mission with Booster B1080, breaking the turnaround record between flights for the same 1st stage by ~1 week. This booster flew last time only 13 days and 13 hours ago.

Skylab with Columbia space shuttle commission by @aebdigital.bsky.social It’s quite challenging but there’re a lot fun things to play with this work. Thanks for the request! 🙏

Thunder at Sunset. 📸by me

Well shoot, guess I was wrong lol - buuuut - NET January 11th for flight 7!

Might be a cooling system leak again... arstechnica.com/space/2024/1...

Given that they had a successful relight on Flight 6, and that the ship catch on Flight 8 will benefit a lot from being orbital, so they have time to troubleshoot problems, multiple landing options, etc - I think that Flight 7 will be orbital, and land in the Indian Ocean again.

Falcon 9 delivers 20 @Starlink satellites to orbit from California

The idea that a single crewed mission to Mars costs a trillion dollars is just wrong. A plan to build bases on the moon and Mars was projected to cost $541 billion over 36 years in 1989 ($1.4 trillion today). NASA's budget since 1991 has been about $645 billion.

Starship landing burn and splashdown in the Indian Ocean

Infographics on 400 missions of #SpaceX #Falcon9 vehicle. Part 2 #Space

On day 17 of my 340 days in space, I saw this blue butterfly while flying over the Gulf of Mexico. Maybe it was a sign. Looks like I’m on a new orbit—hello, Bluesky!

Infographics on 400 missions of #SpaceX's #Falcon9 vehicle #Space

New Glenn is vertical.

we're going live with adrian beil to talk starship and more! www.youtube.com/watch?v=NODS...

33 Raptor engines powering the Super Heavy booster off the pad from Starbase 🔥🔥🔥