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@Astro_Jessica Awesome - Please keep sharing - inspiring

On my first mission I completely fell in love with space photography - tough not to when you’re graced with this kind of unique perspective of viewing all that Earth has to behold from above. I’ve been so happy to bust out the array of impressive lenses that we have up here once again, and this time with even better cameras (Nikon Z9, vs the D5 from my previous mission). I was lucky enough to capture some pretty good aurora (northern lights, here over Alaska and Canada) on my first timelapse attempt of the mission, stay tuned for more! Hoping for some impressive solar events to put on a fascinating show like the ones a few months ago.

@julia_bergeron @NASASpaceflight Awesome

Space Jellyfish Falcon 9 and the sunrise made the Starlink 10-40 mission something special to watch. The @NASASpaceflight team sounded like kids in a candy store youtube.com/live/WU_V0DIkX…

@_MaxQ_ @NASASpaceflight @johnkrausphotos Impressive, most impressive

Best. Starlink. Ever. Starlink 10-40: visual feast!!! 📸 - @NASASpaceflight Special shoutout to @johnkrausphotos and his marvelous jellyfish predictor - bang on this morning!

@_MaxQ_ Wowzers

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@_MaxQ_ Great shot. Wanted to take pic myself by camera is woefully inadequate

Tonight's 2.6% waxing crescent moon in the company of the planet Mercury, seen just after sunset from Florida's space coast.

@Norma5387953815 3531

99.9% will fail..!! Tell me the number that is bigger than this..??

@ryanhallyall @ryanhallyall excellent and detailed recap. Give perspective on a storm that impacted so many different regions. Thanks for what you do.

@_MaxQ_ i think i have this image on my wall

@SciGuySpace Well done. It gets to point and covers a lot in concise manner. Also good that contingencies are in place. I believe a Dragon variant can also boost station if needed.

NASA has started to make contingency plans after a key Russian launch site went offline. arstechnica.com/space/2025/12/…

@Alexphysics13 Reading comprehension is a lost ability in the world today

The amount of people that legit didn’t even care read the part of the FAA Emergency Order where it said it begins on November 10th… 🫠

@thejackbeyer @NASASpaceflight great track and just wow on the result- you might have the best angle and shot of this.

I've been fortunate enough to witness and film a lot of wild things in my time on this planet. Booster 15's final hover and then plunge into the gulf is easily on the short list. @NASASpaceflight

@SpaceX Some flames on the header tank but overall ship looks pretty good considering the Gs it pulled

Final descent and splashdown of Starship on Flight 11, captured by the SpaceX recovery team in the Indian Ocean

@BocaChicaGal Change can be hard but being close to family is important too. The memories - both happy and sad - that you leave behind will forever be in your heart.

After a lot of thought I have moved back to Michigan to be closer to my family. I will miss living in Starbase but I will definitely be back. It has been a pleasure. 🚀 Video is from Starship Flight 10 captured by remote camera placed at the edge of my driveway. @NASASpaceflight

@Alexphysics13 Thanks Alex, the perspective is helpful - we are all spoiled to have seen 11 launches of such a behemoth rocket in such a short time - more Mercury Gemini Apollo in pace than in recent US space history

The next few months without Starship flights may seem like an eternity but remember we waited 2 years between SN15 and Starship Flight 1 So if you think it's gonna be a long time, trust me, it could be much much worse

@_maxq_ @NASASpaceflight Great catch

Falcon 9 & IMAP transit the solar disc of our sun! Next stop: the L1 Lagrange Point 1.5 million kilometers away. 📸 - @NASASpaceflight

@StephenClark1 Great article. Very in depth and covers key aspects to the future of Starship and the path forward for SpaceX

Another takeaway: With Starship's Super Heavy booster, SpaceX has done things computer models and wind tunnels suggested were impossible. "[We] should not be able to do what we do with our maneuver coming back with a booster." arstechnica.com/space/2025/09/…

@Alexphysics13 Funny haha funny? or what? Ironic?

It would be funny if the definitive proof of life on Mars (past or present) actually came from China’s own Mars sample return mission

@Alexphysics13 Haters are going to hate - surprised more isn't being written about the blast in the engine skirt

Really crazy that there are people out there who really think Flight 10 was a failure because Ship 37 exploded after tipping over in the water🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

@thejackbeyer Flat earthers rejoice

Driving for an hour and seeing starship looming in the distance for like 80% of that is fucking crazy

@Alexphysics13 The right people will care about Starship

Boy I would hate to be a Starship launching today because no one will give a crap about it