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Version 3, y'all! Version 3!! After rolling to Pad 2 last night, Ship 39 has been stacked atop Booster 19 this morning for the FIRST EVER Starship Version 3 full stack ahead of a presumed wet dress rehearsal (WDR) later today. This has been a long time coming. 📸- @NASASpaceflight

Ship 39 and Booster 19 together at Pad 2 for the first time. 😍 📸 - @NASASpaceflight

NASA’s #MissionToPsyche – on its way to explore a rare, metal-rich asteroid – is about to get a speed boost from Mars. 🚀🏁 On May 15, spacecraft will harness the Red Planet’s gravitational pull as a slingshot to increase its speed and adjust its trajectory. 1/2

Close-up of the slab of rock that recently got stuck on the end of Curiosity's robot arm. Thankfully it was eventually shaken off, and broke into pieces when it hit the ground. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS/fredk/S Atkinson

We imaged this rocket body in orbit and you can make out the logo. Can you identify it? Below is what our sensors captured, plus the measurements our analytics pulled from the image. Drop your answer below and we'll share it in the comments. Bonus points if you can name the payload it brought to space.

👀 My goodness that was incredible!! Booster 19 performed a ~14 second static fire test. That looked much better and the deluge system seems to have lasted for the full duration. Great progress!

Starlink-1680 (ID 46558) May 7, 2026 Last TIP : 03h09m UTC +/- 1 m LAT: -29.2 S, LON: 103.4 E

Starlink-1680 (ID 46558) Mass : 260 kg May 7, 2026 Reentry : 03h56m UTC +/- 1.1 h

Cosmos 1602 (ID 15331) Mass : 1922 kg May 7, 2026 Reentry : 14h40m UTC +/- 1.8 h

Starlink-5851 (ID 55947) May 6, 2026 Last TIP : 15h26m UTC +/- 1 m LAT: -17.9 S, LON: 205.3 E

Starlink-5851 (ID 55947) Mass : 305 kg May 6, 2026 Reentry : 15h28m UTC +/- 1.7h

Tianzhou-9 left Tiangong earlier today, ahead of the launch of Tianzhou-10 in a few days. The departing cargo spacecraft will be loaded with unwanted and waste items to burn up over the South Pacific.

Starlink-1593 (ID 46119) May 6, 2026 Last TIP : 06h11m UTC +/- 1 m LAT: 42.3 N, LON: 157.0 E

Starlink-1593 (ID 46119) Mass : 260 kg May 6, 2026 Reentry : 05h52m UTC +/- 1.5h

Starlink-5851 (ID 55947) Mass : 305 kg May 6, 2026 Reentry : 14h21m UTC +/- 2.5h

🚨NEW DISCOVERY🚨Astronomers have discovered a thin atmosphere around a tiny Kuiper Belt object once thought too small to have one. (612533) 2002 XV93 revealed its atmosphere during a rare stellar occultation; where a background star’s light faded gradually instead of disappearing instantly. The object is approx. 500km. across (5 times smaller than Pluto) This atmosphere likely can’t last more than ~1,000 years, meaning it was formed recently possibly by 🌋 Cryovolcanic activity or 💥 A recent impact Even more surprising: the James Webb Space Telescope sees no surface gases, deepening the mystery. #Pluto #JWST #KuiperBelt #SpaceNews #Astronomy

@Space_Station Passing in front of the Orion Nebula with Seestar S30 Pro in a bright city! 😅🔭 @Seestar_astro Any tutorials for ISS? I'm accepting! haha Jundiaí - SP, Brazil @issfanclub #seestar #iss #space #telescope

Stunning first-sat views from @Starlink launch G10-38 on May 1, deployed from @SpaceX's Falcon rocket. Watch as the Starlink sats cruise over an entire orbit, through sunrise and sunset, and slowly separate from each as they complete their post-launch deployment sequence before beginning orbit raise.  The satellites are stacked like a deck of cards in the rocket, which slowly spins when dispensing to impart a small velocity difference, ensuring deconfliction.   May the @Starlink be with you.

Here's a close-up of the North Pole: Dancing Aurora borealis

Starlink-5228 (ID 54180) May 4, 2026 Last TIP: 10h32m UTC +/- 2m

Starlink-5228 (ID 54180) Mass : 305 kg May 4, 2026 Reentry : 10h20m UTC +/- 1.6h