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Comet PANSTARRS could become a very nice camera and naked eye object in the morning sky in about 4 weeks, especially if forward scattering verifies!

California golden poppies as far as the eye can see

im everyones little comedian

First 60-point game by a Laker since Kobe’s last game 🤝

imagine being such a fucking idiot you propose the integrated program plan during the Nixon administration. Paine should be remembered alongside Shelby

Jupiter just before sunset through the big 24in scope. A gorgeous view of Ganymede's shadow transiting the planet. Ganymede and Io can be seen at right.

"Together to Mars", Painting by Pamela Lee, 1986

@deltaIV9250 @Blobifie Saturn launch vehicle

Seeing as centaur first flew on Saturn I, does this mean SLS-Centaur has Saturn heritage?

Volume clouds really give me a heart attack.

@Orbital_Perigee dropping a falcon second stage on your house

it should be noted that the first U.S. craft to rendezvous were Gemini 6 and Gemini 7. six sevennnnnnnnn

Taco Bell announces a promotion to coincide with the re-entry of the Russian Mir space station. The company tows a large target out into the Pacific Ocean and announces that if the target is hit by a piece of the Mir, every person in the United States will get a free taco.

CINNAMAROLL????

The Moon and a CME as viewed from CCOR-1

LeBron James finished with 30 PTS on 13-of-14 FG (93%). At 41 years old, LeBron becomes the oldest player in NBA history to score at least 30 points on 90% shooting by almost 5 years.

HE'S 41 ‼️

Atlas-Starliner but good

We're honored to receive the historic Robert J. Collier Trophy from the @NatlAero for Blue Ghost Mission 1! Our team not only completed a successful Moon landing and operations—we inspired the next generation of space innovators and ignited a renewed interest in the Moon across the globe. Standing on the shoulders of giants, we've proven that commercial space can achieve what was once only accomplished by nation-states. naa.aero/firefly-aerosp…

The stars in constellations may look close together from our view on Earth, but they might actually be really far apart in space. This mind-blowing visualization shows the true shape of the Orion constellation in 3D. go.nasa.gov/3PKYVOY

Engineers are targeting 8 pm ET on Thursday, March 19, for rollout of Artemis II. NASA’s crawler-transporter 2 will carry the 11-million-pound stack at about 1 mph along the four-mile route from the Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy to the launch pad.