Felipe A. Santos

Today at Starbase Boca Chica TX. With @clwphoto1 a very nice dude!, gave amy kids. Lot of goodie’s! Thanks! Let’s go to Mars!! 💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🚀🚀🚀

Max Space is developing an inflatable space station called Thunderbird. It will launch on a Falcon 9 and expand in orbit to create a larger living and working area. Designed for four astronauts, it aims to offer more space and comfort, with a planned launch around 2029.

🚨SPACEX STARBASE - Pad 1 Progress: The GSE Bunker for the Pad 1 upgrade is taking shape quickly! The team knows exactly what to do after having just finished Pad 2! 🔥 📸@Jordanguidry6

Here is the ISS transiting the waxing crescent moon, captured in broad daylight with a 14” telescope from the desert in Arizona. One of the best parts of the space program is it’s possible to be observed across the entire world.

Mark my words, I will take a photo like this in my lifetime. You might, too.

SpaceX's Ship 40 has finished a first round of testing at Massey's! Starship Flight 13 is close behind Flight 12, it seems! 📸@Jordanguidry6

Ship 40 looks to have successfully conducted it's inuagural cryogenic proof test at Massey's! The vehicle was loaded, with an actuation of both aft flaps taking place early in the test (~4 seconds into the video). The vehicle undertook the rest of the test before being detanked!

Flight 12 hype trailer

@davill noticed some interesting materials on 4 of the 7 engine bells from "No, It's Necessary" this morning, and the other 3 have the more traditional bracing/bracketing that we've seen during NG-1 and NG-2. Curious as to what y'all are testing this time around in this configuration - additional BE-4 upgrades?

The space port that never sleeps starting off the week bright and early this morning! Blue Origin has rolled GS1-3 "No, It's Necessary" out of their factory — it’s now heading to LC-36. This marks the company’s third New Glenn first stage booster built to date, and the next one scheduled to fly. 📸 - @NASASpaceflight

Booster 3- "No, It's Necessary" on the way to the IF at LC-36.

You are looking at a nuclear-powered robot picking up a rock that has been sitting on Mars for billions of years, on a planet 140 million miles away from us. READ THAT AGAIN.

@alexboge A big chunk of the duplicates were bursts taken for stacking purposes so I could do this

@teslaownersSV Any technology invention can be assessed in terms of how it improves fundamental metrics. It is impossible to become a multiplanet civilization without reusable rockets, just as it would have been impossible to colonize America with expendable boats.

Ship 40 is undergoing cryo test at Masseys test site

NASA HAS RELEASED OVER 12,000 IMAGES OF THE ARTEMIS II MISSION. Unbelievable perspectives captured by the Crew! The aurora on the eclipse is incredible.

Ancient volcanic activity and meteorite impacts "paint" the lunar surface with color. This image is a stack of over 100 captures of the far side of the moon captured by @astro_reid, with color greatly enhanced to reveal these subtle variances.

The scale of @SpaceX Starship is just so insane. In this video it's especially visible:

SpaceX McGregor flyover this Saturday afternoon with pilot @ClaudiusNDX. Raptor North just wrapped up a 400-second static fire, photos from the component testing area, plus a look at new construction going up near the main entrance. @NASASpaceflight

I really pushed the saturation of the surface near Mare Orientale and started to see pockets of iron oxide appear that weren’t obvious in my first pass. This is invaluable information for understanding how these ancient features formed. This is the type of thing I hoped to find in the data collected by @astro_reid during the Artemis II lunar flyby.

SpaceX just performed yet another Deluge test at Pad 2, this time with the top deck! Is this the final milestone ahead of Booster 19 returning? Will they do another SF or just go straight into Flight 12?? (AUDIO WARNING!) @NASASpaceflight