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Flight 4 liftoff from Starbase

Ship in space

To the stars

Tower cam in real-time

And while Crew-8 was readying for launch and Crew-7 was aboard the orbiting laboratory, Crew-9 was preparing for their mission at SpaceX

Meet our newest @NASA_Astronauts on Tuesday, March 5! Tune in at 10:30am ET (1530 UTC) for our astronaut graduation ceremony, followed by a live Q&A. Share your questions with #AskNASA and we'll answer a few on stream: go.nasa.gov/3Uz8QrC

@NASA @Space_Station

On Feb. 22, 2024, Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus lunar lander captures a wide field of view image of Schomberger crater on the Moon approximately 125 miles (200 km) uprange from the intended landing site, at approximately about 6 miles (10 km) altitude.

Odysseus, @Int_Machines’ uncrewed Moon lander, is targeted to touch down at the lunar South Pole at 5:30pm ET (2230 UTC) Feb. 22. Watch live with us as this Moon delivery brings science instruments to study the region. go.nasa.gov/49Dw6bW

Intuitive Machines successfully transmitted its first IM-1 mission images to Earth on February 16, 2024. The images were captured shortly after separation from @SpaceX's second stage on Intuitive Machines’ first journey to the Moon under @NASA's CLPS initiative.

Deployment of @Int_Machines IM-1 confirmed

Super Heavy boosters for the next three flights, with a fourth ready to stack, in the Starbase Megabay

The Artemis II crew has arrived at Launch Pad 39B to practice launch day procedures.

One year ago today, NASA’s Orion spacecraft reentered the atmosphere after completing a 1.4 million-mile, 25.5 day #Artemis I mission around the Moon. View the full length video here: images.nasa.gov/details/art001…

The world’s most powerful launch vehicle ever developed, powered by 33 Raptor engines, lifting off from Starbase

Falcon 9 launches 22 @Starlink satellites to orbit from Florida

Additional views from Super Heavy Booster 9 static fire

More photos of Falcon Heavy's launch and landing

Fairing reentry on the ViaSat-3 mission was the hottest and fastest we've ever attempted. The fairings re-entered the atmosphere greater than 15x the speed of sound, creating a large trail of plasma in its wake