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Could've done without the boat getting in the frame but otherwise a decent capture @RocketLab @RocketLab360 #RocketLab #CAPSTONE

5 years ago today: NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter made the first powered flight on another planet. 🚁 Over the course of 72 flights and 3 years, it soared higher, faster, and farther than ever envisioned. go.nasa.gov/3JrXDSQ

I just had to chuck some subtitles on it and chuck it up on here #artemis youtube.com/watch?v=Kw506x…

@dpoddolphinpro I jumped into the stream and caught the end of them talking about something to do with transferring a liquid with a syringe into a bag needing 2 pairs of hands. Can someone explain what I'm missing please? I thought the toilet was a solved issue.

BREAKING: ARTEMIS II IS GO FOR TRANS-LUNAR INJECTION! Mission Control Houston just confirmed to Orion Integrity, following a meeting of the Mission Management Team (MMT).

About a decade ago, I found the original draft of Papa D’s pulsar map — tucked into a box in the closet. This past weekend, guess what else showed up?

A new spin on asteroid formation: how observations from the #DARTMission are refining our understanding of how some binary asteroid pairs come to be go.nasa.gov/3Sw0kaZ

If only the US had some sort of rover that could look deeper into the moon.

Some folks love to share photos of car engines. Me, I like rocket engines, and to be sure, these are two powerful ones. Four RS-25s make up the power unit for the #Artemis II Core Stage, which is now in the VAB @NASAKennedy.

No Time Toulouse, @RocketLab's 50th mission with its Electron rocket, was exceptionally beautiful. I've seen a lot of rockets launch, and this one easily will sit among the greatest ever. Electron is a loud, starkly beautiful, and incredibly photogenic beast. #NoTimeToulouse

Nifty 50. Liftoff of Electron from LC-1, carrying the heart and soul of @KineisIoT into orbit on its 50th mission to date. Congratulations to the incredibly dedicated team at @RocketLab! What. A. Life!!!

Rocket Lab’s 50th mission lifting off Pad B in Mahia. #NoTimeToulouse @RocketLab

@thejackbeyer @RocketLab @_maxq_ @brendan_gully I'll give you lot a wave as I'm across the water in Napier on the beach! So excited to see the shots yall come up with!

We’ve shown up in force for @RocketLab’s 50th launch here in New Zealand. Max (@_maxq_), Brendan (@brendan_gully) and I are not messing around. #NoTimeToulouse

Six years in the making 🎥 This film, inspired by @Ashleevance's book, follows the founding and early years of Rocket Lab, @planet, and @Astra. It promises to be a wild ride. We hope you can tune in when it's released on @HBO soon 📺

Read all about it! 📰 Special edition press kit out now with all the details on our upcoming 50th launch, plus a look back at what's changed between flight one and now. rocketlabusa.com/assets/Uploads…

A beautiful stack on Electron's Kick Stage for our 50th launch 🛰️

50th launch next week - we’re on track to reach 50 faster than any commercially developed rocket in history.

We're on the cusp of our 50th launch. And we're on track to reach 50 faster than any other commercially developed rocket. So what’s changed since our very first Electron launch in 2017? Time for a stroll down memory lane 🧵

At some point in the near future there will be astronauts in LEO on multiple space stations, on the surface of the moon, and on a lunar space station all at the same time.

only 121 years between these two images or approximately 0.0000000318% of the 3.8 billion years that life has existed on Earth

The little cam that could. This is the camera that toughed it out for us to watch that forward flap hang on and show Ship 29 complete its mission. 🔥🚀🔥 ⁦@NASASpaceflight⁩

Rest in peace, Bill Anders of Apollo 8. Anders was one of the first three humans to travel to the Moon and captured one of the most iconic, inspirational, and influential photos of all time, titled Earthrise. Legendary astronaut and photographer. A hero for me and many.