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100% on-time delivery. 85% repeat clients. $45M+ in investor backing tied to our creative. In hard tech, the story is either ready before the room or it isn’t. The window doesn’t wait. #contentstrategy #marketingstudio

The ones treating it as a one-off campaign are leaving most of the value on the table. The science creator economy is early. The brands that build real relationships now will own the narrative when it scales.

The creator understands the technology well enough to have an opinion about it. The brand trusts the creator to communicate it in their own voice. That combination produces content that moves people.

STEM creators are producing some of the highest-trust content on the internet. Deep tech companies are still figuring out how to work with them. The opportunity sitting inside that gap is one of the most underused in the category. (thread) 👇🏻 #creatoreconomy #deeptech

@NASAAmes @NASAhistory 60 years of wind tunnel data quietly making spaceflight safer for every crew that followed🚀

Wind tunnel testing? We’ve been at it for decades. 💁 Seen here in the ‘60s is an Apollo Command Module model being tested in our Unitary Plan Wind Tunnel. Generations of air and spacecraft have had their critical safety checks here to ensure they’re ready to take to the skies to fly. Explore more: go.nasa.gov/4rPeao1

Technical depth matters. But emotional clarity is what creates public momentum. The future belongs to companies that can make advanced technology feel human.

Nobody fell in love with space because of thrust-to-weight ratios. They fell in love with the idea of humans touching another world.

Why most deep tech communication fails? People rarely connect emotionally to technical specifications first. They connect to outcomes, tension, ambition, and possibility. #deeptech #marketing #startup

That rollout took 8 hours at roughly 1 mph. The crawler carrying it weighed more than the rocket itself. Apollo was absurd in the best way possible🚀🌕

Voyager 1 is shutting down a 49-year-old instrument to stay alive in interstellar space.🛰️ The engineering team is making resource decisions for a spacecraft beyond the solar system, in real time, across 24-hour signal delays.

On Earth, capturing the Moon’s color takes thousands of stacked photos just to fight atmospheric distortion. The result is the highest fidelity color imagery of the lunar far side ever captured.

Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman partnered with astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy to create never-before-seen views of the Moon’s far side. Science and storytelling in the same frame. That’s the work.🚀

Our next cargo mission to the @Space_Station is lifting off from Florida as soon as Tuesday, May 12. Flying aboard: medical research to understand our blood and bones, a new space weather experiment, and supplies and hardware for the crew. Read more: go.nasa.gov/4wiuCjP

@NASA @NASAJPL Everything we know about Earth’s core, we’ve never actually seen it. @NASA is about to change that.

After the Mars flyby, the spacecraft enters Cruise 2 and begins looping toward the asteroid belt. It will begin orbiting asteroid Psyche in August 2029, with planned orbital phases at different altitudes, each with distinct science goals.

There’s a $1.2B spacecraft using Mars as a slingshot right now. Its target: a metal world that might be the core of a dead planet.

SpaceX’s Booster 19 completed a full-thrust 33-engine static fire on May 7, and Ship 39 is now preparing for rollout to the orbital launch site at Starbase, the standard sequence immediately before an integrated flight test. #spacex #spaceexploration