Christy

This team just feels special to me already.

Luuuuke on #ThePitt tonight. @LukeTennie yeah, buddy. My favorite show!!!!!

I could watch this all day

Good TLI burn! Artemis II is heading to the Moon!

Artemis II - TLI Burn to head to the Moon twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@librarian_mandy That is insane.

I paid $5.09 a gallon for gas today.

Attention Buckman Bridge motorists 🚧 Weekend lane closure information below:

Because the astronauts are traveling so far, a series of Earth-based satellites known as the Deep Space Network help keep us connected to our Moon-bound crew. Did you know you can see those connections happening real-time? You can see which satellites are communicating with Orion by visiting: go.nasa.gov/4m6vnHP

Liftoff of Artemis II

One frame. One moment. Everything after this is momentum, trajectory, physics. But right here, right now, a rocket is deciding to leave the Earth. The solid boosters ignite and hold down claps release. This is the last instant four astronauts are still on Earth but once those clamps release when the booster fire, there’s no going back, only forward. 📸 credit: me for @SuperclusterHQ - Artemis II liftoff | Pad 39B, Kennedy Space Center | April 1, 2026

FINALLY started Paradise. Fogelman is a genius lmao. man.

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@BIGGMIKE904 Good morning

Good Morning Beautiful People

3,2,1...launch day! 🚀🌕 Artemis II lifts off today, NASA’s first crewed Moon mission in more than 50 years, with Girl Scout alum @Astro_Christina as part of the crew. Blast off into learning with your Space Science badge: link.girlscouts.org/4r1rJRa @NASA @NASAArtemis

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Signal acquired! 📡 Engineers at @NASAJPL have confirmed that the Orion spacecraft is communicating with the Deep Space Network. For the first time in over 50 years, we’re receiving a signal from a spacecraft carrying humans toward the Moon.

Artemis II liftoff: cell phone video, kept running for the sound, which is…wow, just, wow. Sorry, I didn’t pan up; this was a last minute decision and I propped it on a still camera. I’m actually surprised the vibrations didn’t knock it to the ground.

One of the most incredible things that I’ve ever witnessed. Being out there with thousands of other people was beyond explanation. Can’t wait to share some unique video perspectives in the coming days. Huge thanks to all the people that came out to join me for this momentous occasion. #ArtemisII

Godspeed my friends. I don’t have words to describe this feeling. Say hi to the Moon, and see you in 10 days.

AMAZING!! @NASA @NASAArtemis

Artemis II: Orion Integrity is now at an orbital altitude higher than Polaris Dawn achieved, so this is the furthest humans have been for decades.