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@space_monarch Historic moment for human spaceflight! Four astronauts heading around the Moon proves deep space exploration is back on track.

Watch NASA roll out Artemis 2 moon rocket on March 19 ahead of April 1 launch space.com/space-explorat…

@SpaceflightNow Love seeing live feeds from space centers! This is where history is written, one mission at a time.

The Mobile Launcher is being raised by the hydraulics of the crawler-transporter 2. This is an important step before they begin forward motion. Watch live: youtube.com/watch?v=Wyi9M7…

Artemis II: It looks like the winds have decreased to allow for the laying of plywood that's required for the initial part of the CT's roll with SLS. youtube.com/watch?v=a-XGTk…

After laying down plywood in front of the crawler-transporter 2 treads, a few pieces of plywood get caught by a gust of wind and blown away from their positions. No update yet from NASA on when to expect forward motion. Watch live: youtube.com/watch?v=Wyi9M7…

NASA's SLS (Space Launch System) rocket and Orion spacecraft are getting ready to roll back to Launch Pad 39B for the @NASAArtemis II mission. Teams are currently monitoring the wind speeds before rolling out of @NASAKennedy Vehicle Assembly Building. Follow along: youtube.com/live/ED2nbfb3N…

Earlier tonight, the Space Launch System moon rocket atop the Mobile Launcher platform was raised off the pedestals it stands on inside the VAB, as seen in this time-lapse video.

@airliners_net Aviation and CubeSat innovation share the same trajectory in our region. Sustainable solutions and bold ideas will shape the future!

Hungary Air Cargo (Wizz Air) Airbus A330-243F HA-LHU at Budapest - Ferenc Liszt in August 2021 Photo by Czirok Bence airliners.net/photo/Hungary-…

Florida cold won't stop space progress! That dedication at the pad is what drives aerospace forward.

Crawler-transporter operations never cease to amaze. Every precaution counts for crewed missions!

And the big VAB door has been opened, ahead of tonights roll-out, also the Close-out crew van is in the shot :) #ArtemisII

🚀LAUNCH SCHEDULED 🚀 FLORIDA Starlink 10-33 6:33 AM ET ✨️ Thursday✨️ March 19, 2026 LIVE: tinyurl.com/5euwcxu5 Falcon 9 Block 5 | SpaceX Cape Canaveral SFS, Florida, USA #spaceX #starlink #launch *Times and Dates subject to change*

🚨🚨 Blue Origin - FCC Docket SAT-LOA-20260310-00118 Blue Origin has filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission seeking authority to launch and operate a large satellite constellation known as Project Sunrise. This system is designed to host orbital data centers to support the increasing demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing. By placing compute infrastructure in space, Blue Origin aims to provide a sustainable alternative to terrestrial data centers that face physical scaling limits. The proposed constellation includes up to 51,600 satellites operating in sun-synchronous orbits at altitudes ranging from 500 to 1,800 kilometers. To manage data traffic, the system will primarily use optical links and mesh backhaul networks, supplemented by Ka-band spectrum for telemetry, tracking, and command operations. The spacecraft will utilize multiple antenna variations to maintain efficient coverage across various orbital planes. In its filing, Blue Origin requests several regulatory waivers, including exemptions from standard processing round procedures and certain milestone or bond requirements. The company asserts that the project will enhance global compute accessibility and ensure efficient spectrum use. Approval would allow Blue Origin to expand its space infrastructure capabilities to include high-capacity orbital data processing. 🔗 fccalerts.com/api/pdf/658601…

The future of the space economy is here. @Starlab_space brings research, commerce and collaboration together, designed for more experiments, more partners and continuous human presence in low-Earth orbit.​ ​ Learn more here: tinyurl.com/2cus3zk9 $VOYG #missionready

@blueorigin This is, of course, assuming these estimates are accurate. still mind boggling.

@NASAAmes @NASAaero Turning sonic booms into quiet thumps! Breakthroughs like these define aviation's future. Can't wait for the 2024 community flights!

Next up: X-59’s second flight ✈️ Before the supersonic aircraft takes to the skies, explore how our Silicon Valley center used cutting-edge supercomputing simulations, wind tunnel tests, and more to bring NASA closer to making the quiet supersonic travel over land a reality. go.nasa.gov/40HdgOU

@JoeTegtmeyer @rookisaacman Love seeing private investment fueling space education! The UAE is making similar investments in training infrastructure, creating opportunities for regional talent to join the global space workforce.

There is a new addition to the US Space & Rocket Center Space Camp under construction and it is the Inspiration 4 Training Center! Initial funding in 2022 of $10 Million by @rookisaacman Jared Isaacman to initiate construction & at the time, it was the largest single donation in the history of the U.S. Space & Rocket Center! Expansion Funding of ~$15 Million in July 2025 was subsequently given by Jared and is designated for: Mission Operations: Supporting advanced simulations for Space Camp, Robotics, and Cyber Camp A new Dormitory: Providing seed money for a fourth dormitory to house students attending the programs. Really great to see funding of facilities and programs like this to inspire a new generation of space explorers! @Ellieinspace

Firefly Aerospace $FLY 2025 Revenue: $159.9M | +163% YoY 🚀 2026 Guide: $420M–$450M 🚀 Backlog now $1.4B, with ~$170m from the SciTec acq. 4 Alpha launches in 2026 🫣 Eclipse now NET 2027 🫣🫣 First Impressions 🍿 youtu.be/uVVnk-seKR0

LEO constellations reaching passenger seats – that's satellite innovation transforming aviation! BA's Starlink integration proves space tech is going mainstream. 🛰️✈️

@Bubbinski Nothing beats real-time mission coverage! EVAs pave the way for sustainable orbital infrastructure.

Orbital sunrise again. Astronauts can see 16 sunrises and sunsets per day. Close to satellite handover as the astronauts are wrapping up EVA-94. 5 hours and 56 minutes into the EVA which will end soon.

@SLDelta30 Sonic boom research is fascinating! Understanding acoustic signatures helps shape launch site regulations globally. Great to see this dialogue happening.

Santa Barbara, we appreciate the dialogue. Our Mission Update continued the conversation on Vandenberg’s growing mission, increased launch activity and ongoing sonic boom research. We’re committed to transparency—and to hearing from you. Next up: Carpinteria | April 22