Space By Storm

@_MaxQ_ Per the live feed they weren’t that immovable lol

an unstoppable force vs. an immovable object

Blue Origin enters the orbital datacenters game with 50,000 satellites planned 👀

Maybe it is still a bit too windy. Some of the plywood went flying in that gust of wind. Looks like everyone was out of the way thankfully.

@NASASpaceflight Like the Starliner plywood that blew off?

@vast Vastly superior 😎

Mission complete. After three months in orbit and 49 tests completed validating critical systems, components, and processes, we have successfully performed a controlled deorbit of Haven Demo, our in-space testbed for Haven-1 technologies. Read more. vastspace.com/updates/haven-…

Satellites integrated and encapsulation complete for our upcoming launch for the European Space Agency @esa. The "Celeste" IOD-1 & IOD-2 satellites will test next-gen satnav technologies in LEO that support ESA's current Galileo system in higher orbit.

Scientists have found the oldest direct evidence for tectonic motion on Earth by more than half a billion years spklr.io/6018EHQ62

@sciam Awesome!

For 25+ years, we’ve sustained human presence on the ISS. It’s our testbed for life support, spacesuits, and long-duration flight. Now we’re taking those lessons to the Moon. Starting in 2027, robotic landers and rovers will build toward a steady cadence as we construct a lunar base and extend American leadership to Mars and beyond.

@NASAAdmin Yes! Let’s go to the moon to stay!!

March 16, 2026 - @SpaceIntel101

Falcon 9 launches 29 @Starlink satellites from Florida

Deployment of 29 @Starlink satellites confirmed

Watch Falcon 9 launch 29 @Starlink satellites to orbit from Florida twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

LAUNCH! Found a window in what has been very poor weather this morning. youtube.com/watch?v=H-EWvc…

Can Falcon 9 launch in the rain? Yeah, prolly... Falcon 9 and Starlink 10-33 punching through the rain this morning at the very end of its launch window, on the way to orbit from SLC-40. Booster 1077's 27th flight! 📸 - @NASASpaceflight

Messier 58 … in a different light! Our retired Spitzer telescope revealed the galaxy’s stellar populations. In the representational colors chosen for this infrared view, reddish areas are the likely birthplaces of new stars, while blue light comes from mature stars.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman kicks off a screening of Project Hail Mary at the Air and Space Museum. This is going to be good.

Engineers are targeting 8 pm ET on Thursday, March 19, for rollout of Artemis II. NASA’s crawler-transporter 2 will carry the 11-million-pound stack at about 1 mph along the four-mile route from the Vehicle Assembly Building at @NASAKennedy to the launch pad.