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@OC_Scanner @ShorealoneFilms @RobMayeda Is the swearing really necessary?

@ShorealoneFilms @RobMayeda How the fuck did you get that close

(2) The NASA ORION capsule Integrity finally back to land seen here returning to Navel Base San Diego. The heat shield and thermal protection systems performed as expected. The ship looked great! 04-11-26

@DouglasBeck_1 @NASA Idiot! Pink Floyd. Do your research.

@NASA Didn't The Grateful Dead have a album about the dark side of the moon?

Make new friends, but keep the old. A new photo captures the Moon's near side on the right (the side we see from Earth, identifiable by its dark splotches) and its far side on the left. The Artemis II crew are the first to see the far side with human eyes.

@AJmiracle202 @NASA God! What ignorance.

@NASA Isn't this gonna be too bright to look at, kindly tell them to put on their shades

@Annunaki4u @NASA @NASAArtemis For half the month, yes. I can believe people are this ignorant in 2026.

@NASA @NASAArtemis Is the far usually dark?

@NatureelVideo @NASA Yes you are. Apollo astronauts only saw a small sliver of the far side "lit". The rest was unlit for all Apollo moon missions.

@NASA I don't get the "first to see the far side with human eyes" thing. The manned Apollo missions made 164 orbits of the Moon (according to Google) so those astronauts must have seen the far side. Or am I missing something?

@sunie29683 @NASA @eolaku Have you meen living under a rock? The Moon has no atmosphere. This is 2026!

@NASA @eolaku I’m curious but does the moon has cloud like an atmosphere or something 🤔

@realABaran @NASA Why would they "get lost"?

@NASA How do they travel from Earth to the Moon? Why don’t they get lost in the vacuum of space? Please explain this to me. Please ?

@brasilerasisi @NASA Yes. the moon is "tidal locked"

@NASA Do we only see one side of the moon always when we look at the sky?

@rajnishynr @NASA NO!

@NASA Do we see Artemis 2 from the telescope?

@Mohsen_Taheri_4 @NASA Why? You mean in your feeble mind.

@NASA Seems fake

@mikeedwards10 @NASA Buzz off loser!

@AlqhtanyKh49817 @NASA_Johnson Buzz off!! Loser.

@NASA_Johnson Stop deceiving the world now. You are deceivers.

Lights, camera… lunar action. 📸🌕 For Artemis II, Orion will carry 31 cameras designed to capture the mission from every angle. From external cameras mounted on the solar arrays to internal cabin views documenting crew life, these imaging systems will record key moments like launch, solar array deployment, and the spacecraft’s distant journey around the Moon. A dedicated optical navigation camera will photograph Earth and the Moon to help Orion determine its position in deep space, while handheld Nikon Z9 cameras give the crew the ability to capture high‑resolution imagery through the windows.

@GuajiroDigital @NASA_Johnson WOW! We all waited 54 years to hear that.

@NASA_Johnson si se tiran un pedo se cancela la misión

@TheGnomeofDoom_ @NASA_Johnson Buzz off! Loser.

@NASA_Johnson Any chance we could see something worthwhile, not this CGI and fakery you’re publishing?

@RavenBlueRose47 @NASAAdmin @NASA_Johnson @NASAKennedy Buzz off.

@NASAAdmin @NASA_Johnson @NASAKennedy Id rather you guys spend the $ you use to make this movie on wounded vets or something. We aren't buying the moon landing shit.

Artemis II astronauts are doing great. The Orion spacecraft is performing well in an impressive elliptical orbit, and the @NASA_Johnson Mission Control team is taking good care of the crew. Meanwhile, back at @NASAKennedy, the teams are out at the pad getting ready for what comes next. We are going to get into a rhythm of launching Moon rockets around here 🇺🇸

@RicardoDonato @NASAAdmin @NASA @NASA_Johnson @NASAKennedy Crawl back under your rock.

@NASAAdmin @NASA @NASA_Johnson @NASAKennedy The rocket was shot up and over into the ocean never into space lmao. Come on. The gig is up. We want our taxpayer money back.

@emmettPlaysYT @NASASpaceflight I didn't see the word "launch".

@NASASpaceflight Oh I read the notification only and read it as launch NET March 19th

Artemis II: Very much subject to change, but we're hearing from KSC folk that there's a target of NET March 19 for SLS to roll back to 39B. That's still a while away, thus subject to change, but it does point to them having a good grasp of the issue and the resolution path. Max Evans (@_MaxQ_) photo for NSF.

@SusanArendt Your article on Space.com about Star Trek movies has an error. The Voyage Home was about Humpback Whales, not Blue Whales. Good article tho'.

@janephilpott @PierrePoilievre I respect you as a professional Ms. Philpott but Safe Injection Stes are NOt Health Centres. The injection of dangerous, addictive drugs is not healthy no matter how you slice it. Society i turning away from these failed poilcies as the evidence piles up of the obvious dangers.

With respect @PierrePoilievre, these are not "drug dens", they are health centres. They save lives. In fact the staff have attended to about 50,000 overdoses & medical emergencies since 2017, with no reported fatalities onsite. Thousands of women and men are alive because of SCS.

@gurnee @SpaceX Did you mean admirable?

During tonight’s Falcon 9 launch of Starlink, the second stage engine did not complete its second burn. As a result, the Starlink satellites were deployed into a lower than intended orbit. SpaceX has made contact with 5 of the satellites so far and is attempting to have them raise orbit using their ion thrusters.