Here Is Some Documentation To Show My Father's Military Service JUST In Case Some Thought I Was Embellishing. Military Historians Will Recognize The Documents That Can No Longer Be Retrieved. @USArmy @FortCampbell @DeptofDefense

How do our telescopes get their names? Our Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory was named for its quick reflexes, which enable it to rapidly respond to cosmic events, and for a scientist pivotal to its existence. Learn more about Swift in this video! #LearnWhatYourNameMeansDay

The milestone round of NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge Phase 2 is complete and the finalist teams have been selected! Check out the teams and learn more about the challenge: https://t.co/5MHsU889oc

Israel has killed at least 633 Palestinians and injured at least 1,703 since the ceasefire began on October 10. In total, they have killed at least 72,117 Palestinians and injured at least 171,801 since the beginning of its genocide in Gaza.

Our #HubbleTopImage zooms in on a space oddity! The bizarre green blob of gas in this image is known as Hanny’s Voorwerp. It is the only visible part of a streamer of gas stretching 300,000 light-years around the spiral galaxy IC 2497 – visible because a beam of light from the

Ohioan Katie Oriti manages the Orion European Service Module Integration Office from NASA Glenn, working closely with commercial and international partners to ensure the module is ready to safely support the @NASAArtemis II mission around the Moon. 🌕 Dive into Oriti's story:

A Japanese cargo craft from @JAXA_en is set to depart the station this week as Expedition 74 works on biology using AI tech, experimental robotics, and semiconductor physics.

How much do rivers rise and fall during the year? In a first, the @NASA-@CNES SWOT satellite tracked rivers swelling and shrinking month to month across the world. Here’s what it found: https://t.co/hhIAWMIwil

Earth’s rivers are always changing. The SWOT satellite tracked how rivers swell and shrink over the course of a year. The data show the seasonal swing may be about 28% less than previous model-based estimates. https://t.co/Tw31YxUtEZ

If you could eat a meal with the Artemis II astronauts, what items from this menu would you choose?

Special delivery 📦 Our Ames science team unboxed nutrient-packed space food from the BioNutrients-3 experiment. Results from the study will help scientists develop approaches to produce on-demand nutrients needed for astronauts during deep space missions to the Moon and

☄️We're happy to announce that on Dec. 22, 2032, asteroid 2024 YR4 will sail by the Moon at a distance of 13,200 miles based on new data from @NASAWebb. Our Planetary Defense Program has tracked this potentially hazardous asteroid since late 2024.

#PPOD: Comet 3I/ATLAS from ESA's Juice ☄️ This striking image from the science camera on @ESA_JUICE shows interstellar #comet3I/ATLAS spewing dust and gas. The tiny nucleus of the comet (not visible) is surrounded by a bright halo of gas known as the coma. A long tail stretches

Strike a pose! A variety of galaxies crowd together in this Hubble image of the galaxy cluster Abell S0740, located over 450 million light-years away. Fuzzy ellipticals and bright spirals are seen throughout: https://t.co/dEY4N1gUnB

Caught on camera: Dragon admiring Dragon from 274 miles above. 🐉 From one of @NASA’s @SpaceX Dragon windows, another Dragon comes into view — both docked to the International @Space_Station as it glides into an orbital sunset above the South Atlantic. It’s a rare angle that

Curious what the Artemis II crew will be eating on their journey around the Moon and back to Earth? We're here to satiate your appetite! 🍪🥙🍓 Learn more about how @NASA designs and prepares food systems for missions like Artemis II: https://t.co/TJiHWXkMgq

These pictures of the Pillars of Creation were taken 19 years apart by different telescopes, with each image capturing a unique perspective. On the left, @NASAHubble shows more thick dust. On the right, @NASAWebb peers through the dust to show more stars. Which is your favorite?

Last summer our space telescopes studied a mysterious gamma-ray burst. These events typically last less than a minute, but this one emitted gamma rays for hours. Follow-ups by our Swift, NuSTAR, and @ChandraXray missions found it was restless even longer! https://t.co/fw7fY6RmGH

A slice of exploration. OTD in 2007 while en route to Pluto, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft captured this look at Jupiter's moon Ganymede silhouetted against the planet's crescent. Today, our Juno mission orbits Jupiter, and Europa Clipper is on its way: https://t.co/SBa8PTNZQi

Israel Drags America Into ANOTHER Mideast War? Sec Hegseth Is Spewing The SAME Rhetoric WE Heard From Rumsfeld/W/Cheny About Iraq? Hey JoeSquawk JoeNBC @kilmeade Sensing MISSION CREEP From @SecWar @PeteHegseth @foxandfriends @ainsleyearhardt @CNNSitRoom @CSPANwj

War Against Iran? Hey @kilmeade Did @SenJohnBarrasso Just Say 'The World Is Safer Today'? Hey DUMB-ASS Barrasso America Is On High Alert For Terror Cells Causing Havoc & That Threat Will Remain For At Least 3 Years. Bought & Sold DC Politicians! JoeSquawk JoeNBC @CSPANwj