As @WorldSpaceWeek draws to a close, we’d like to thank all our friends, colleagues and new followers on @X as you join us on our journey towards Making Space Universal. Thousands of World Space Week events in 90 nations have been organized by schools, space agencies, aerospace

／ 🚀お知らせ：ISC今後の開発について ＼ 米国でのASCA 1.0ミッションを中止。自社エンジンを開発し、国内での離着陸実証を経て2027年度中に打上げ実証を目指します。 https://t.co/8t7xrDaIh7 ＃ISC #ロケット #将来宇宙輸送システム

We love it when nature does all our work for us (and some talented photographers in the right place at the right time!) This week, we’re letting the pictures do the talking as Earth has been in the grip of a G4 geomagnetic storm (or ‘Cannibal Solar Storm’), triggered by an X5.1

It’s been a busy 7 days in SpaceTech: From Miller’s Planet to Space Station Menus via NASA. – An Interstellar Celebration This week, we’re celebrating 11 years since Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending Interstellar had its initial theatrical release in the United States (November

In space, no one can hear you scream… but they can on X, so we thought we’d describe our top 5 scariest space movies in 50 words or less to celebrate Halloween 🎃 🚀 – 2001: A Space Odyssey [1968] A classic. Produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick and a screenplay co-written

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Opera to Concorde (again) via balloons. – Isola Della Musica Opera House We love when a little bit of the future appears in the present – especially when it looks as if it has landed from another planet. That’s exactly what happened this week,

It’s National Album Day on October 18 2025 – yay! But only in the UK – boo! We can’t let the Brits have all the fun, so this week we’re celebrating our top 10 space-related albums anyway (in no particular order): 1 The Dark Side of the Moon [ Pink Floyd ] 2 Space Oddity / The

To celebrate World Smile Day, we’re bringing together our top 3 SpaceTech images that put a smile on our faces, stay positive and spread joy on and off the planet. 1 The Very Large Telescope (VLT) at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) on Cerro Paranal in Chile's Atacama

The last 7 days (and 6 decades) in SpaceTech: From Concorde to Beatles via the Sun. – Supersonic Seventies This very week In 1973, Concorde made its first non-stop crossing of the Atlantic from Washington, D.C. to Paris, France in a record-breaking time of 3 hours and 33

This is how we roll 🎶 🚀 We loved welcoming our neighbours and visitors to @Spaceport_NM for the annual Open House Event in New Mexico yesterday. This was a true celebration of the new space race and a chance to share everyone's passion for mobility along with our mission –

We’re excited to be joining our fellow SpaceTech neighbours at @Spaceport_NM for the annual Open House Event in New Mexico today. This is a fantastic opportunity for us to open the doors to the world’s first purpose-built commercial spaceport and welcome enthusiasts of all ages.

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Apollo to Exo via Rolls. – Apollo 13 at 30 The Apollo 13 movie celebrates its 30th anniversary with the spectacular cinematic re-release in IMAX theatres this week. Last month we sadly lost Jim Lovell, Commander of the original Apollo 13

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Bowie to LEGO via Mars. – There’s a Star Man This week, London’s @V_and_A East Storehouse began a creative celebration of the ultimate Star Man – David Bowie. The new David Bowie Centre features guest-curated small displays and unrealised

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As we hit the ground (and the sky) running in September, we’re taking another look back at ‘This week in SpaceTech History’. 1902 The first sci-fi film ‘A Trip To The Moon’ is released 1966 24th World Science Fiction Convention honors Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry 1977

The last 7 days in SpaceTech: From Major Tom to Major Movies via Major Launches. – Ground Control to Major Tom / Chris Happy 66th birthday to @Cmdr_Hadfield, the first Canadian to command the International Space Station and the first astronaut to record a cover of David Bowie's