Just wondering about what makes the universe exist.

The Crew-2 ISS flyaround photos are finally out, and they're spectacular!

This is a cliff on a comet. Not on a planet, or a moon, but a COMET. Image credit: ESA, Rosetta Spacecraft, NAVCAM, Stuart Atkinson (processing)

Last night's launch of Crew-3 as seen from SLC-40. Falcon 9 completed a static fire test this morning ahead of tomorrow’s targeted launch of 53 Starlink satellites to orbit. Weather is 60% favorable for liftoff

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Jupiter, Saturn, the Moon, and Venus above Falcon and Dragon tonight

Outer space or whatever it's called is always present in every moment of my day.

That was my sabbatical on Twitter

When you can watch people returning from space and heading offworld it's really the future.

Smiles, thumbs up, and peace signs. The @SpaceX Crew-2 astronauts are happy to be home after six months in space.

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

engineers are always like “engineering is so hard” like bro ur the one that signed up for it

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What can we do with a captured asteroid? https://t.co/KzSRraP69Y

January 1989 and here we are still not paying attention

Liftoff of @NorthropGrumman's #Cygnus space freighter at 6:01pm ET today! It will reach the station on Thursday for a capture at 6:10am with the #Canadarm2 robotic arm operated by @Astro_Megan. More... https://t.co/pl9k5pIJA6

Capture confirmed of the @NorthropGrumman Cygnus cargo spacecraft at 6:07am ET:

On behalf of the crew, @Astro_Megan welcomes the Cygnus spacecraft, named the SS Ellison Onizuka, to the @Space_Station. Next up is the installation of Cygnus to the Earth-facing port of the station's Unity module, with live coverage beginning at 8:00am ET (12:00 UT):

LIVE: Watch as @NorthropGrumman's Cygnus spacecraft is installed to the Unity module on the @Space_Station, guided by robotic controllers at @NASA_Johnson:

Forever thinking about this 🌎