The rockets’ red glare — powered by American spirit. 🇺🇸
Across generations of spacecraft, from Mercury-Redstone, to the Space Shuttle, to today’s commercial partners and the Artemis program that is returning us to the Moon, each launch reflects the courage and curiosity that
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- NASA's Johnson Space Center repostedFor 250 years, America has pushed the boundaries of what’s possible. From the invention of the airplane to the first steps on the Moon and the missions shaping tomorrow, NASA embodies the fearless spirit of discovery that defines our Nation. As we celebrate America's 250th with
00:00 - NASA's Johnson Space Center repostedDiaries from the cave. Five astronauts, four days, three space agencies. @esa @ESA_CAVES @ESA_Italia @NASAJohnson @NASAJohnson @JAXA_en @Astro_Rosemary @iamfivetoes @astro_benbailey @AstroAyu
00:00 - We opened our doors — and the next wave of explorers walked right in. ✨ On Thursday, June 18, we celebrated Bring Youth to Work Day. Employees brought their children, nieces, nephews, neighbors, and mentees to tour the center, hear from astronauts, and learn more about the
- NASA's Johnson Space Center repostedAstronauts Chris Williams and Jessica Meir completed a 7-hour, 20-minute spacewalk at 3:40 p.m. EDT today after replacing a malfunctioning wrist joint on the Canadarm2 robotic arm. More... go.nasa.gov/4eVKXmA
- Spacewalks may happen in space, but they’re powered from Houston. 🧑🚀 Inside Mission Control at Johnson Space Center, flight controllers track every moment of a spacewalk with precision, monitoring suit performance, guiding procedures, and coordinating each step with the crew
- The mission continues, one task at a time. Exploration isn’t just about going farther; it’s about maintaining the tools that make every mission possible. Join Chris Williams and Jessica Meir as they work outside the space station to keep Canadarm2 ready for what’s next.Spacewalkers Chris Williams and Jessica Meir continue maintenance on the Canadarm2 robotic arm 260 miles above the Earth live on @NASA+. More... go.nasa.gov/4vAd5Tj
- POV: You’re an astronaut on a spacewalk 250 miles above Earth. 🌎 In this clip from @Astro_ChrisW’s helmet camera, he and @Astro_Jessica conduct buddy checks, ensuring they’re both in a safe configuration before starting work outside the @Space_Station to repair the Canadarm2.
00:00 - NASA's Johnson Space Center repostedAstronauts Chris Williams and Jessica Meir set their spacesuits to battery power at 8:20 a.m. EDT today signifying the start of their spacewalk. They will spend about six hours and 40 minutes replacing a wrist joint on the Canadarm2 robotic arm live on @NASA+. More...
- Join us for a spacewalk! Watch @Astro_ChrisW and @Astro_Jessica perform maintenance on Canadarm2, the robotic arm that supports science, spacecraft operations, and station upkeep aboard the @Space_Station.LIVE: Watch @Astro_ChrisW and @Astro_Jessica go on a spacewalk! They're replacing a wrist joint on the @Space_Station's Canadarm2 robotic arm. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
- Who’s ready for a spacewalk?Astronauts Chris Williams and Jessica Meir are ready for a spacewalk set to begin at 8:35am ET on Tuesday, June 30. The duo will exit the space station and replace a wrist joint on the Canadarm2 robotic arm live on @NASA+. More... go.nasa.gov/4xU66pV
- Fireworks? The auroras said: watch this. The 4th of July is coming up, but astronauts aboard the @Space_Station often witness their own version of a light show as auroras ripple across our planet. These brilliant displays occur when solar particles collide with Earth’s magnetic
- NASA's Johnson Space Center repostedJoin me in the @Space_Station airlock! We’re T-2 days until our next Expedition 74 spacewalk. @Astro_ChrisW and I will venture outside on Tuesday to repair one of the joints on the Canadarm2, our robotic arm outside the ISS. Wish us luck, and be sure to tune in on NASA+!
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