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Morgan Denman | Space-Focused Designer & Illustrator #SpacetoberChallenge Day 10: Earth “We will always choose Earth, we will always choose each other.” - Christina Koch These words had such an impact on me when they were first spoken during Artemis Il, and I feel like their depth of meaning has only increased in the months since. #sciart #spaceart
Paul Byrne Our home planet sure is pretty. Earth, from Artemis II.
MyRadar In non-hurricane news, NASA just released this INCREDIBLE video of Artemis II returning to Earth. The Orion spacecraft reached speeds of roughly 25,000 mph during reentry.
Artemis Tracker Moon dust wore through Apollo's suits and degraded their seals, and Artemis has only begun to test the fixes The grains are glassy, sharp and electrically charged, and brushes that worked on Earth failed on the moon. Here is why the dust does what it does and how NASA plans to k
James Tuttle Keane This weekend is the JPL open house! I’m excited for the community to see Endurance, and all of the other exciting things being developed on lab.
Jason Hutt If you see a guy walking around London in an Orion jacket the next few days, he might have some Artemis II and NASA patches and stickers to give away. Then again, he might just be some random guy. Gonna have to take a risk.
Simeon Schmauß Six months have passed since the #ArtemisII mission and NASA has just released the reentry video from the Orion capsule! Here is a timelapse of the reentry, but be sure to check out the realtime version linked below! 🔭🧪
Jasmine 🌌🔭 zero-gravity indicators are SO cute
Governor Wes Moore Commander Wiseman’s a true Marylander and the epitome of what it means to be a public servant. Really glad he was able to join me at Cantler’s for some crabs and to talk about his mission on Artemis II, what it takes to serve your country, and what service has meant in his life.
NASA {bot} "There are no adjectives. I'm going to need to invent some new ones to describe what we are looking at out this window."
NASA 🔴 Image of the Day (Unofficial) Mar 24, 2023: The integration of the engine section marks a significant step in the assembly of the SLS rocket for Artemis II, which will send astronauts around the Moon. www.nasa.gov/image-article/working-artemis-ii/