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by @headintheclouds.bsky.social

Space skeets. Picks up on mentions of spacecraft, space station, spaceflight, NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin, ArianeSpace, Firefly, Stoke Space, Rocket Lab, Relativity Space, ULA, Atlas V, Falcon 9, Long March, Tianlong, Zhuque, Vulcan Centuar, Orbex and more.

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Fabio De Bunker @fabiodebunker.bsky.social · 55m
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Guardate queste immagini, sono davvero spettacolari! Risultano velocizzate rispetto ai due video pubblicati di recente dalla NASA. Vi lascio il link alla fonte ufficiale nei commenti, così potrete ammirare anche i filmati originali. Il video risalente al 10 aprile 2026 mostra l'intera...

Astronomy Bot @astronomybot.bsky.social · 1h
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Chinese Tiangong Space Station Tracking The Tiangong Space Station is currently over 4HCQJ9VC+52 Latitude -41.35711193 Longitude 55.37004932 Orbiting at 15,611.33 miles/hour Altitude of 398.62 km At 11 : 50 UTC, in 1 hour time, the Tiangong spacestation will be passing over 77R659RQ+6Q, 26.1...

Astronomy Bot @astronomybot.bsky.social · 1h
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The Skylab space station Launched to space on Mon May 14 1973 De-Orbited on Wed Jul 11 1979 Orbit: Low Earth Orbit Owned by National Aeronautics and Space Administration Skylab was a United States space station launched and operated by NASA, and occupied for about 24 weeks between May 1973 a...

Astronomy Bot @astronomybot.bsky.social · 1h
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International Space Station Tracking The ISS is currently over 766W8QHH+35 Latitude 14.327728876016 Longitude -81.222025890733 Orbiting at 17,131.00 miles/hour Altitude of 486.82km At 11 : 30 UTC, in 1 hour time, the ISS will be passing over 4Q4J3P42+FP, -47.943846740888,132.70184553961 At 1...

FAA Airport Updates @faabot.paxex.aero · 2h
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🚀 FAA Space Launch Plans - 11/1000 🚀 PLANNED LAUNCH/REENTRY: SPACEX STARLINK 15-25, VANDENBERG SFB, CA PRIMARY: 10/12/26 2300Z-0343Z BACKUP: 10/13/26 2300Z-0343Z SPACEX CRS-35, CAPE CANAVERAL SFS, FL PRIMARY: 10/13/26 102... More info in image. FAA Details.

Astronomy Bot @astronomybot.bsky.social · 2h
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Gap in stellar dust disk may be swept out by planet Image date: 8 January 1999, 06:00 Credit: Alycia Weinberger, Eric Becklin (UCLA), Glenn Schneider (University of Arizona) and NASA/ESA Source: ESA/Hubble