Barry Bonzack (@bonzack) 's Twitter Profile
Barry Bonzack

@bonzack

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Orion Spacecraft Manufacturing Support. FIRST Robotics Competition volunteer. UCF Fan.

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Gene J. Mikulka (@genejm29) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A thought: 🧵 Polaris Dawn scrubbed yesterday due to a helium leak in a ground support apparatus. No harm no foul, and you want to make sure all is ready to support the launch attempt. ' Team Space,' on this platform seems to understand that. 1/

Gene J. Mikulka (@genejm29) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just remember all of that when you have New Glenn, SLS, or Vulcan on the pad when a piece of ground support equipment bites them. It happens, and it's not an indication of incompetence. Off the soap box, Kirk Out. #

Lockheed Martin Space (@lmspace) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We recently published our vision for a water-based lunar architecture. At the heart of this project was one of our systems engineers who merged his passions for space and storytelling to bring a fresh approach to an industry standard. #WeAreLM

Michael Seeley (@mike_seeley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Welcome to Cape Canaveral, Canopée: The ship arrived at Port Canaveral Sunday night, delivering the European Service Module for Artemis. It's a *very* cool ship. Those are masts, for a wind-assisted journey.

Welcome to Cape Canaveral, Canopée: The ship arrived at Port Canaveral Sunday night, delivering the European Service Module for Artemis.  

It's a *very* cool ship. Those are masts, for a wind-assisted journey.
Andrew McCarthy (@ajamesmccarthy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

By setting up a telescope in exactly the right point on Earth and using an extremely fast shutter speed, I can capture the ISS against a specific backdrop. In this case, the Apollo 11 landing site. This is cropped as a phone wallpaper for you. Enjoy! I’ll post another tomorrow.

By setting up a telescope in exactly the right point on Earth and using an extremely fast shutter speed, I can capture the ISS against a specific backdrop. In this case, the Apollo 11 landing site. 

This is cropped as a phone wallpaper for you. Enjoy! I’ll post another tomorrow.
Orion Spacecraft (@nasa_orion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The @ESA European Service Module for #Artemis III is inside the spacecraft factory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. The team is preparing to remove the service module from the environmentally-controlled transport container that protected it on the journey from Germany.

The @ESA European Service Module for #Artemis III is inside the spacecraft factory at <a href="/NASAKennedy/">NASA's Kennedy Space Center</a>. The team is preparing to remove the service module from the environmentally-controlled transport container that protected it on the journey from Germany.
Matthew Dominick (@dominickmatthew) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I showed this to a couple of friends yesterday to see what they thought. They both thought it was a meteor exploding in the atmosphere - a rather bright one called a bolide. Timelapse is slowed down to one frame per second for you to see it streaking and then exploding. If you

Marcia Smith (@spcplcyonline) 's Twitter Profile Photo

House SS&T will hold a hearing next Tues, Sept 10, 10:00 am ET on "Risks and Rewards: Encouraging Commercial Space Innovation While Maintaining Public Safety."

House SS&amp;T will hold a hearing next Tues, Sept 10, 10:00 am ET on "Risks and Rewards: Encouraging Commercial Space Innovation While Maintaining Public Safety."
NASA (@nasa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Touchdown, #Starliner! The uncrewed spacecraft landed at New Mexico's White Sands Space Harbor at 12:01 am ET (0401 UTC) on Saturday, Sept. 7.

NASA Artemis (@nasaartemis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Opening and closing the hatch on Orion Spacecraft… a little more complicated than your front door at home! @Astro_Reid spent last week learning about the engineering behind the hatch that will stand between the #Artemis II astronauts and deep space.

NASA (@nasa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NASA astronaut Frank Culbertson was aboard the International Space Station on Sept. 11, 2001; he took this photo of New York City, and many others, on the day of the attacks. Today, we remember the heroes, the survivors, and the lives lost on 9/11: go.nasa.gov/3ZkwpXd

NASA astronaut Frank Culbertson was aboard the International Space Station on Sept. 11, 2001; he took this photo of New York City, and many others, on the day of the attacks. Today, we remember the heroes, the survivors, and the lives lost on 9/11: go.nasa.gov/3ZkwpXd
John Kraus (@johnkrausphotos) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new record has been set for the most people in Earth orbit at one time: 19 International Space Station: Matthew Dominick Michael Barratt Jeanette Epps Alexander Grebenkin Oleg Kononenko Tracy Caldwell Dyson Nikolai Chub Butch Wilmore Suni Williams Soyuz MS-26, en route to

A.C. Charania (@ac_charania) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With this launch and now the crew in orbit, believe we have 19 humans orbiting the Earth; as others have mentioned a record for humanity