There is one thing you can count on with amazing views of our universe and entertaining comentary from me. The Night Sky Show. See nightskyshow.co.uk for shows selling out in June and the rest of this and next year.

Axiom Mission 4, with veteran U.S. astronaut Peggy Whitson leading a crew from India, Poland, and Hungary, is due for launch on June 10. The private mission is helping build a sustainable economy in low-Earth orbit as NASA promotes innovation and space access. #SpaceToGround

#PPOD: Orbital Sunrise 🌅 Let's end the week with the early morning hues of an orbital sunrise, as seen from the International International Space Station on April 28, 2021, as it soared 425 kilometers above the China-Russia border in far eastern Asia near the Sea of Japan. Credit:

Doesn't this donut make the Andromeda Galaxy look delicious? In 2008, our Swift telescope took ultraviolet images of the closest galaxy similar to ours which showed scientists star-formation processes in greater detail than before. go.nasa.gov/4jx0Lw9

Blake Scholl 🛫 Donald J. Trump You know where I stand on this issue.

Full duration static fire of all 33 Raptor engines on the Super Heavy booster ahead of Starship's next flight test

We can compare this analysis with a prediction United Launch Alliance made a decade ago. According to this, it would require 10 reusable Falcon 9 launches to break even. ULA's plan to recover engines is much better, economically, in their view. x.com/torybruno/stat…

Worth a listen ! VirtualAstro Adrian West - Night Sky Show Host youtu.be/I4I8Mrbssao?si… via YouTube

The #countdown continues! 🚀 #Ax4 is currently scheduled for launch next week to deliver exciting science to the International Space Station that includes dozens of investigations sponsored by the ISS National Lab, including one that hopes to pave the way for even more people to

A closeup of Ganymede 📸 On this day in 2021, NASA's Juno spacecraft flew within 645 miles of Jupiter's moon Ganymede. This flyby was the closest we had gotten to the largest moon in our solar system since a flyby by the Galileo spacecraft in 2000.

Armstrongsfoot1969 VirtualAstro That's a fine collection right there! And thanks for the shout out. Hope you've got room for the 'prequel' 😁

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Booster 16 has returned to Megabay for flight-readiness upgrades following static fire testing at the launch site.

📷 This was our #WeekInImages, 2-6 June 2025 👇 esa.int/About_Us/Week_…

Got the time… expect more flying videos. MiG-29 and AlphaJets at EAA Oshkosh in 3 weeks...plus some patriotic F-5s showing up later this summer 🇺🇸

And so it begins! youtube.com/watch?v=m08TxI…

⁩⁦Andy Saunders - Apollo Remastered⁩ & here are “Apollo Remastered” & "Gemini & Mercury Remastered” together. Absolutely fantastic ! ⁦NASA History Office⁩ ⁦Jared Isaacman⁩ ⁦NASA's Kennedy Space Center⁩ ⁦NASA Armstrong⁩ ⁦Goonhilly⁩ ⁦Ian Jones OBE

Forgive me for posting this up on both my "X" accounts. I just had to ! A lot of hard work, passion & dedication has gone into this publication by Andy Saunders - Apollo Remastered . So much more revealed from the original images of the day. Jeff Bezos Elon Musk SpaceX BBC The Sky at Night

From NASA Marshall to NASA's Kennedy Space Center. The final piece of the rocket for NASA's Artemis II mission has arrived in Florida. The Orion stage adapter, used to connect the SLS upper stage to the Orion spacecraft, will soon be stacked on the rocket. Up next: go.nasa.gov/4lFdEFw

AUG 21 - AM: Dr. Michael Brennan provides a LIVE update on Hurricane #Erin from the National Hurricane Center: youtube.com/live/Ewq4a4x1k… For the latest forecasts, visit: Hurricanes.gov/#Erin