When in space, you get to name what you discover. I call this Yo-Yo trick "Return to Home Planet." In weightlessness, to keep the Yo-Yo under control, the string must be kept taut by maintaining circular motion.

Aurora australis dancing into the sunrise between Australia and Antarctica, framed by the ISS Canadarm2.

My goal was to donate $10k to the shelter I adopted Gregory from. Thanks to you, I think I might have a shot at reaching it. Thank you so much for all your calendar preorders, they're making us very happy! Here's March's image, Gregory sunbathing. Preorder link is in my bio!

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Booster 15 is back on the launch mount for the final time. No transport delay for Ship has been posted as of yet.

…5, 4, 3, 2, 1….Blast Off!

Damn guys your killin it out there

Just when you think you're the coolest person in the galaxy Don Pettit shows up and shows you what it's really like to be out of this world....

You're making me cry

You are still one of the most incredible photographers I've ever came across

If you’re not a professional photographer and you’re witnessing a spectacular event like a rocket launch, here’s some advice: Don’t take photos. Instead, set your phone on a tripod and record video, so you can hear your reaction. Don’t experience it through a screen.

☢️ One day in space exposes astronauts to the radiation that people on Earth receive over a year. 👩‍🚀 Without the protection of our atmosphere, crews on the International International Space Station live and work under an increased risk of cancer and degenerative diseases. #LivingInSpace

Good morning, 𝕏

So very true

Wow

I've never noticed this, but I can actually spot the second stage's engines through the hot staging ring. There's 6 Raptor engines, 3 of which are optimized for operating in the vacuum of space.

Despite lights from the pad, I was able to capture the Milky way behind Starship on its last night on Earth I strongly believe it is our destiny to explore the stars.

This is only one of 8 cameras I set up btw

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