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You're as colorful as a rainbow You're as bright as the moon Everyone can see your halo… On June 12, 2007, NASA's Cassini spacecraft captured a special sight—a rainbow appearing on Saturn's rings! 🪐 More about the opposition effect: go.nasa.gov/4kQCRgm

'Tower at Night, London Fields' (2012) by James MacKinnon jamesmackinnonfineart.com

Ray Bradbury's rules for living

Ready, #Edmonton? We keep watching you light up from space! Let’s go #Oilers, bring the Cup home! 💪🍁🏒 📷 CSA, RADARSAT Constellation Mission, processed by TRE Altamira

Check out stories set in space in a mix of genres— literary fiction, speculative fiction, science fiction, mystery, thriller, and romance—that use the unknowns of the cosmos to explore deep questions about humanity. → 15 Contemplative Space Novels on.nypl.org/4m5WgLC

☀️ World-first views of the Sun’s south pole! What if we could look at the Sun from a whole new angle, one we've never seen before? From Earth, we always look towards the Sun's equator. This year, the ESA-led Solar Orbiter mission broke free of this ‘standard’ viewpoint by

.NASA, Axiom Space, and SpaceX are reviewing launch opportunities no earlier than Thursday, June 19, for the fourth private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, Axiom Mission 4. nasa.gov/blogs/spacesta…

Spacewalking! The movie 2001 is one of my favorites, I had to try this as a 2025 tribute.

Borges is right. Paradise is a kind of library, especially if it's the Starfield Library, a bookstore in Seoul. Yes, those are all books.

It was amazing to be there to witness the opening of the Science Evaluation Room where our #ArtemisIII science team will support the astronauts during the first human mission to the #Moon in my lifetime 😀 #ToTheMoon nasa.gov/blogs/missions… via NASA

⚡Thunderstorms, lightning, and other events in the upper atmosphere can disrupt systems on the ground and pose a threat to aircraft. However, these events are difficult to observe from the ground. Read how scientists use instruments on the International Space Station to study these

Sunrise at Stonehenge today (15th June) was at 4.51am, sunset is at 9.23pm 🌤️

The city lights of Southeast Asia beneath the Milky Way. Vibrant colors of LED cities, orange atmospheric airglow, and fishing fleets are blurred by my sidereal drive, while tracking stars as fixed points in space.

This week, Exploration Ground Systems and Department of Defense 🇺🇸 teams completed a two-part safety abort demonstration from the Launch Control Center at NASA's Kennedy Space Center and in the waters near Cape Canaveral. This test prepares rescue personnel to recover crew and Orion Spacecraft in the event of

We collaborated with Nunabox and Nunavut communities to co-develop a learning resource for Inuit youth that was culturally relevant to them and would meet their needs. The result? The Lunar Adventure Kit: asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/blog/2025/… GCIndigenous #NIHM2025

Only a few hours left! ⌛️ This is your opportunity to design the zero gravity indicator for the NASA Artemis II mission. This small plushie will accompany four astronauts on their journey around the Moon. Submit today by 5 p.m. ET: freelancer.com/moon-mascot

Space sushi isn’t quite the same as the fresh stuff on the ground, but it’s not bad! We had a crew celebration recently and one of our crewmates expressed how much they missed sushi (as do I). So we collected and pitched in our personal supplies of fish, spam and rice, coupled

🤩 This magical, mystical scene of a star cluster within a nebula is about 8,000 light-years away. The brightest object in the picture was once thought to be a single star with 200-300 times the mass of the Sun, but Hubble discovered that it's actually two separate stars.

Sometimes we see lightning strikes that illuminate an entire city at once. This is Singapore last night, and that was a huge thunderstorm. It’s hard to believe, but these pictures were taken all in the span of 1/40 of a second!

So, when I took this aurora, at first I thought that my settings were not correct because the aurora appeared white. I thought maybe the ISO was off, or I picked the wrong lens. Turns out, what I thought was white is actually light pink, and this led me down a path of learning.