Kind of #WednesdayWisdom 😁

#DYK that the beginning of American space science started 60 yrs ago this week? The date was Jan. 31, 1958 when Explorer 1 launched into space, becoming the United States’ 1st satellite. Learn more about the beginnings of America’s Space Age: go.nasa.gov/2FpARYJ #ExploreAsOne

Six more weeks? 🙁 #GroundhogDay #FridayFeeling

It looks like Nardole found a new companion to travel through time and space with... Thank you for dropping by our Hollywood Science Fiction Museum at #GallifreyOne Matt Lucas HQ #spock #StarTrek

In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, join us as we celebrate the contributions of African Americans to our legacy of reaching new heights and revealing the unknown for the benefit of humankind: x.com/i/moments/9646…

Want an internship that’s out-of-this-world? Apply for our NASA Internships program! Explore the opportunities here: careerarc.com/job-map/nasa?c…

A yearly tradition at the South Pole is the winter-over crew watching "The Thing" right after the last flight for the summer leaves. Here is a picture of the yearly showing in the gym #southpole #winter #Xenophobia #science

The Space Gamer magazine 1975-1985

Today is #InternationalWomensDay and we’re celebrating the many generations of women who have worked or are working to make the future happen across our space program. Learn about some of the women at NASA: women.nasa.gov Women@NASA

The struggle is real Help cure game night indecision #SillyBoardGameMemes #boardgames

There was a lot going on in 1984. Starlog No 84, July 1984

We're sending a spacecraft to "touch" the Sun and you can send your name along with it! Submit your name for a journey to our closest star with our Parker #SolarProbe this summer. Details on how to add your name to the microchip: go.nasa.gov/HotTicket

NBC is catching wind of this whole board game thing. nbcnews.com/nightly-news/v…

The art of Jim Burns

What would you ask an astronaut? These kids had some interesting questions for Mike Massimino. Intrepid Museum #OneStrangeRock

Monday, NASA_TESS, a planet-hunting spacecraft, will launch to begin our latest mission to search for planets outside of our solar system, known as exoplanets: go.nasa.gov/2qxiY5e

One-dimensional imagery of space science? That’s old news. Thanks to the International International Space Station’s newly upgraded microscope, we can now see 3-dimensional microscopic images. Discover how researchers will use this technology: go.nasa.gov/2HIbymk.

Canyon by Bill Martin (1972). From the book Visions (1977, published by Pomegranate)

We’re still working through the issues with the portal and appreciate your patience as we sort through this. The registration portal is running, but is still moving very slow. Use this link to go directly to the portal gama.eventready.com/index.cfm?fuse…