On the eve of our countdown demonstration test, we paid homage to the Apollo 1 crew. Moving, somber, necessary.

John Kraus sweep continues

Ken sweep

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This is extremely cool.

The orange is too good

“Yet another misleading story…” is so funny man I love the SpaceX comms team. Own those frauds.

Finally got a chance to watch this and I’m not gonna lie I wish they waited a while longer before doing this. He just hasn’t been in the position long enough to give the well-informed answers that most of these questions demand. That being said I think he handled it well.

Rocket Lab has entered flow state

10 years ago today: The first successful landing of Falcon 9. This mission packed a return to flight, a new version of the rocket with densified prop, and a major recovery milestone all-in-one. I know it's no rocket catch, but F9-21 Orbcomm-2 mission was peak SpaceX energy! 🚀🎯

It won’t be long before America’s grand return to the Moon. As the Apollo 8 crew first did, Commander Reid Wiseman and the Artemis II crew will see our good Earth again from afar--a feat that will one day become routine. This is what we do at NASA 🚀🌖🇺🇸

SpaceX appears to have left the Cidco Road facility. It once was a test bed for the Starship program. MK2 was partially built then the crew left for Starbase to continue development. Most recently, the TPS slurry process was located here. 📷 NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

So much content coming out right now and SO LITTLE TIME TO WATCH IT

Crazy to think that I was 10 years old when this happened. Wouldn’t be another 4 years until I discovered SpaceX

It’s the most wonderful time of the year

Oh wow. Wonder where he’s headed.

Okay that’s cool

More photos from the Artemis II Countdown Demonstration Test. Artemis II launches American astroanuts back to Lunar orbit NET February 5th 2026. 📸NASA

Potentially only a couple weeks away from B19’s visit to Masseys