Kathryn Crowe (@kat_cr) 's Twitter Profile
Kathryn Crowe

@kat_cr

Aerospace engineer, prior NASA HLS Performance Lead, purveyor of the future, USAF veteran, weather nerd. Opinions are my own

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calendar_today28-02-2011 02:14:18

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Noah Bergren (@nbergwx) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A reminder we launch space bound rockets to the east to take advantage of the Earth spinning, which is around 1,000 MPH to give the rocket an effective "boost" to exit our atmosphere. Artemis will reach 17,500 MPH to exit our atmosphere.

A reminder we launch space bound rockets to the east to take advantage of the Earth spinning, which is around 1,000 MPH to give the rocket an effective "boost" to exit our atmosphere.

Artemis will reach 17,500 MPH to exit our atmosphere.
Blue Origin (@blueorigin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Artemis II paves the way to Artemis III and the next chapter of lunar exploration. We're inspired by this historic step forward. Godspeed to the NASA Artemis II crew!

Senator Mark Kelly (@senmarkkelly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When I look up at that rocket and the four astronauts sitting on top of it, I see America at its very best. Our country is deeply divided and we have real challenges. But I'd encourage everyone to watch this launch today and be proud of our country and what we're capable of when

Human Spaceflight (@esaspaceflight) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🛰️ The Orion spacecraft spreads its wings. ☀️ The four solar arrays on the European Service Module unfolded like a concertina. 🔋 They are starting to collect photons from the Sun to turn them into electricity for the Moon trip.

Kathryn Crowe (@kat_cr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today a dream I have had almost as long as I've been alive was realized. A dream that got me through the darkest parts of my life, and often seemed impossible. Let today stand as a monument to what perseverance, teamwork, and dedication to doing hard things can achieve #Artemis

NBC News (@nbcnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has taken steps to block or delay promotions for more than a dozen Black and female senior officers across all four branches of the military, some of whom are seen as having been targeted because of their race, gender or perceived affiliation

Sanket Savani (@marswalkerr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Artemis-2 Commander Reid Wiseman just named a lunar crater after his late wife: Carroll The entire crew onboard the spacecraft was in tears. 🥹