#SpacetoberChallenge Day 19: Crew Capsule The Gemini and Mercury crew capsules at their relative sizes.

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 20: Telescope

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 20: Telescope Telescopes are time machines. Featuring the Hubble Space Telescope.

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 21: Star

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 21: Star We are made of star stuff ⭐️

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 23: Space Station

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 23: Space Station Next month will mark 25 years of continuous human presence aboard the International Space Station (ISS).

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 24: Jet/Plane

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 24: Jet/Plane Featuring an F-5 Jet

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 25: Historic Mission Pioneer 10 was NASA's first mission to the outer planets. It was intended to last just 21 months, but ended up lasting more than 30 years. It sent its last signal to Earth in Jan. 2003 from 7.6 billion miles (12.23 billion km) away.

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 26: Earth

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 27: Habitat

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 28: Astronaut/Cosmonaut

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 29: Orbit

#SpacetoberChallenge Day 31: Future

Entering a hold to allow more time for the weather to clear. New T-0 forthcoming.

Today’s NG-2 launch is scrubbed due to weather, specifically the cumulus cloud rule. We’re reviewing opportunities for our next launch attempt based on forecasted weather.

Immense planning and technical precision was required for this absolutely preposterous (but real) view: I captured my friend Gabriel C. Brown transiting the sun during a skydive. This might be the first photo of it's kind in existence. See a video of this moment in the reply 👇

The moment of the jump, captured in hydrogen alpha light to resolve the sun’s atmosphere. We decided to release the photo in print- both as an up close shot and showing the full disc of the sun, which you can see here: cosmicbackground.io/pages/ea_the-f…

New Glenn departs the blue shores of Earth as ESCAPADE heads for the red planet Congrats Blue Origin on the successful launch of NG-2 and first landing of New Glenn! 📸: Blue Origin