New Glenn is so big New Shepard could fit inside it's fairing.

Phenomenal featurette on the first fully successful commercial Moon landing. First came countries. Then companies. Now, communities. Are you ready?

The public can’t buy into a $400B company shaping the future of space. But they can help build something different: open source, transparent finances, open governance, and globally accessible. Onchain ➡️ Offworld

No, it’s fine, NASA doesn’t need a trained pilot with spaceflight experience and a track record of running successful businesses as an admin. The TV presenter with the BA in marketing will do just fine. Good luck on the Moon, China!

What's it like working in an industry that doesn't create the most beautiful images in existence?

No human has ever set foot on the far side of the Moon.

Looks like NASA Crew-11 is NET July 31st and basically a noon launch! Sounds like a good one to catch!

Space/ACC 👇

Green aurora timelapse, crawling like amoebas across the sky. Views like this never get old.

Town Hall, Demo Day (July 10, 2025) x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Starship vs Saturn V

Could we see large, solar panel farms on the Moon 🌕? Maybe someday in the future, but right now we're looking at a lunar outpost and that's where Vertical Solar Array Technology, or VSAT comes into play. Watch the full video: go.nasa.gov/4kBVd46

Few realize just how many roles are needed in space, engineers, medics, builders, plumbers, and beyond. As access to space expands, so will the kinds of people who go.