Tonight there’s a total lunar eclipse for people between Europe and Australia. Sorry, not visible for those of us in North or South America 🥲 Even though it’s not visible for me, I’ll have a special image I’ll share tomorrow I captured during the last eclipse. Hope you like it!

It’s a full moon today! 🌕 Skywatchers in most of Africa, Europe, Asia and Australia may also see a lunar eclipse, or Blood Moon. Totality will begin around 1730 UTC and last for about 82 minutes. No matter where you are, you can learn how eclipses work: science.nasa.gov/moon/eclipses/

I used two telescopes taking thousands of photos while tracking the moon to capture star trails that visualize the motion during a lunar eclipse. The resulting image is my latest limited edition artwork, available for a short time at the link in my bio.

The Total Lunar Eclipse 2025

Hope those outside the U.S. are enjoying today’s lunar eclipse! Here’s the sequence from Florida as captured in March of this year.

Cosmic crags and clouds ☁️ Pismis 24 is a glittering star cluster, carving the dusty region seen below, as the stars emit intense ultraviolet radiation and stellar winds.

Here are some shots of yesterday’s lunar eclipse. We only had short windows of time to catch a glimpse of the moon before it was obstructed by parts of the International Space Station. My crewmates, Zena Cardman and 油井 亀美也　Kimiya.Yui were able to get some great shots as well.

Your name goes here! We’re collecting names to fly around the Moon. 3.4 million of you joined us for Artemis I. How many of you would like to come along with the Artemis II mission? go.nasa.gov/artemisnames

LIVE: We're sharing the latest findings from our Perseverance rover, which is studying Mars for signs of ancient life. Tune in: x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

After a year of scientific scrutiny, a rock sample collected by the Perseverance rover has been confirmed to contain a potential biosignature. The sample is the best candidate so far to provide evidence of ancient microbial life on Mars. go.nasa.gov/4n35lVM

Every discovery on Mars brings us closer to our next giant leap with #Artemis. Perseverance’s “Sapphire Canyon” sample may hold signs of ancient microbial life, collected from a river-carved valley rich in organics and key elements. 🔗 go.nasa.gov/3JPeySS

Una muestra de Marte recolectada por nuestro rover Perseverance, podría contener evidencia de antigua vida microbiana en el planeta rojo. 🔴✨ Esto es lo que hemos aprendido tras un año de análisis científico: go.nasa.gov/46aYB0E

Potential biosignature on Mars: confirmed. ✔️ After a year of scientific review, we are more sure than ever that our Mars Perseverance's 'Sapphire Canyon' sample could contain signs of ancient microbial life. Learn more about the discovery: go.nasa.gov/46jy4hL

Remember the “leopard spots” rock Perseverance sampled last year? After a year of scientific scrutiny, the rock remains the mission's best candidate for containing signs of ancient microbial life processes. More on this peer-reviewed finding: go.nasa.gov/4nmZuKm

🚨 NASA confirms a rock sample collected by the Perseverance rover contains a potential biosignature It’s the best candidate so far to provide evidence of ancient microbial life on Mars

Sapphire Canyon, a Martian sample collected by our Perseverance rover, could preserve evidence of ancient life on the Red Planet. Here's what we've learned after a year of scientific scrutiny: go.nasa.gov/4n35lVM

BREAKING NEWS: Signs and evidence of ancient microbial life on the planet Mars #space #astronomy #nasa #science #news

El anuncio de la NASA relativo a los posibles biomarcadores de Perseverance ya se hizo público en julio del año pasado, pero ahora se ha publicado el paper en Nature y se especifica la naturaleza de los minerales presentes, reforzando la idea de que son biomarcadores (podrían no

[REVISADO] Evento: igepn2025ruyt Ocurrido: 2025-09-11 04:19:40 Mag.: 4.2MLv Prof.: 64.0 km Lat.: 2.882° S Long.: 80.171° W Localizado: a 37.09 km de Playas, Guayas Sintió este sismo? Repórtelo: servicios.igepn.edu.ec/url/NTk4Nw==

¡Vaya vistas del aterrizaje durante la misión Cygnus CRS-23 a la Estación Espacial Internacional! El propulsor B1094 completó su vuelo #4 regresando a Landing Zone-2 😍🚀