NASA captures first image of Ultima Thule, the farthest world ever explored in history - 4 billion miles from Earth5 mo · realspacemusicvideos · r/nasa
NASA just quietly released an hitherto unknown photo of Earth taken by an Apollo astronaut on the way back home from the Moon1 yr · retrologist · r/nasa
The James Webb Space Telescope would like to make a special shout-out to the coolest sub on reddit!2 yrs · pajive · r/nasa
Boyfriend proposed to me today in front of the Atlantis. The ring has meteorite in it! One of the coolest days ever.4 mo · mydogbarkstooloud · r/nasa
I see all your fun NASA swag so here’s me in front of the VAB, in my flight suit, holding sparklers and a bald eagle while fireworks go off in the background7 mo · everydayastronaut · r/nasa
Me sitting 2 feet away from the 2nd man to walk on the moon (I'm the black guy)1 yr · SpacecadetShep · r/nasa
First ever image of Black Hole released by The Event Horizon Telescope2 mo · NavdeepSinghThind · r/nasa
The Dolphin spotted on Jupiter by NASA's Juno spacecraft during a flyby conducted on 29th October 20185 mo · realspacemusicvideos · r/nasa
Katherine Johnson, one of the first women in the space program and one of the most important mathematicians in NASA at the time turns 100 today.10 mo · grievous_uk · r/nasa
A new astronaut oil painting I made now floating in a collector's home.1 wk · SuperSensitiveSavage · r/nasa
Photo of Earth taken by Apollo 12 Astronaut Alan Bean on the way back home from the Moon1 yr · buddjew · r/nasa
International Space Station almost straight down view of eye of Florence9 mo · moon-worshiper · r/nasa
Colorized version of the first photo of Earth from the Moon taken by a human (AS08-13-2329)8 mo · rosebudlodestar · r/nasa
Happy 88th birthday to Michael Collins! The forgotten astronaut of Apollo 11.8 mo · SleepDoesNotWorkOnMe · r/nasa
Visited the VAB and ended up with a new phone background. This building is indescribably huge.3 mo · sonsofanarchylimepie · r/nasa
The shadows of Apollo 12 astronauts Pete Conrad and Al Bean walking together on the Moon5 mo · realspacemusicvideos · r/nasa
The Abyss on Jupiter discovered by NASA's Juno spacecraft this Wednesday2 wks · avrahamabulafia · r/nasa
50 years ago, these three good dudes were about to embark on the most perilous mission ever attempted by humanity: Blasting off into deep space onboard a cranky rocket to leave Earth behind and make the first human voyage to the Moon7 mo · rosebudlodestar · r/nasa
The crescent Earth seen by Apollo 12 astronauts on the way back home from landing on the Moon4 mo · avrahamabulafia · r/nasa
Was reading up on the Apollo 13 astronauts the other day, had no idea this hero was laid to rest 10 minutes from my house. Went and paid my respects the next day.1 yr · BanditXJ · r/nasa
NASA’s Juno spacecraft just captured this view of Jupiter’s red spot5 mo · realspacemusicvideos · r/nasa
The Dolphin spotted on Jupiter by NASA's Juno spacecraft during a flyby conducted on 29th October 20185 mo · veritasiany · r/nasa
My favorite picture from my recent trip to KSC/Titusville. The Moon shining through the monument to the Apollo Missions in Space View Park4 mo · QuinstonChurchill · r/nasa
NASA space shuttle Atlantis is seen in silhouette during solar transit in May, 2009 - Picture by NASA/T. Legault [800x674]5 mo · fromspacewlove · r/nasa
The Sunset on Mars seen by NASA’s InSight lander last Sunday (full sequence)3 mo · nostaghian · r/nasa
In 1995, the Mir space station was left unoccupied for a brief period so cosmonauts in a Soyuz capsule could take this picture of Atlantis. Meanwhile, the station's control computers shut down which forced the Soyuz crew to quickly come back to the station before it spun out of control. [1200x1221]1 yr · piponwa · r/nasa
Today we honor the crew of Apollo 1, who were killed in a flash fire on this day 52 years ago. “We are in a risky business, and we hope that if anything happens to us, it will not delay the program. The conquest of space is worth the risk of life.” -Gus Grissom5 mo · TheNanglater · r/nasa
SpaceX just landed all three boosters of the Falcon Heavy rocket for the first time.2 mo · hanste2 · r/nasa
Not opportunity but my Dad gave me this from when he worked on a part for the pathfinder mission.4 mo · thechickenbuck · r/nasa
NASA’s Juno probe just sent back this spectacular view of Jupiter6 mo · realspacemusicvideos · r/nasa
On this day, May 5th 1961, Alan Shepard became the first American in space.1 mo · Beatle4870 · r/nasa
On this day, 33 years ago we lost the brave men and women on STS-51-L on the 10th flight of the challenger shuttle. These men and women helped pave the way for the level of space exploration we have achieved today, and what further exploration is to come.5 mo · AndrewW711 · r/nasa
Let us never forget those who we have lost in our noble quest to know our place in the universe on this the 16th anniversary of the Columbia Disaster.4 mo · Brian1701A · r/nasa
My grandfather gave me his special edition LIFE magazine from 1969. Though this subreddit might enjoy it some2 mo · Tjlization · r/nasa
It doesnt matter how many pictures you've seen of this building, nothing compare to beimg in front of it for real11 mo · thepilotguy1989 · r/nasa
Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, on the International Space Station, wearing a Star Trek shirt and giving the Vulcan salutation3 mo · dkozinn · r/nasa
I met astronaut Jeffrey A. Hoffman today! One of the astronauts who repaired the Hubble!1 yr · Filotti99 · r/nasa
NASA has simulated this photo of the surface of a habitable exoplanet that could be directly imaged by deploying a Solar Gravity Lens mission 548.7 AU away from our Sun2 mo · avrahamabulafia · r/nasa
Got this on my forearm the other day and I'm really happy with how it looks3 wks · NotKrankor · r/nasa
Got to visit mission control at the Johnson Space Center today. Saw two astronauts training in the neutral buoyancy lab and the full scale Saturn V5 mo · TimelyProfessional · r/nasa
NASA's Parker Solar Probe is now the closest-ever spacecraft to the sun. This was the view at liftoff8 mo · learntimelapse · r/nasa
Dr. Eugene Parker Observes Launch Vehicle Containing the Solar Probe Which Bears His Name (Cape Canaveral, FL)11 mo · AccusinglyYours_ · r/nasa
After years of saving and dreaming I finally got to see the place that jump-started my interest in Physics.1 yr · HisMajestytheSquid · r/nasa
Fun Fact: The Thrust on the Saturn V Engines was so Powerful That Liftoff Rattled Windows in Downtown Orlando, 45 miles away5 mo · WeHaSaulFan · r/nasa
Hubble recently released this stunning image of the Cartwheel galaxy which is about 500 million light years away from Earth and is the result of a massive galactic collision1 yr · pajive · r/nasa
I found the mug from my visit to NASA as a kid that got me interested in science2 mo · rrogows2 · r/nasa
