The astronauts on the International Space Station recently beat Mission Control in a space-to-ground game of chess1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
Canadarm2 after being struck by a small piece of orbital debris. Operators say it's still in good working order3yr ⋅ SkywayCheerios ⋅ r/nasa
Went to the Kennedy Space Center last weekend for the first time. I actually teared up seeing the Saturn V in person. Pictures don't come close to capturing the scale.2yr ⋅ donket ⋅ r/nasa
Daphnis, Saturn's moon, is seen forming waves between the rings. Daphnis Kicks Up Wild Ring Waves3yr ⋅ bluemozzarella ⋅ r/nasa
The wetlands of Adair Bay, Mexico, as seen from the International Space Station1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
Astronaut Nicole Mann installs hardware outside the International Space Station during last week's six-hour, 41-minute spacewalk1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
The Mediterranean Sea at night, as seen from the International Space Station1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
Is this a galaxy (tiny red dot)in the there and then or maybe a star in the here and now? It seems like this thing is not like the others. Space out!1yr ⋅ One-Energy479 ⋅ r/nasa
NASA and SpaceX ready to launch the first full-length astronaut mission (Crew-1) in October.3yr ⋅ dip2leo ⋅ r/nasa
At Kennedy Space Center, technicians are unpacking the payloads from NASA's Artemis I flight around the Moon—including the mission's zero-gravity indicator, Snoopy1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
I photographed the ISS as it flew over my house. The SpaceX Dragon can be seen docked at the bottom center of the station [OC]3yr ⋅ NightSkyFlying ⋅ r/nasa
I found an official NASA/SpaceX Collaboration Zero G Indicator at my local fabric store for 15 bucks! What a steal!!4yr ⋅ Fenderbridge ⋅ r/nasa
Artemis I – Flight Day Six: Orion Performs Lunar Flyby, Closest Outbound Approach1yr ⋅ WorstMedivhKR ⋅ r/nasa
Artemis I's Orion spacecraft passes over the far side of the Moon on its way back to Earth1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
My friends Grandpa recently gave him his copy of the Final Flight Plan for Apollo 17. 1 in 2500 printed4yr ⋅ MostShift ⋅ r/nasa
NASA's Curiosity rover just released its latest panorama of the Martian landscape—with some of the best evidence yet that ancient waves once rippled on the Red Planet's lakeshores1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
Seeing the Artemis 1 rocket up close was pretty cool, but introducing my LEGO SLS to the real one was even better!2yr ⋅ TheBrickSpace ⋅ r/nasa
This isn't the sort of thing that is normally posted here, but I fulfilled a life long dream this week by starting a job at NASA! I'm just so excited and wanted to share.5yr ⋅ twin_number_one ⋅ r/nasa
My grandmother did basically stenography work for NASA in 1969 and got all these signatures on I think it’s a blueprint paper. How much would this be worth? Or can you tell me a better community where I can ask about this?3yr ⋅ Darkpenguins38 ⋅ r/nasa
Have this hanging up in my room. Hopefully within the next few years we get the same news from Artemis 31yr ⋅ Still-Willow3920 ⋅ r/nasa
We're now targeting Saturday, Sept. 3 for the launch of the #Artemis I flight test around the Moon. The two-hour launch window opens at 2:17 p.m. ET (18:17 UTC).1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
My grandpa, on the left, working on a model of the Space Shuttle when he worked as a Engineering Technician for NASA. Langley.3yr ⋅ Myfourcats1 ⋅ r/nasa
The LAMP mission, short for Loss through Auroral Microburst Pulsations, launched on Saturday, Marc 5, 2022, aboard a Black Brant IX suborbital sounding rocket.2yr ⋅ LGiovanni67 ⋅ r/nasa
Found this today at a thrift store for $1.50. “Looks like plaster of Paris.” - Astronaut Lovell1yr ⋅ Marshmalco ⋅ r/nasa
I'm 55 years old and yesterday was the first time I was close to a real astronaut! My John D. Olivas photo at the University of Aveiro - Portugal. Great guy BTW.1yr ⋅ caculo ⋅ r/nasa
From a different, much friendlier time. Mission patch from STS-63 flown by the space shuttle Discovery.1yr ⋅ Phyrexian_Archlegion ⋅ r/nasa
10 years ago today (10:32pm PDT, August 5, 2012), NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover touched down in Gale Crater1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
The Lagoon Nebula, a vast stellar nursery 4,000 light-years from Earth, as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
My godmother gave this replica of the moonlanding plaque to me. I'm going to frame it, do you guys know if it is something special ? I found nothing online.1yr ⋅ bibishop ⋅ r/nasa
What are the white balls on the command module of (presumably) apollo 13?1yr ⋅ gunidentifier ⋅ r/nasa
Here's a photo of the Atlantis orbiter above the Chilean Andes, captured from the ISS on October 9, 2002 during STS-112. Santiago is at lower left.3yr ⋅ bluemozzarella ⋅ r/nasa
(1962) John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson getting briefed at Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 343yr ⋅ RoyalFlushAKQJ10 ⋅ r/nasa
Christina Koch, NASA astronaut who spent 328 days in space, finally being reunited with friends and family.4yr ⋅ 4077hawkeye- ⋅ r/nasa
As more rovers are sent to Mars, and as the world moves on, and in midst of the pandemic - don't forget the OG, the extraordinaire, Opportunity #RememberOpportunity4yr ⋅ SaifTaherIsGr8Again ⋅ r/nasa
Perseverance rover is now officially half way to Mars! Credit latest in space and nasa3yr ⋅ George1878 ⋅ r/nasa
Can someone enlighten me about the purpose of this in the Rover perseverance?1yr ⋅ princelyroyan ⋅ r/nasa
Virgil Ivan “Gus” Grissom Mercury Space Suit. Kennedy Space Center Hero’s and Legends exhibit. My son took the picture and then increased saturation and vibrance to 100% for both. This was the result.1yr ⋅ Brabus595 ⋅ r/nasa
What was the suit used in Apollo 9’s EVA because of the red coloured head?2yr ⋅ CrappyRedditGuy ⋅ r/nasa
Really excited for the JWST Launch later this month.. So I decided to design something I could print and put on my desk.2yr ⋅ therealmacjeezy ⋅ r/nasa
Voyager (1979) vs. Juno (2019) What about jupiter's look: I'm tired, boss3yr ⋅ bluemozzarella ⋅ r/nasa
So what exactly is behind the emergency rescue area on the starboard nose of the space shuttle orbiter?1yr ⋅ Viliana_Ovaert ⋅ r/nasa
Close-up of NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter, taken in Jezero Crater by the Perseverance rover1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
A family photograph left on the surface of the moon by one of the Apollo 16 astronauts in April 1972 - NASA photo4yr ⋅ dnadosanddonts ⋅ r/nasa
I’m usually more emotional than my wife, but the sight of Atlantis has us both in tears.2yr ⋅ Bes1208 ⋅ r/nasa
Go for launch! This is my boss, Phil McAlister, signing the Certificate of Flight Readiness for this week’s SpaceX crew launch. CoFR is the apex of a pyramid of paper that took years to demonstrate that the flight is safe. #crewdragon #launchamerica #nasa #spacex4yr ⋅ dstone2 ⋅ r/nasa
This creative sunday, I'd like to share with you my hand-drawn fineliner illustration of the Space Shuttle Discovery. Hope you'll enjoy!1yr ⋅ CptDies ⋅ r/nasa
A cosmic cloud in the constellation Serpens, as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
Welcome crew 2 to the ISS! The first time in 20 years for Russia, NASA, Japan and ESA to be together on ISS at the same time.3yr ⋅ RubberDucky3737 ⋅ r/nasa
Apollo 8's Earthrise, photographed from lunar orbit by astronaut Bill Anders1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
A Moon mosaic made of over 1,200 images taken by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
Astronaut Bruce McCandless Floating Free.. Astronaut Bruce McCandless II, STS 41-B mission specialist, participates in a historical spacewalk. He is pictured a few meters away from the cabin of the Earth-orbiting Space Shuttle Challenger. This spacewalk represented the first use of a nitrogen-prope2yr ⋅ LGiovanni67 ⋅ r/nasa
A pair of stars shine in the Orion Nebula, spotted by the Hubble Space Telescope1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
Artemis on it's way...First attempt at capturing a night launch, Shot from Rotary Riverfront Park.1yr ⋅ b1ghurt ⋅ r/nasa
Here's where Artemis I will be visible (with clear skies) as it lifts off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
My pixel art version of the famous Buzz Aldrin photograph, what do you think?2yr ⋅ VirusApocalypse ⋅ r/nasa
Made this simple retro NASA wallpaper for my iPhone & thought I’d share!4yr ⋅ officialcaolan ⋅ r/nasa
Off the barge and getting moved into position. It's real foggy this morning but hopefully I can get some good pictures later today.4yr ⋅ WudButton ⋅ r/nasa
SpaceX Demo-2 Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon stand ready at historic Kennedy Space Center Pad 39A.4yr ⋅ RocketRundown ⋅ r/nasa
The Wolf-Lundmark-Melotte galaxy, as observed by the Spitzer Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope1yr ⋅ r-nasa-mods ⋅ r/nasa
July 16th 1969. My photo of the Apollo 11 launch. All I used was an instamatic camera x15.3yr ⋅ Polo_player_61 ⋅ r/nasa
Today we honor the crew of Apollo 1, who were killed in a flash fire on this day 53 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 Grissom4yr ⋅ TheNanglater ⋅ r/nasa
Photo I took of my uncle, astronaut Rick Mastracchio, the day before the launch of STS-131 in April 2010. Space Shuttle Discovery in background. This was his third mission— his first mission, STS-106, just celebrated its 20th anniversary.3yr ⋅ noconfidenceartist ⋅ r/nasa
On today's date 54 years ago, the crew of Apollo 1 climbed into the crew module for the last time. During a routine check the capsule caught fire and unfortunately killed all three members of the crew.3yr ⋅ _SP3CT3R ⋅ r/nasa
I received this piece of goldized material from Kennedy Space Center as a kid. (Friends and family event in the 90’s) I was told it was on the backside of the American flag inside the shuttle.4yr ⋅ DankDaddyDuckets ⋅ r/nasa
Supposedly first ever picture of earth taken from the moon .. credit universal sci3yr ⋅ George1878 ⋅ r/nasa
[Creativity Sunday] My drawing of the Speedmaster aka “The first Watch worn on the Moon”. Hope you like it!3yr ⋅ Doubleshot11 ⋅ r/nasa
Shuttle Carrier Aircraft from above, shot by NASA PhotoG Carla Thomas from an inverted Hornet.4yr ⋅ MohanBhargava ⋅ r/nasa
A star-forming nebula in Carina. Credit: NASA, ESA, M. Livio and the Hubble 20th Anniversary Team (STScI), and Judy Schmidt. [Xpost r/cosmicporn]4yr ⋅ universal_native ⋅ r/nasa
I started a little side project of animating the Apollo patches. Here's Apollo VII:1yr ⋅ MisterFacePunch ⋅ r/nasa
