NASA X is a television program and podcast that follows innovative new technologies and the NASA researchers and scientists making it happen.
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The Space Launch System has roared to life, launching the @NASA_Orion spacecraft on its journey for #Artemis I! Look out Moon, we are on the way!
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LIFTOFF! @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion launch on their first flight, the #Artemis I mission. Keep checking back for more launch images 📷➡️flic.kr/s/aHBqjzG1pG
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LIFTOFF! The final @ULALaunch Atlas V rocket to soar from @SLDelta30 is on its way to deliver two separate missions to Earth orbit: #JPSS2 and #LOFTID.
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#NASAWebb’s solar array has successfully deployed, and Webb’s batteries are charging up ⚡ #UnfoldTheUniverse
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#MarsHelicopter, you are cleared for takeoff. Flight commands are being sent.
Watch live on Monday, April 19 at 3:15am PT (6:15am ET/1015 GMT) as the team finds out if they've made history by achieving the first powered flight on another planet. youtu.be/p1KolyCqICI
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It's with sadness that we remember, 35 years ago today, the Space Shuttle Challenger crew was lost 73 seconds into flight. These astronauts made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.
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🗣“So the overall goal of the project is to enable or assist the enabling of the safe integration of unmanned aircraft into the national airspace."–Mauricio Rivas, UAS in the NAS Project Manager. #DroneWeek
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"How do you not put an additional burden on the NAS on air traffic control?"– Dr. Ed Waggoner, Deputy Associate Administrator for Programs at @NASAaero. #DroneWeek
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Since the start, the goal of this unified team was to provide vital research findings through simulations and flight tests to support the development and validation of detect and avoid and command and control technologies necessary for integrating UAS into the NAS. #DroneWeek
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Our next set of astronauts will have a spectacular view of the lunar surface! Amazing how far our technology has advanced since #Apollo11!
There is nothing quite like gazing out the window while you’re on your way to the Moon. 🚀
The first element machined for the #Artemis III @NASA_Orion spacecraft — a cone panel with windows — is on its way to be welded with other panels at #NASAMichoud: go.nasa.gov/34ftJOk
ALT The first element machined for the Artemis III Orion crew module – a cone panel with openings for windows which will provide that spectacular view – is on its way to NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility near New Orleans, Louisiana. There engineers will weld it with other panels as part of Orion’s pressure vessel. The panel was designed by Orion’s lead contractor, Lockheed Martin, and manufactured by AMRO Fabricating Corp., of South El Monte, California.
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Join us today at 1PM EDT/10AM PDT as we celebrate #InternationalDroneDay with the premiere of "Making the Skies Safe for Unmanned Aircraft," produced by @NASAXrocks 🎬
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50 years ago today, Neil Armstrong, Mike Collins and I launched into space on a mission of enormous importance. God bless the 400,000 Americans who helped us get to the moon and back. Together, we Americans can do anything! Never forget July 16, 1969! #Apollo50
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Do you think I'll make it into one of @ArianaGrande songs too!?
Hey @ArianaGrande, we saw 'NASA' trending this morning and thought it was about one of our new discoveries. But we realized that you might need some space.
🎶 It’s like you’re the universe and we’re N-A-S-A 🎶
Check out the universe: go.nasa.gov/2SFTWA0
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I lost one of my best friends on this day in 1967, when fire claimed the lives of the Apollo 1 crew, astronauts Gus Grissom, Roger Chaffee and my dear friend Ed White. From that moment on, we were even more determined to make it to the moon. Their deaths would not be in vain.
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#OTD in 1922, Lt. Jimmy Doolittle completed the first single-day coast-to-coast flight across the continental United States! It took him 21 hours and 19 minutes to fly from Jacksonville, FL to San Diego, CA!
ALT Lt. Jimmy Doolittle stands with his Curtis Racer plane
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Notice the red tint? It’s a #BloodMoon caused by Earth casting its shadow on the Moon during the lunar eclipse that’s happening now. For the U.S., this eclipse is best viewed on the West Coast, or on our live stream here: pscp.tv/w/1LyGBRXzenkGN #SuperBlueBloodMoon
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Acting Administrator Lightfoot: "To all our veterans and their families, including those at NASA working to advance our future in space, thank you for your service"
Full #VeteransDay Message: go.nasa.gov/2hrF9s8
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#OTD in 1979, the band The Police filmed their music video for "Walking on the Moon" at @NASAKennedy ! #WhoNeedsADrumWhenYouHaveASaturnV
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We did it! @CassiniSaturn successfully dove through the gap btwn Saturn & its rings – a previously unexplored region go.nasa.gov/2p7t90c
