Back to the Moon and beyond! Excited for the new stream of exploration and commerce this opens up.
The initial signal is weak but @Int_Machines has confirmed that Odysseus Nova-C lander is on the Moon! #IM1 Congratulations!!!
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Congratulations to our very own #Airman, 2nd Lt. Madison Marsh, aka Miss Colorado — who was just crowned @MissAmerica 2024! Marsh is the first active duty servicemember to ever win the title.
#AimHigh
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We did have ONE anomaly. And it was pretty serious: the coffee maker in Launch Control broke down! Fortunately Alex, one of our Rocket Scientists, sprang into action and solved it in real time, allowing us to continue with the count. ;)
Proud of @ulalaunch and their first #Vulcan launch going perfectly at open of window. To work no issues for a first-of-its kind launch is a huge credit to @torybruno and his team. Here’s to more of these liftoffs giving more completion and access to space.
Popping around extra #ForAllMankind content that bridges seasons 3 and 4 and lookie there, @OSIRISREx gone and booped Bennu in 1999!
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Mexico has entered the chat
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The Air Force doing first flight of the B-21 on the Marines' birthday is a troll level I can do nothing but respect.
Guess what was debuted to the public at the Austin Formula 1 race? One of @NASA's Crew Transportation Vehicles, which will be taking our @NASAArtemis astronauts from crew quarters to Launch Pad 39B for liftoff on future #Artemis missions to the Moon! #F1 #USGP

ALT A futuristic interior of a vehicle is shown, with black floors and white seats. In the spacious back sits "Campos", a manikin in an orange Artemis flight suit. Campos flew aboard the Orion spacecraft during the Artemis I mission in order to collect important data that will prepare astronauts for future Artemis missions. Photo Credit: (NASA/Robert Markowitz)
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The #OSIRISREx team has surpassed NASA’s goal of bringing back 60 grams of material from asteroid Bennu! While the @Astromaterials team is still carefully collecting rocks and dust from the sampler hardware, they have already removed 70.3 grams. go.nasa.gov/3FNmD5j


































