Stargazing in October? We’ve got you covered. 🎃 Jupiter and Saturn are visible throughout the month. The full Moon illuminates the night starting Oct. 9. Mars enters retrograde, and the Orionid meteor shower puts on a show peaking on Oct. 20: solarsystem.nasa.gov/skywatching/wh…

The #Crew5 astronauts just couldn’t wait to join us at Kennedy! Tune in for the arrival event on NASA TV: nasa.gov/nasalive

Join us on International Observe the Moon Night—and share how our cosmic companion inspires your stories, art and more with #ObservetheMoon. Hear from @NASAMoon experts and tune into our broadcast at 7pm ET (2300 UTC): moon.nasa.gov/observe-the-mo…

The @SpaceX Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon spacecraft for the #Crew5 mission was rolled out at Launch Complex 39A overnight. More 📷: flic.kr/s/aHBqjA9qzM

You say it's your birthday? It's our birthday, too, yeah! NASA was founded Oct. 1, 1958. On Oct. 1, 2001, @NASAHubble took this picture of a galaxy 50 million light-years away. Check out what the space telescope saw on YOUR birthday: imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/hst_bday/

@Vincent77428858 Yes! The #JunoMission had a busy week, making its closest pass ever to the icy moon Europa. We're processing information from the flyby, and will share updates soon. nasa.gov/feature/jpl/na…

@thestargall @NASAKennedy @Space_Station Thank you for checking in on our colleagues at @NASAKennedy! We're pleased to relay that they shared "Teams have cleared most large operational facilities with minimal damage reported." More information in this thread: twitter.com/NASAKennedy/st…

This Week at NASA: • #DARTMission hit asteroid Dimorphos • Hurricane Ian viewed from space • Inflatable habitats tested for future astronauts What else? Subscribe for weekly updates: youtube.com/nasa

Our #Crew5 live coverage starts Saturday at 12:30pm ET (1630 UTC) with our crew's arrival at @NASAKennedy. Here's how to watch—and what else to check out for next week's launch to the @Space_Station: go.nasa.gov/3rqJJHm

Welcome to Space Apps 2022! 🎉 We are thrilled to kick off this year's Space Apps Challenge and #MakeSpace with our community, former @NASA astronaut, @Astro_Cady, Space Apps Program Scientist, @DrKeithGaddis, & our 11 Space Agency Partners. Share your #SpaceApps selfies!

LIVE on @Twitch: Follow along on a virtual tour of Jupiter's moon Europa, using our @nasa_eyes on the Solar System tool—and ask our #JunoMission experts your questions! twitch.tv/nasa

Celebrate our celestial companion on Oct. 1 with International #ObserveTheMoon Night. Host an in-person or virtual event to share stories, artwork, photos, & more. Join fellow skywatchers and @NASAMoon experts for a special broadcast at 7pm ET (2300 UTC): go.nasa.gov/3ClAwqn

Celebrate #InternationalPodcastDay with us! We have something for everyone, from interviews with astronauts and scientists to inside looks at some of our biggest missions: nasa.gov/podcasts

Our @SOFIAtelescope embarked on its final scientific flight today, Sept. 29, 2022. From discovering new water sources on the Moon to detecting the first type of molecule in the universe—SOFIA leaves a legacy of scientific discovery: go.nasa.gov/3CiJtAK

@caa1000 Over the years, Earth’s gravity and atmospheric drag bring Hubble closer to Earth. To extend the telescope’s lifetime, we’re exploring options to see if it’s possible to boost it into a higher, more stable orbit.

Here are details on the feasibility study with @SpaceX to boost Hubble into a higher orbit. The non-exclusive study is designed to help the agency understand the commercial possibilities of servicing missions: go.nasa.gov/3dQ9s9l

Live now: NASA and @SpaceX leaders discuss the possibility of working together to boost @NASAHubble into a more stable orbit. youtube.com/watch?v=LDpERN…

Images are coming back and being processed from our #JunoMission's early-morning flyby—the closest look at Jupiter's ice-encrusted moon in more than 20 years. Here's what we're seeing so far. We'll be back with fully-processed images soon. go.nasa.gov/3UMeO5Y

Live now on @NASA TV, the space station flies over #TropicalStormIan, providing live views of the storm as it begins to move off the east coast of Florida. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

As we celebrate #HispanicHeritageMonth, we want to highlight some of those who jumpstarted their careers as @NASAInterns and became NASA employees through hard work and determination. go.nasa.gov/3LQRP5M

Luna, Maan, Ghealach, φεγγάρι, Lune, 月亮, ירח, Tungl. 🌕 No matter what you call it, we all celebrate the Moon. International Observe the Moon Night is on Oct. 1, and we want to see you #ObserveTheMoon: go.nasa.gov/3r30k3X

@R0Sc03j @Twitch @nasa_eyes With clear skies you should be able to see Jupiter, which is quite bright and visible to the naked eye. With binoculars, you should also be able to see four of its moons (Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto), which will look like small points of light. solarsystem.nasa.gov/skywatching/ho…

NASA's @SpaceX #Crew5 mission to the @Space_Station is now targeted to launch no earlier than noon ET (1600 UTC) on Wednesday, Oct. 5, as agency and SpaceX teams continue to monitor the impacts of Hurricane Ian on the Space Coast and @NASAKennedy: go.nasa.gov/3y25bGm

.@NASAWebb & @NASAHubble caught the DART impact on camera – the 1st time that Webb & Hubble were used to simultaneously observe the same celestial target. Looking forward to what we’ll learn about #DARTmission from our telescopes on Earth soon.  nasa.gov/feature/goddar… https:/

Our #JunoMission will make its closest-ever flyby of Jupiter's moon Europa on Thursday. Join us Sept. 30 on @Twitch. We'll show the spacecraft POV with our @nasa_eyes on the Solar System tool and take your questions. Set a reminder: twitch.tv/nasa/schedule?…

@monoblancoatx We've got lots of eyes on Dimorphos! A number of observatories collected DART data on the ground and in space—including @ASI_spazio's LICIACube satellite, which captured imagery of the impact as it flew alongside DART. Check out LICIACube's first images: go.nasa.gov/3CeEb9k

@Faulkstronomy Definitely—perhaps you should apply to fly! @AstroAnnimal has some tips on what it takes to be an astronaut: nasa.gov/feature/an-ast…

@MicahRumsey Looks pretty golden from here! 🤩 Thanks for joining us as we #UnfoldTheUniverse.

Our detectives are studying tiny samples of lunar rocks brought back by Apollo astronauts, searching for clues about the origins of our Moon, Earth, and ourselves. In episode 2 of “NASA Explorers: Artemis Generation,” we join the scientists' search.

Live now on @NASA TV, the space station flies over #HurricaneIan providing live views of the storm as it makes landfall near Fort Myers, Florida. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…