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Flight 94. Can’t wait for 100.

Four SpaceX engineers just casually walked and laid down on a 50-meter Starship that survived space, reentry, and weeks in the Indian Ocean — and the heatshield still looks good

🚨 James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has captured the Sombrero Galaxy in extraordinary detail.

Pluto Can be our Next Home in Few Million Years #Pluto

The Hubble Space Telescope mission, now over 36 years old, is a story of triumphs and near disasters. In June, historians, scientists, engineers, and program leaders gathered to reflect on Hubble's legacy and the lessons that could help shape NASA's next great telescopes. Read their comments in the newly released transcript: nasa.gov/history/histor…

ELON MUSK: "If you've got humanoid robots that have very high dexterity and are incredibly smart, it means that everyone on earth will have access to better medical care, than the richest person on Earth. I had to have like a neck surgery three times because the first two ones were done wrong. Back pain may be one of the things that it eliminates. Average happiness level for humans would just go upstream tremendously."

Watch a spacecraft the size of a skyscraper flip itself upright and land softly in the ocean. First time in history.

Zhuque-3 via 云上天镜 SpaceLens

🚨 The Moon Is Moving Earth’s Oceans 🌕🌊 The Moon’s gravity constantly pulls on Earth’s oceans, creating tides that shift billions of tons of water around our planet. Without the Moon, Earth’s tides would be dramatically different. How powerful is that? 👀 x.com/i/status/20901…

A new study finds some human-delivered microbes could survive in niches near the Moon’s South Pole. 🦠 While there’s no evidence they can grow or replicate there, learning more about them can help protect future Moon & Mars science from contamination. go.nasa.gov/45xkWFV

I helped build this and I still can’t believe this is real. Amazing work by so many.

Amazing to watch launch umbilical cords retract in the nick of time. Rockets need to stay connected to their launch pad right to the last second, for fuel/gases, data and power. But the hot blast from the engines would cook the plumbing parts. So they unplug, run away and hide in a safe room, slamming the door behind them. Ready to be used again. (full video youtu.be/PgT9-oMXgCU @DJSnM)

🚨 THIS IS GOING TO BREAK THE INTERNET! Elon Musk just dropped Neuralink's craziest bombshell: “In the next 6 to 12 months, we're going to implant the first vision devices. Even if you're 100% blind from birth, we're going to write directly to your visual cortex… and you're going to see.” “And that's just the beginning. In the long term, you'll have ultra-HD resolution and real superpowers: you'll see in infrared, ultraviolet, and even radar. Literally like a superhero.” The future is no longer science fiction. It's Neuralink.

If you’re inside Prufrock while it’s mining, you never really see dirt. The only dirt is on the conveyor over your head. In front of you: the stationary shell (pictured below). Behind you: a finished tunnel. There’s a watertight seal between the inside of the TBM and the outside world. Without it, tunneling under the water table wouldn’t be possible.

This total solar eclipse appeared not only poetically beautiful but scientifically interesting. Usually the solar corona appears white, and to some observers the corona of last week's total solar eclipse did appear this pearly color. But this time, totality observers in Spain saw a corona that appeared unusually golden. For one reason, from Spain, the totality occurred when the setting Sun was near the horizon. That low, sunlight travels through a large amount of air which scatters out blue light. An unusual amount of smoke in the air from nearby forest fires acted as a second filter, further scattering the remaining blue tones and deepening the already gold-dominated light. The HDR-processed, multiple-exposure featured image was captured from Benavente, Spain last week. One thing that did not appear golden was a hydrogen-glowing prominence that hovered over the Sun's left edge -- its original bright pink color survived. Image Credit & Copyright: Rui Santos (Living Impressions)

Un nuevo estudio señala que algunos microbios transportados por los seres humanos podrían sobrevivir en ciertos rincones y grietas cerca del Polo Sur de la Luna. 🦠 Aunque no existe evidencia de que puedan crecer o reproducirse allí, comprender mejor su supervivencia puede ayudar a evitar que la contaminación introducida por los seres humanos interfiera con futuras investigaciones científicas en la Luna y Marte. go.nasa.gov/4hK4Ekf

A nighttime flyover from the International Space Station shows the glittering lights of Shanghai giving way to the Korean peninsula far below. City grids and coastlines shine brightly against the dark Earth as the station races eastward through the night.

Ship 41 headed for static fire at Masseys.

SpaceX has successfully completed its 100th mission of 2026

👩‍🚀 And she's back in! After six hours and 23 minutes in the vacuum of space, @esa astronaut Sophie Adenot is back inside the International @Space_Station. @Soph_astro has made history as the first French woman to perform a spacewalk.