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The first images from our Psyche spacecraft, celebrating an anniversary for the space station, and a new tool to help fight climate change... a few of the stories to tell you about - This Week at NASA! Psyche spacecraft Space exploration Anniversary celebration Space station milestone Climate change NASA updates Cutting-edge technology Astronomical achievements Earth observation Scientific breakthroughs Mission success Planetary exploration Space discoveries Space missions Environmental impact Climate action Innovative tools Space agency milestones Aerospace advancements Scientific research Spacecraft imagery Earth from space Space station progress Psyche mission anniversary Interplanetary exploration Space news Climate solutions NASA's impact Astronaut perspectives Technological advancements Sustainability in space Climate science Space innovation Scientific marvels Earth's changing landscapes NASA's mission updates Psyche mission insights Spacecraft engineering Climate awareness Planetary science Astronomical wonders Milestones in space exploration Space station research Climate resilience Psyche spacecraft imagery Earth observation tools Space station anniversary NASA's contributions to climate change Space exploration achievements Climate action tools Psyche mission success Space technology Celestial wonders Earth monitoring Space station collaboration Climate innovations Aerospace discoveries Planetary wonders Psyche mission highlights Space agency updates Climate change solutions Cutting-edge space tools Space station milestones NASA's commitment to Earth Psyche mission journey Earth's beauty from space Climate science advancements Space exploration impact Astronomical revelations Space discoveries in 2023 Climate change awareness Psyche spacecraft journey Space station science NASA's environmental role Tools for a sustainable future Exploring new frontiers Climate resilience in space Psyche mission imagery Earth's climate challenges Space station success stories Psyche mission updates Advancements in space research Climate monitoring from orbit Space exploration insights NASA's global contributions Psyche spacecraft milestones Space station excellence Climate action progress Cutting-edge space tools Psyche mission discoveries Space technology innovations Climate change solutions from space NASA's planetary impact Psyche spacecraft science Space station achievements Climate-conscious tools Journey into the unknown Psyche mission revelations Space exploration triumphs Climate change battle from above

The lifetime of space missions can be measured in decades, not years. From designing, building, launching, sampling and finally returning home, follow the #NASAExplorers of OSIRIS-REx as they enter the final stretch of their quest to sample asteroid Bennu. The lifetime of space missions transcends mere years, extending into the realm of decades—a testament to the dedication and ingenuity of the #NASAExplorers. The journey of OSIRIS-REx unfolds through the meticulous phases of design, construction, launch, intricate sampling maneuvers, and now, as they approach the culminating moments of their mission—returning home with precious samples from asteroid Bennu. This odyssey showcases the enduring spirit of space exploration and the remarkable achievements attained over the prolonged course of this interstellar quest. #SpaceExploration #OSIRISRExMission 🌌🚀

Maas Digital created this animation of the Mars Exploration Rover mission for Cornell University and NASA/JPL in 2003. Mars Exploration Rover Maas Digital Animation Cornell University NASA/JPL Space Exploration Mars Mission 2003 Red Planet Robotics Scientific Visualization Planetary Science Space Technology Rover Animation Astronomy Outer Space Scientific Communication Educational Content Planetary Exploration NASA Animation JPL Collaboration Martian Surface Robotics Engineering Space Missions Solar System Exploration Geology Mars Rover Mission Science Outreach Animation Production Digital Media NASA Collaboration Science Education Mars Rover Opportunity Mars Rover Spirit Rover Lander Planetary Geology Aerospace Engineering Space Science Remote Sensing Educational Animation Space Technology Visualization Engineering Excellence Interplanetary Mission Geospatial Analysis STEM Education Multimedia Presentation Mars Rover Project Extraterrestrial Exploration Scientific Research Robotic Exploration Space Mission Animation Educational Outreach Robotics Innovation Spacecraft Animation Exploring Mars Scientific Discovery Animated Science Geoscience Mission Visualization Mars Rover Animation 2003 Celestial Bodies Aerospace Technology Astronomical Research Red Planet Mission Educational Technology Geophysics Planetary Robotics Mars Lander Animation Science and Technology Spacecraft Engineering NASA Mission Visualization Interactive Learning Digital Science Mars Exploration Program Robotic Science Learning Resources Extraterrestrial Robotics Cosmic Exploration Space Research Outreach Initiatives Interactive Science Scientific Illustration Mars Rover Science Space Mission Story Astronomical Animation Educational Visuals Planet Mars Aerospace Visualization NASA Educational Content Interactive Exploration Mission to the Red Planet Planetary Research Space Technology Advancements Educational Materials Mission Narrative Mars Rover Visualization Scientific Storytelling Technology in Space Space Exploration Heritage Maas Digital Animation

NASA's Moon rover prototype completed mobility tests. The VIPER mission is managed by NASA's Ames Research Center in California's Silicon Valley and is scheduled to be delivered to Mons Mouton near the South Pole of the Moon in late 2024 by Astrobotic's Griffin lander as part of the Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative. VIPER will inform future Artemis landing sites by helping to characterize the lunar environment and help determine locations where water and other resources could be harvested to sustain humans over extended stays. The VIPER science team also aims to address how frozen water and other volatiles got on the Moon in the first place, where they came from, what has kept some of them preserved over billions of years, and where they go after they escape the lunar soil. NASA Moon rover Prototype Mobility tests VIPER mission Ames Research Center Silicon Valley Mons Mouton South Pole Moon Astrobotic's Griffin lander Commercial Lunar Payload Services 2024 Lunar environment Water resources Sustain humans Extended stays Artemis landing sites Characterize VIPER science team Frozen water Volatiles Moon's history Lunar soil Water preservation Billions of years Lunar exploration Scientific research Space exploration Astrobiology.

The Earth is seen setting from the far side of the Moon just beyond the Orion spacecraft in this video taken on the sixth day of the Artemis I mission by a camera on the tip of one of Orion's solar arrays. The spacecraft was preparing for the Outbound Powered Flyby maneuver which would bring it within 80 miles of the lunar surface, the closest approach of the uncrewed Artemis I mission, before moving into a distant retrograde orbit around the Moon. The spacecraft entered the lunar sphere of influence Sunday, Nov. 20, making the Moon, instead of Earth, the main gravitational force acting on the spacecraft. Earth gracefully sets from the Moon's far side during the sixth day of the Artemis I mission. 🚀 Orion, positioned just beyond the lunar horizon, readies itself for the Outbound Powered Flyby, a pivotal maneuver bringing it within 80 miles of the lunar surface. 🌕 This marked the closest approach in the uncrewed Artemis I mission, as the spacecraft transitioned into a distant retrograde orbit around the Moon. 🌑 On November 20, the spacecraft entered the lunar sphere of influence, with the Moon now exerting its gravitational pull as the primary force, steering Artemis I on its celestial journey.

On Nov. 16, 2022, NASA made history with the launch of our Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft - our newest transportation system that will return humans to the Moon. Relive the powerful moment SLS rumbled away from Earth, beginning Orion's three-week test flight around the Moon, and watch as we document Orion's splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, closing the first chapter in America's next deep space exploration story. NASA's Historic Launch: On Nov. 16, 2022, witness the groundbreaking moment as NASA launches the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft, marking a pivotal step in our journey back to the Moon. Experience the awe-inspiring rumble as SLS propels Orion on its three-week test flight around the Moon, capturing the essence of human exploration. Follow the narrative as we meticulously document Orion's splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, symbolizing the successful closure of the inaugural chapter in America's ambitious deep space exploration saga. Join us in celebrating this historic leap into the cosmos.

The Earth is seen rising from behind the shadowed surface of the Moon in this video taken on the sixth day of the Artemis I mission by a camera on the tip of one of Orion's solar arrays. The spacecraft had just successfully executed the Outbound Powered Flyby maneuver which brought it within 80 miles of the lunar surface, the closest approach of the uncrewed Artemis I mission, before moving into a distant retrograde orbit around the Moon. The spacecraft entered the lunar sphere of influence Sunday, Nov. 20, making the Moon, instead of Earth, the main gravitational force acting on the spacecraft. Earthrise Moonshot Artemis I Spacecraft Lunar Mission Outbound Powered Flyby Orion's Solar Arrays Lunar Surface Uncrewed Mission Closest Approach Retrograde Orbit Lunar Sphere of Influence Nov. 20 Gravitational Force Space Exploration Astronomical Maneuver Celestial Dance Cosmic Perspective Space Odyssey Mission Milestone Lunar Gravity Captivating View Interplanetary Journey Tip of the Solar Arrays Moon's Shadow Deep Space Travel Orbital Dynamics Earth-Moon Relationship Sixth Day Space Camera Space Adventure Space Technology Astronomical Achievement Lunar Exploration Space Odyssey Stunning Footage Outer Space Marvel Gravity Play Solar Array Perspective Mission Success Lunar Flyby Earth's Crescent Extraterrestrial Encounter Orbital Maneuver Cosmic Ballet Spacecraft's View Interstellar Journey Spacebound Perspective Orbital Exploration Otherworldly Glimpse Moon's Gravitational Pull Astral Encounter Celestial Beauty Space Horizon Lunar Force Nov. 20 Chronicle Spacecraft's Journey Celestial Orbits Earth's Rival Moon's Dominion Gravity Dance Space Marvel Lunar Close-Up Mission Chronicle Space Travel Diary Beyond Earth's Horizon Spacecraft's Maneuver Cosmic Proximity Lunar Shadow Earth's Backdrop Space Odyssey Chronicle Moon's Embrace Orbital Adventure Earth's Eclipse Astronomical Perspective Space Beyond Lunar Power Space Marvel Nov. 20 Encounter Gravity's Embrace Lunar Exploration Diary Earth's Retreat Celestial Drama Spacecraft's Close Call Moon's Sphere Space Odyssey Journal Earth's Eclipse Lunar Gravitational Force Space Discovery Solar Array Vantage Point Earth's Sublime Rise Cosmic Harmony Lunar Connection Nov. 20 Odyssey Orbital Marvel Spacecraft's Viewpoint Celestial Dynamics Moon's Embrace Space Odyssey Chronicle Earth and Moon

New Horizons marks a historic milestone as the pioneering mission to explore the Kuiper Belt, an extensive region teeming with icy bodies and enigmatic small objects that orbit beyond Neptune. Often referred to as the "third" zone of our solar system, it lies beyond the inner rocky planets and the outer gas giants. The spacecraft itself is a product of the expertise housed at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Maryland. APL not only designed and built New Horizons but also oversees its operations, playing a crucial role in the mission's success. NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington entrusts the management of this groundbreaking endeavor to APL. The mission's significance is further underscored in "The Year of Pluto - NASA New Horizons," a compelling one-hour documentary that delves into the intricacies of the mission, offering insights into its origins and the profound implications it holds. Interviews with key figures such as Dr. James Green, John Spencer, Fran Bagenal, Mark Showalter, and others provide a deep understanding of how New Horizons seeks to unravel mysteries and address fundamental questions about our solar system. As part of NASA's New Frontiers Program, overseen by the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, New Horizons stands as a testament to human curiosity and the relentless pursuit of scientific knowledge. New Horizons Kuiper Belt Solar System Exploration Icy Bodies Small Objects Outer Planets Neptune Third Zone Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Maryland Spacecraft Design Mission Operations NASA Science Mission Directorate Washington The Year of Pluto Documentary Hard Science Mission Origins Scientific Significance Dr. James Green John Spencer Fran Bagenal Mark Showalter Answering Questions New Frontiers Program Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville, Alabama Space Exploration Planetary Science Celestial Bodies Deep Space Mission Astrophysics Cosmic Discoveries Research and Exploration Scientific Inquiry Interplanetary Travel Astronomy Educational Outreach Cosmic Mysteries Discovering New Worlds Extraterrestrial Exploration Space Technology Scientific Collaboration Cosmic Phenomena Exploration Beyond Earth Space Discoveries Outer Space Adventures Space Mission Management Interstellar Studies Orbital Dynamics Scientific Exploration Mission Success Space Documentary Planetary Orbits Space Science Space Probes Celestial Exploration Cosmic Investigations Solar System Wonders Space Discoveries Scientific Achievements Celestial Exploration Astronomical Observations Space Technology Planetary Discoveries Cosmic Research Deep Space Exploration Extraterrestrial Discoveries Planetary Geology Astronomical Phenomena Spacecraft Operations Cosmic Perspectives Scientific Inquiry Astronomical Discoveries Outer Space Mysteries Kuiper Belt Objects Planetary Mysteries Celestial Phenomena Scientific Insights Cosmic Knowledge New Horizons Mission Details Outer Space Exploration Space Travel Space Sciences Educational Significance Astronomical Education Scientific Understanding Space Mission Technology Cosmic Evolution Interplanetary Mysteries Solar System Dynamics Space Mission Objectives Celestial Wonder Space Mission Achievements Outer Space Adventures Space Research Cosmic Exploration Planetary Science Advancements https://rumble.com/v3ylydh-highlights-first-images-from-the-james-webb-space-telescope-official-nasa-v.html

In this captivating concept animation, we catch a glimpse of the unfolding narrative surrounding the first human landing site on Mars. The visualization takes us on a journey, illustrating the potential evolution of the Martian landscape as it becomes a focal point for numerous human expeditions spanning over a decade or more. The scene unfolds with each mission, showcasing the progressive development of infrastructure, habitats, and scientific facilities. From the initial touchdown of the first human mission, we witness the steady expansion and adaptation of the landing site, reflecting the advancements in technology, our growing understanding of the Martian environment, and the increasing complexity of our missions to the Red Planet. It encapsulates the spirit of exploration and the transformative impact of human presence on a distant celestial body, offering a glimpse into a future where Mars may become a second home for humanity. Mars Exploration Human Landing Site Red Planet Mars Colonization Space Exploration Concept Animation Mars Mission Extraterrestrial Life Interplanetary Travel Space Technology Mars Surface Astronauts Spacecraft Design Planetary Exploration Mars Habitat Space Architecture Mars Rover Future Space Missions Space Settlement Scientific Discovery Space Science Mission Planning Space Innovation Cosmic Frontier Space Infrastructure Habitat Evolution Mars Landscape Human Spaceflight Extraterrestrial Habitat Space Engineering Mission Concept Planetary Science Space Base Martian Environment Exploration Technology Space Settlement Design Human Space Exploration Martian Surface Space Planning Expedition Progression Mars Landing Space Future Red Planet Evolution Sustainable Space Exploration Terraforming Mars Space Habitability Exploration Strategies Space Mission Visualization Colonizing Mars Futuristic Space Travel Martian Landscape Mars Colony Mission Phases Space Station Mars Atmosphere Spacecraft Evolution Space Journey Space Development Astrobiology Planetary Settlement Space Habitats Human Presence on Mars Space Innovation Interstellar Travel Mission Progress Martian Research Mars Habitat Design Space Planning Mars Orbital Infrastructure Scientific Exploration Extraterrestrial Base Future Space Settlement Space Mission Architecture Exploration Technologies Mars Expedition Space Exploration Vision Mars Ascent Sustainable Space Habitats Human Space Settlement Red Planet Expedition Space Development Strategies Martian Outposts Space Travel Future Planetary Habitability Space Mission Progression Mars Mission Phases Extraterrestrial Architecture Space Exploration Challenges Future of Space Travel Mars Base Design Space Settlement Evolution Mars Frontier Human Exploration Spacecraft Innovation Martian Terrain Space Mission Dynamics Evolutionary Space Architecture Astronaut Exploration Red Planet Habitat Space Exploration Future

A journey of a billion miles and back begins with a launch. OSIRIS-REx's goal: Travel to asteroid Bennu, collect a sample, and return it home. But why Bennu? Meet the NASA Explorers looking for clues to our early solar system in a sample of asteroid rock. It's not rockets and satellites that make NASA soar. It's people. Go inside the space agency and follow the pioneers, risk-takers and experts at the frontline of exploration. This season, follow along with the OSIRIS-REx team, as they launch a spacecraft to an asteroid, collect a sample of Bennu, and bring it home to Earth. OSIRIS-REx Billion Miles Journey Launch Beginnings NASA Explorers Asteroid Bennu Solar System Clues Sample Collection Homebound Mission Rocket Science Space Pioneers Risk-Takers Frontline Experts Inside NASA People Behind NASA Space Agency Exploration Season OSIRIS-REx Team Spacecraft Launch Bennu's Secret Earth's Connection Mission Objectives Asteroid Rock Sample NASA's Vision Interstellar Travel Beyond Boundaries Celestial Adventure Astronomy Marvel Exploring the Unknown Space Odyssey Scientific Endeavor Learning from Bennu Unveiling Mysteries Space Discovery Infinite Frontiers Mission Control Liftoff Moments Gravity Assists Orbital Dynamics Interplanetary Exploration Asteroid Mining Potential Return Journey Earth's Gravitational Pull Spacecraft Maneuvers Extraterrestrial Rocks Asteroid Composition NASA's Legacy Cosmic Origins Stellar Samples Deep Space Trek Exploration Challenges Orbital Insertion Cosmic Quest Red Planet Insights Beyond Moon Missions Inspirational Exploration Rocket Launch Spectacle Uncharted Territories Planetary Protection Reentry Strategy Celestial Navigation Mission Highlights Space Communication Team Collaboration Cosmic Puzzle Astrogeology Insights Spaceborne Instruments Gravity Microgravity Asteroid Belt Wonders Solar Wind Samples Astrobiology Possibilities Deep Space Signals Zero-G Experience Space Technology Evolution Microgravity Experiments Cosmic Challenges Mission Updates Earth's Ancient History Space Rocks Research Future Space Exploration Lunar Gateway Concepts Beyond Hubble Space Station Collaboration Exoplanet Discoveries Interstellar Ambitions Saturn's Rings Insights Heliophysics Discoveries NASA's Impact Galactic Exploration Asteroid Tracking Technology Stellar Nurseries Black Hole Observations Space Tourism Dreams Planetary Atmospheres Asteroid Impact Studies Comet Discoveries Neptune's Mysteries Space Weather Monitoring Future Space Telescopes Cosmic Time Travel Exploration Finale

In a high-stakes operation known as TAG, or Touch-and-Go, OSIRIS-REx faced the daunting challenge of collecting a sample from the surface of asteroid Bennu within a mere six-second timeframe. This critical maneuver unfolded as the team of #NASAExplorers, orchestrators of this ambitious mission, anxiously monitored the spacecraft's progress from a staggering distance of 200 million miles away. The success of TAG was imperative for the OSIRIS-REx mission, as the collected sample held the key to unraveling the mysteries of our solar system's formation and the origins of life on Earth. The precision required for this extraterrestrial rendezvous showcased the culmination of years of planning, technological innovation, and the dedication of the scientific community to push the boundaries of space exploration. As the spacecraft executed its rapid descent to Bennu's surface, the suspense among the mission controllers undoubtedly mirrored the tension inherent in exploring the vast reaches of the cosmos, where every moment counts in the pursuit of scientific discovery. OSIRIS-REx NASAExplorers TAG maneuver Touch-and-Go Asteroid Bennu Sample collection Space exploration Mission success Space missions Deep space Solar system exploration Space technology Aerospace engineering Extraterrestrial samples Scientific achievement Interplanetary mission Spacecraft navigation Space agency Space rendezvous Cosmic rocks Celestial bodies Astrodynamics Space science Remote operations Mission control Planetary geology Outer space adventure Robotic exploration Scientific discoveries Cosmic rendezvous Space probe Asteroid sampling Mission milestones Space communication Space mission control Cosmic distance Precision maneuvers Space exploration triumph Extraterrestrial materials Deep space achievement Astrobiology Space technology advancement Cosmic dust Spacecraft telemetry Planetary exploration Scientific exploration Space odyssey Astronomical achievement Space mission update Asteroid surface Space navigation Space travel Cosmic samples Spaceflight engineering Space mission success Solar system adventure Cosmic research Asteroid study Space sample return Deep space probe Celestial exploration Mission countdown Space adventure milestone Astronomical triumph Asteroid mission Space telemetry Space exploration history Cosmic sample analysis Space technology breakthrough TAG event Interstellar achievement Astronomical distance Extraterrestrial exploration Space science discovery Asteroid research Space exploration update Precision space operations Deep space success Space mission accomplishment Spacecraft precision Celestial navigation Asteroid rendezvous Space triumph Cosmic discoveries Robotic space exploration Space achievement TAG maneuver success Astronomical navigation Space sample collection Deep space mission TAG event success Solar system triumph Space exploration breakthrough Celestial sample Outer space success Space accomplishment Mission success story TAG maneuver achievement Space exploration excellence Astronomical milestone https://rumble.com/v3ym6lq-spacex-and-nasa-will-set-up-moon-base-this-is-how...html

• This journey breaks several laws of physics in order to reach the known limit of the universe, using a spacecraft capable of travelling at any speed. • The distance and speed are approximate, giving us an idea of how fast the spacecraft has to travel to move through the vast expanses of the universe. • Along the way, an Al will explain some important elements of the journey, to give us a more complete picture of what we are seeing. Faster Than Light Travel Laws of Physics Interstellar Journey Spacecraft Technology Limit of the Universe Hyperspace Travel Quantum Mechanics Relativity Warp Drive Speed of Light Cosmic Exploration Extraterrestrial Adventure Time Dilation Space-time Continuum Beyond Infinity Celestial Odyssey Quantum Leap Cosmic Velocity Astronomical Limits Infinite Possibilities Galactic Expedition Physics-Bending Journey Transcending Dimensions Hyperspeed Travel Quantum Entanglement Warp Bubble Universe's Edge Exotic Matter Gravity Manipulation Infinite Speed Astrophysical Wonders Superluminal Travel Beyond Light Years Time-Space Manipulation Wormhole Navigation Cosmic Frontiers Faster Than Light Breakthrough Hyperdrive Adventure Gravitational Anomalies Cosmic Warp Velocity Beyond Imagination Infinite Exploration Space-Time Distortion Theoretical Physics Galactic Speedster Limitless Acceleration Quantum Leap Across Galaxies Singularity Propulsion Exceeding Universal Boundaries Extraterrestrial Velocity Quantum Tunneling Celestial Speedster Time Warping Expedition Phenomenal Velocity Hyperbolic Trajectory Beyond the Event Horizon Breakneck Astrophysics Cosmic Velocity Records Interdimensional Sojourn FTL Propulsion Theoretical Limits Hyperspatial Travel Quantum Drive Transgalactic Speed Relativistic Dynamics Infinite Momentum Quantum Flux Galactic Overdrive Dimensional Crossing Speed of Thought Spacetime Warping Craft Velocity of the Cosmos Cosmic Velocity Breakthrough Quantum Leaps and Bounds Starbound Odyssey FTL Odyssey Celestial Speed Limits Quantum Realm Travel Hypervelocity Chronicles Warp Speed Wonders Hyperbolic Expedition Quantum Acceleration Galactic Limits Pushed Lightspeed Marvel Infinite Trajectory Cosmic Phenomena Time-Space Odyssey FTL Frontier Quantum Speedster Celestial Vortex Beyond Light Speed Time-Warping Vessel Uncharted Cosmic Speeds Quantum Propulsion Dimensional Speedways Galactic Quantum Leap Cosmic Velocity Marvel Beyond Galactic Norms Velocity to Infinity Quantum Travel Beyond https://rumble.com/v3ym6lq-spacex-and-nasa-will-set-up-moon-base-this-is-how...html

NASA Langley researchers are experts in modeling and simulations for entry, descent and landing, working on missions since the Viking lander in 1976. In this episode, we explore the challenges of guiding landers like Mars InSight through the Martian atmosphere for a safe landing. Watch InSight launch as early as May 5, 2018! Mars Exploration Red Planet Landing Martian Arrival Mission to Mars Historic Space Landing Interplanetary Journey Mars Expedition 2023 Spacecraft Touchdown Martian Surface Exploration The Mars Landing Experience Red Horizon Encounter Unveiling Mars Mysteries Red Dust Adventure Planet Mars Arrival Martian Frontier Exploration NASA's Mars Mission SpaceX's Martian Odyssey Mars Rover Expedition Red Planet Discovery Mars Touchdown Celebration Astronauts on Mars Alien Landscape Exploration Mars Rover Chronicles Spacecraft Triumph on Mars Martian Landscape Unveiled Journey to the Fourth Rock Space Pioneering on Mars Mars Landing Spectacle Intergalactic Expedition Red Planet Odyssey The Dawn of Martian Era Epic Mars Arrival Exploring the Martian Unknown Mars Surface Unveiled Spacecraft Triumphs on Red Soil Mars Mission Accomplished Historic Red Planet Landing Mars Exploration Saga First Steps on Martian Soil Martian Gateway Unlocked Mars Landing Chronicles Gateway to Another World Martian Odyssey Unleashed Unveiling the Martian Terrain Red Planet Rover Adventure Extraterrestrial Landing Mars Landing Milestone Journey Through Martian Dust Martian Soil Expedition Red Planet Rendezvous The Mars Frontier Explored Astronauts Conquer Mars Mars Surface Encounter Unprecedented Martian Mission Mars Landing Triumph Spacecraft's Martian Triumph Martian Terrain Exploration Touchdown on the Red Frontier Martian Landscape Adventure Expedition to the Martian World Red Planet Victory Mars Rover's Great Leap Mars Arrival Chronicles Space Odyssey on Mars Martian Wonders Unveiled Astral Triumph on Mars Mars Landing Victory Lap Journey Through Martian Atmosphere Red Planet Revelations Rover's Martian Odyssey Martian Expedition Unleashed Gateway to the Martian Frontier Mars Surface Spectacle Celestial Triumph on Red Soil Astronauts' Martian Triumph Martian Landscape Explored Historic Red Planet Encounter Mars Landing Legacy Expedition to the Martian Red Red Planet's Secrets Unveiled Martian Soil Expeditionary Force Journey into the Martian Abyss Mars Landing Jubilation Mission Accomplished on Mars Martian Frontier Triumph Red Planet's Mysteries Unearthed Astronauts' Martian Odyssey Mars Rover's Epic Quest Martian Landscape Chronicles Gateway to the Martian Expanse Mars Landing Extravaganza Red Planet Revelry Epic Mars Encounter Journey Through Martian Time Unveiling Martian Marvels Astronauts' Red Frontier Triumph Mars Landing Spectacular Martian Terrain Expedition Expeditionary Force on Red Soil Journey into the Martian

OSIRIS-REx is NASA's first asteroid sample return mission. It launched in September 2016 on a journey to explore a near-Earth asteroid called Bennu. In October 2020, the spacecraft ventured to the asteroid's surface and collected about 250 grams of material for delivery to Earth. Now, two years and four months after leaving Bennu, OSIRIS-REx is closing in on the place where its journey began. The mission's thrilling finale will take place on September 24, 2023, as a capsule containing the Bennu samples touches down in Utah's West Desert. Follow the journey to OSIRIS-REx NASA Asteroid Sample return mission Bennu Space exploration Near-Earth asteroid Spacecraft Launch September 2016 October 2020 Surface collection Material Earth delivery Two years Four months Bennu samples Utah West Desert Finale September 24, 2023 Journey Space mission Exploration Capsule Space technology Space science Astronomical mission Extraterrestrial material Space capsule Aerospace Mission completion Scientific discovery Space timeline Spacecraft trajectory Interplanetary exploration Mission updates Space milestones Planetary science Celestial body Cosmic exploration NASA mission Asteroid research Space probe Scientific achievement Astronomical research Space odyssey Deep space exploration Space history Extraterrestrial encounter Space rendezvous Cosmic journey Mission success Space adventure Astronomical phenomenon Interstellar mission Space technology advancement Space discovery Planetary exploration Cosmic sample Galactic exploration Space travel Astrobiology Cosmic phenomena Space science breakthrough Space odyssey conclusion Astral voyage Stellar exploration Space accomplishment Solar system exploration Cosmic expedition Scientific exploration Space mission finale Cosmic journey's end Aerospace technology Galactic achievement Cosmic rendezvous Space exploration climax Celestial discovery Space return Bennu expedition Planetary mission Deep space journey Astrochemistry Solar system research Cosmic adventure Galactic milestone Space endeavor Space odyssey endgame Cosmic history Stellar sample Space research Celestial odyssey Planetary discovery Space triumph Galactic exploration finale Astronomical odyssey Cosmic accomplishment Space probe conclusion Astrophysical discover

‏Espacio a Tierra, la versión en español de las cápsulas‏ ‏Space to Ground de la NASA, te informa‏ ‏semanalmente de lo que está sucediendo en la‏ ‏Estación Espacial Internacional.‏ Espacio a Tierra: Explorando la Órbita Semanalmente Descubre las maravillas del espacio con Espacio a Tierra, la versión en español de las cápsulas Space to Ground de la NASA. Mantente al tanto de las emocionantes novedades que acontecen en la Estación Espacial Internacional (EEI) a través de nuestras actualizaciones semanales. Resúmenes de la Semana: Obtén informes concisos sobre las actividades clave realizadas por los astronautas a bordo de la EEI. Desde experimentos científicos innovadores hasta eventos especiales, te mantenemos al tanto. Ciencia en Gravedad Cero: Explora los fascinantes experimentos científicos que desafían la gravedad en el espacio. Descubre cómo la microgravedad impacta la investigación y cómo los astronautas contribuyen al avance del conocimiento. Aventuras Espaciales: Sigue las misiones espaciales más recientes y emocionantes. Desde caminatas espaciales hasta despliegues de satélites, te llevamos a bordo de las emocionantes aventuras que tienen lugar fuera de la EEI. Perfil de Astronautas: Conoce a los valientes hombres y mujeres que viven y trabajan en el espacio. Descubre sus historias, intereses y las tareas diarias que desempeñan para mantener la EEI en funcionamiento. Perspectivas Únicas: Disfruta de vistas impresionantes de la Tierra desde la EEI. Cada semana, compartimos imágenes y videos exclusivos capturados por los astronautas, ofreciéndote una perspectiva única de nuestro planeta. Logros Científicos: Mantente al tanto de los logros científicos y descubrimientos únicos realizados en el entorno único de la EEI. Desde avances médicos hasta investigaciones medioambientales, la ciencia espacial nunca deja de sorprender. Preguntas de la Audiencia: Participa enviando tus preguntas sobre el espacio, la EEI y la vida en gravedad cero. Seleccionaremos preguntas cada semana para responderlas y fomentar la conexión directa con la audiencia. Con Espacio a Tierra, sumérgete en el emocionante mundo de la exploración espacial en tu propio idioma. Únete a nosotros para descubrir las maravillas que la EEI tiene para ofrecer, semana tras semana. ¡El espacio te espera

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is heading to space to explore the universe as no telescope has before. This observatory has both cameras and spectrographs, instruments that take light apart to reveal the chemical makeup of cosmic objects. Dr. Thomas Zurbuchen and Dr. Ellen Stofan discuss the upcoming launch, as well as the Hubble Space Telescope backup mirror and historical spectrographs on display at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. NASA James Webb Space Telescope Space exploration Universe Telescope Observatories Cameras Spectrographs Light analysis Chemical makeup Cosmic objects Astronomy Space technology Scientific instruments Deep space exploration Cosmic discoveries Webb Telescope mission Astronomical observatory Space science Cosmic exploration Galactic studies Infrared astronomy Cosmic composition Space discoveries Advanced telescopes Scientific advancements Astronomical breakthroughs Celestial observations Webb Space Telescope launch Cosmic mysteries Stellar spectroscopy Galactic research Space missions Exploration beyond Earth Extraterrestrial studies Cosmic revelations Webb Telescope technology Space optics Frontier of astronomy Space spectrometry Galactic analysis Cosmic imaging Telescopic vision Beyond the solar system Cosmic insights Space instruments Advanced space exploration Universe mapping Webb Telescope instruments Space innovation Galactic discoveries In-depth space observation Cutting-edge astronomy Webb Telescope spectroscopy Cosmic understanding Space phenomenon Stellar revelations Interstellar exploration Webb Telescope cameras Space science advancements Celestial composition Cosmic knowledge Astronomical wonders Deep space mysteries Spectral analysis Galactic compositions Webb Telescope capabilities Outer space exploration Webb Telescope science Astronomical marvels Space exploration technology Cosmic marvels Webb Telescope revelations Stellar spectrographs Space optics technology Beyond our galaxy Cosmic breakthroughs Webb Telescope optics Space research Celestial spectroscopy Scientific exploration Webb Telescope capabilities Cosmic insights Space mysteries unraveling Webb Telescope discoveries Cosmic revelations Galactic technology Webb Telescope launch Space telescope mission Celestial imaging Stellar technologies Webb Telescope journey Exploring distant galaxies Astronomical instruments Cosmic exploration journey Webb Telescope science Space observation tools Stellar discoveries Galactic mysteries Advancing astronomy research

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NASA is closely monitoring a substantial solar storm hurtling towards Earth, raising concerns among scientists and space agencies. The impending storm, characterized by intense solar activity, has the potential to disrupt communication systems, navigation technology, and power grids on our planet. As researchers analyze the storm's trajectory and strength, precautionary measures are being considered to mitigate potential impacts. The intricate dance of charged particles from the sun colliding with Earth's magnetic field poses challenges, prompting NASA to keep a vigilant eye on this celestial event and its potential ramifications for our technological infrastructure. NASA Solar Storm Earth Space Weather Solar Activity Sun Space Threat Emergency Preparedness Geomagnetic Storm Astronomical Event Solar Flares Space Exploration Solar Dynamics Observatory Space Agencies Solar Radiation Satellite Communication Solar Wind Space Weather Forecasting Solar Observatory Solar Phenomenon Space Hazards Space Research Space Monitoring Solar Activity Warning Scientific Investigation Solar Disturbance Earth's Magnetosphere Solar Maximum Solar Minimum Solar Impact on Earth Celestial Events Astronomical Phenomena NASA Alert Solar Storm Effects Solar Eruptions Space Science Solar System Dynamics Solar Dynamics Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO) Solar Monitoring Network Planetary Defense Sunspot Activity Space Weather Research Space Technology Solar Flare Forecast Solar Storm Watch Solar Proton Event Sun-Earth Connection Solar Observatory Data Space Weather Monitoring Emergency Response Space Threat Assessment Solar Weather Impact Solar Storm Prediction Solar Geophysics Ionosphere Disturbances Solar Forecasting Center Space Weather Phenomena Solar-Terrestrial Interaction Magnetospheric Storm Solar Storm Alert Solar-Geophysical Data Solar Research Missions Solar-Terrestrial Relations Solar Flare Activity Solar Dynamics Modeling Space Weather Prediction Center Solar Irradiance Space-Based Observations Solar Storm Consequences Solar Observatories Network Magnetospheric Response Solar Flare Intensity Space Weather Monitoring System Solar Weather Patterns Solar Observatory Alerts Ionospheric Disturbance Solar Activity Impact Solar Terrestrial Environment Solar Dynamics Observatory Alerts Solar Weather Patterns Solar Activity Reports Space Weather Research Network Solar Storm Risk Assessment Space Weather Models Solar Magnetic Fields Solar-Terrestrial Connection Solar Storm Emergency Space Weather Advisory Solar Event Tracking Solar Eruptions Analysis Space Weather Consequences Solar Observations Network Solar Flare Monitoring Solar Dynamics Observatory Updates Space Weather Data Solar Storm Tracking Space Weather Monitoring Network Solar Activity Trends Earth's Space Environment Is this conversation helpful so far? https://rumble.com/v3ym6lq-spacex-and-nasa-will-set-up-moon-base-this-is-how...html

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One of them was found in 2019 and called Teegarden B. This is a super Earth [Mass: 1.05 Earths] orbiting an M-type star every 4.9 days at a distance of 0.0252 AU. The Teegarden's Star is one of the closest stars to our solar system located about 12.4 light-years away from us. And although the red dwarf is 10 times less massive than our sun, and has a temperature of just about 2,700°C [5,000°F], it can still provide enough heat for its two planets [Teegarden b Teegarden c]. The two exoplanets are similar to the inner planets in our solar system and are only slightly more massive than Earth. Both of them are situated in the habitable zone where liquid water can exist, but Teegarden b seems much more promising, and here's why. Teegarden B Super Earth Exoplanet M-type star Orbit 2019 discovery Mass: 1.05 Earths Distance: 0.0252 AU Teegarden's Star Closest stars 12.4 light-years Red dwarf 10 times less massive Temperature: 2,700°C Heat source Two planets Teegarden c Inner planets Solar system Habitable zone Liquid water Promising Discovery Solar neighborhood Astrophysics Astronomy Celestial bodies Space exploration Cosmic discoveries Stellar systems Planetary science Space exploration Extraterrestrial worlds Interstellar research Star systems Celestial bodies Exploration milestones Cosmic proximity Planetary atmospheres Stellar classification Stellar neighbors Galactic neighborhood Astronomical data Planetary characteristics Planetary exploration Exoplanetology Space discoveries Telescopic observations Red dwarf stars Solar radiation Astrophysical phenomena Celestial discoveries Cosmic environments Space science Extraterrestrial environments Star mapping Celestial mapping Cosmic proximity Planetary systems Planetary atmospheres Telescopic advancements Space missions Exoplanet research Habitable exoplanets Planetary conditions Astrobiology Teegarden system Stellar heat Interstellar distances Planetary potential Solar system exploration Exoplanet atmospheres Celestial exploration Astronomical breakthroughs Cosmic analysis Space technology Stellar observations Cosmic warmth Exoplanet habitability Stellar neighbors Galactic survey Teegarden's planetary system Celestial comparisons Space knowledge Solar research Planetary orbits Teegarden system dynamics Stellar characteristics Cosmic distances Planetary potential Extraterrestrial conditions Celestial habitats Stellar classifications Teegarden system exploration Galactic proximity Celestial spheres Planetary proximity Astronomical constants Spacefront discoveries Astronomical wonders https://rumble.com/v3ym6lq-spacex-and-nasa-will-set-up-moon-base-this-is-how...html

El astronauta de la NASA Frank Rubio, quien acaba de cumplir una misión récord, es el presentador de un video con el primer tour de la NASA narrado en español del hogar de la humanidad en el espacio: la Estación Espacial Internacional. El recorrido por la estación espacial va de un extremo a otro del complejo orbital, comenzando en el módulo Harmony e incluyendo la cúpula, la ventana al mundo de la estación espacial. Rubio, que participó como ingeniero de vuelo en las Expediciones 68 y 69, pasó un total de 371 días en el espacio durante su primera misión NASA Tour Espacial Exploración Cósmica Misión Espacial Presentador Narración en Español Hogar de la Humanidad Espacio Record Mundial Aventura Estelar Viaje Interplanetario Astronomía Descubrimientos Científicos Tecnología Espacial Experiencia Única Conquista del Espacio Maravillas Celestiales Observación Orbital Ciencia Espacial Pionero Espacial Emoción Cósmica Historia Estelar Documental Espacial Galaxias Planetas Lejanos Estación Espacial Internacional Astrofísica Aventura Científica Futuro Espacial Exploración del Universo Misterios Cósmicos Inspiración Espacial Viaje a la Luna Investigación Astrobiológica Maratón Espacial Conexión Terrestre Adelantos Tecnológicos Fascinación Espacial Educativo Estrellas Distantes Ciencia y Exploración Innovación Espacial Conocimiento Celestial Recorrido Extraterrestre Soledad Estelar Adrenalina Cósmica Travesía Galáctica Desafíos Espaciales Relato Espacial Astronáutica Is this conversation helpful so far? Estación Espacial Complejo Orbital Módulo Harmony Cúpula Espacial Ventana al Mundo Ingeniero de Vuelo Expediciones 68 y 69 Rubio 371 días en el Espacio Primera Misión Órbita Terrestre Exploración Espacial Ciencia Espacial Astronáutica Vuelo Espacial Tecnología Espacial Investigación Científica Espacio Exterior Gravedad Cero Microgravedad NASA Agencia Espacial Europea Estación Internacional Espacial Aventura Espacial Cosmonauta Astronauta Vida en el Espacio Rutina Espacial Desafíos del Espacio Astronomía Vehículo Espacial Propulsión Espacial Equipamiento Espacial Estudios Espaciales Exploradores del Espacio Travesía Cósmica Miradas a la Tierra desde el Espacio Cosmos Naves Espaciales Comunicación Espacial Radiación Cósmica Ambiente Espacial Entrenamiento Espacial Gravedad Simulada Regreso a la Tierra Viaje Interplanetario Telescopios Espaciales Investigación en Microgravedad Laboratorio Espacial Vida a Bordo Cohetes Espaciales Órbita Lunar Marte Exploración Planetaria Sistemas de Soporte Vital Astronomía Orbital Experimentos Espaciales Colonia Espacial Ecología Espacial Innovación Espacial Comida Espacial Sueños Espaciales Pioneros del Espacio Ciencia y Aventura Colaboración Internacional Mirando las Estrellas Condiciones Espaciales Trabajo en el Espacio Compartir Descubrimientos Rayos Cósmicos Exploración Sin Límites Laboratorio Orbital Observación Terrestre Estudios Biológicos Espaciales Meteoritos Sistemas de Navegación Espacial Realidad del Espacio Robótica Espacial Comportamiento Humano en el Espacio Desafíos Tecnológicos Historia Espacial Carrera Espacial Condiciones Atmosféricas Teoría de la Relatividad Astrofísica Tiempo Espacial Experiencias en Gravedad Cero Fotografía Espacial Inspiración Cósmica Ciencia-Ficción Espacial Futuro del Espacio Exploración Estelar Hazañas Espaciales Aventuras en la Galaxia Teoría del Big Bang Descubrimientos Cósmicos Exploración del Universo Observación Astronómica Vida Extraterrestre Exploración Prof https://rumble.com/v3ym6lq-spacex-and-nasa-will-set-up-moon-base-this-is-how...html

Space images can be scary. Space discoveries by the Hubble space telescope are made often. NASA focuses on finding new things within the Universe and sometimes they run into pretty creepy things. Enjoy this space video showing off creepy space images as part of the space discoveries 2020 series! https://rumble.com/v3ybqwc-scientists-have-found-most-horrible-planet-in-known-universe.html Embark on a cosmic odyssey as NASA's Hubble Space Telescope unveils the enigmatic and sometimes unsettling secrets of the universe. With regular breakthroughs, the Hubble captures the breathtaking yet eerie essence of space. Delving into the unknown, NASA's relentless pursuit of new cosmic phenomena occasionally brings to light mysterious and unsettling images that challenge our understanding of the cosmos. In our Space Discoveries 2020 series, witness the awe-inspiring and spine-chilling moments when the Hubble telescope peers into the depths of space, revealing the beauty and the haunting nature of celestial wonders. These images, born from the marriage of cutting-edge technology and boundless curiosity, offer a glimpse into the cosmic abyss, where the familiar and the eerie coexist in harmony. NASA's commitment to exploring the furthest reaches of the universe leads to encounters with celestial entities that defy conventional perception. The juxtaposition of dazzling galaxies and the uncanny unknown paints a surreal picture of the cosmos. Unveiling the mysteries of the universe often means confronting the bizarre and the disconcerting, creating a space where beauty and eeriness collide. Our curated space video invites you to witness these haunting space images, a captivating visual journey that showcases the darker, more mysterious side of the cosmos. Each frame tells a story of cosmic forces at play, transcending the boundaries of our comprehension. As we navigate the cosmos through the lens of the Hubble telescope, we invite you to embrace the spine-tingling beauty that emerges from the shadows of the unknown. So, buckle up for an otherworldly experience, as we present this compilation of creepy space images, a testament to NASA's tireless pursuit of unraveling the secrets that lurk in the farthest corners of the universe. Join us on this cosmic exploration and let the captivating allure of these space discoveries leave an indelible mark on your imagination. https://rumble.com/v3ym6lq-spacex-and-nasa-will-set-up-moon-base-this-is-how...html

#SpaceIsolation #UnexpectedEncounters #BeyondComfortZone #AstronautAdventures #TechBang #InnovationsInSpace #TerrifyingSpaceExperiences #WorkplaceConspiracies #TechTrends #SubscribeNow #SpaceExploration #FuturisticTech Astronauts are supposed to be by themselves in space, which is a frightening, overwhelming place. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that the likelihood of them encountering someone or something is unexpectedly low. But when they do, how are they supposed to respond? When you see something in space, it's probably not what you expected to see because you never expect it there. What else should you anticipate when you leave your neighborhood and travel outside of your comfort zone? Astronauts have had terrifying things happen to them while in space. Are these workplace conspiracies or actual experiences? Let's find out! TECH BANG! is the place to find the newest technology trends and innovations. We cover electric cars, space exploration and futuristic tech. 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NASA revealed the first five full-color images and spectrographic data from the world's most powerful space telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope, a partnership with ESA (European Space Agency), and CSA (Canadian Space Agency). The world got its first look at the full capabilities of the mission at a live event streamed from the agency's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, on July 12, 2022. The event showcased these targets: - Carina Nebula: A landscape speckled with glittering stars and cosmic cliffs - Stephan's Quintet: An enormous mosaic with a visual grouping of five galaxies - Southern Ring Nebula: A nebula with rings of gas and dust for thousands of years in all directions - WASP 96-b: A distinct signature of water in the atmosphere of an exoplanet orbiting a distant Sun-like star - SMACS 0723: The deepest and sharpest infrared image of the distant universe to date https://rumble.com/v3y74d6-nasa-mars-helicopter-ingenuity-animations.html NASA James Webb Space Telescope ESA CSA Space exploration Spectrographic data Full-color images Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt, Maryland Live event Space mission Partnership Telescopic capabilities Space technology World's most powerful telescope Scientific breakthrough Astronomy Space agencies International collaboration Space observation Celestial objects Outer space Cosmic exploration Cutting-edge technology Space discoveries Astronomical research Space science Space telescope launch Spacecraft unveiling Space mission updates Astrophysics Deep space exploration Revolutionary telescope Space innovation Cosmic phenomena Universe exploration Extraterrestrial observation Astronomical imaging Space discoveries Telescope capabilities World of astronomy Scientific advancements Celestial wonders Space unveiling Interstellar research Cosmic revelations Scientific marvel Space vision Telescope revelations Space odyssey Space technology showcase Cosmic revelations Space event highlights International space collaboration Space research milestone Telescopic vision Scientific wonder Space exploration progress Cosmic insights Celestial imagery ESA collaboration CSA partnership Space mission milestone Astronomy breakthrough Galactic exploration Telescope streaming event Space telescope debut Astronomy enthusiasts Universe unveiling Space telescope images ESA-Canada collaboration Space frontier Goddard Space Center event Scientific community Space telescope revolution Spectroscopy revelations Cosmic visuals Space visionaries Telescope capabilities showcase Space technology revelation Astronomical discoveries Telescope streaming event Live space revelation Space telescope launch event Galactic observations Celestial marvels Space telescope science Space exploration era Astronomical wonders Telescope data analysis Space telescope images International space partnership Space mission showcase Telescope science event Deep space revelations Cosmic exploration milestone Astronomy live stream Celestial breakthrough Space telescope updates Future of space observatio https://rumble.com/v3ybqwc-scientists-have-found-most-horrible-planet-in-known-universe.html

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