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Japan to recruit astronauts in 2021, first intake in 13 years
Super excited about this! Go check out the moon! It is happening soon!
Welcome home @spacex Dragon Endeavour Crew from the International Space Station @iss
Planetary nebulae are a particular type of emission nebulae formed by the gas ejected by solar mass stars in the final stages of their life. Despite their common origin, planetary nebulae are extremely different from each other, as clearly shown in this image. These differences can be traced back to several aspects, including the age, the characteristics of the central star (which can for example be a binary) and finally the angle with respect to which they are observed.
Wishing you a safe flight!!!
"Sputnik 1" was the first artificial satellite to orbit Earth. The spherical satellite was launched into orbit on October 4, 1957 by Soviet Russia. This propelled Russia into an arms race against the United States. Reaching a maximum height in its orbit of approximately 939km (apogee) from Earth Sputnik1 orbited at a maximum velocity of 29,000km/h, and had a diameter of only 58cm. Sputnik burned up on January 4, 1958 as it re-entered the Earth atmosphere.
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SpaceX Inspiration4 crew arriving at Launch Complex 39A for their historic flight! Did you see the launch live? What was your favourite moment?
The Humans to Mars Summit is going to online! So excited! Keen to learn more about Planet Mars? Follow @educatingspace
Check out the 36th Space Symposium. It is happening right now in Colorado but you can also attend online.

I’m a passionate Science Educator, Science Researcher and Science Communicator at the University of Southern Queensland. My MSc Research involves modelling the orbital constraints on terrestrial exoplanets and utilising a Global Climate Model. I’m currently writing my MSc Thesis.

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Japan to recruit astronauts in 2021, first intake in 13 years
Super excited about this! Go check out the moon! It is happening soon!
Welcome home @spacex Dragon Endeavour Crew from the International Space Station @iss
Planetary nebulae are a particular type of emission nebulae formed by the gas ejected by solar mass stars in the final stages of their life. Despite their common origin, planetary nebulae are extremely different from each other, as clearly shown in this image. These differences can be traced back to several aspects, including the age, the characteristics of the central star (which can for example be a binary) and finally the angle with respect to which they are observed.
Wishing you a safe flight!!!
"Sputnik 1" was the first artificial satellite to orbit Earth. The spherical satellite was launched into orbit on October 4, 1957 by Soviet Russia. This propelled Russia into an arms race against the United States. Reaching a maximum height in its orbit of approximately 939km (apogee) from Earth Sputnik1 orbited at a maximum velocity of 29,000km/h, and had a diameter of only 58cm. Sputnik burned up on January 4, 1958 as it re-entered the Earth atmosphere.
Screenshot Images from the livestream
SpaceX Inspiration4 crew arriving at Launch Complex 39A for their historic flight! Did you see the launch live? What was your favourite moment?
The Humans to Mars Summit is going to online! So excited! Keen to learn more about Planet Mars? Follow @educatingspace
Check out the 36th Space Symposium. It is happening right now in Colorado but you can also attend online.
What does this mean for the future of the @iss ? A worrying development if this is true... What are your thoughts? Any news or insight on this appreciated in the comments section...
Pic: SpaceX's Starship being stacked on top of its Super Heavy booster rocket.
Congratulations @BlueOrigin for safely launching four commercial astronauts to space and back.
Congratulations on a successful Suborbital Space Tourism flight with @richardbranson @astro_beth
The following are statements from Pam Melroy and Administrator Bill Nelson on Thursday’s U.S. Senate confirmation of Melroy as deputy administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration:
The Hubble Space Telescope is in trouble!
Have you heard the news? What do you think?
Do you know how many women have travelled into orbit? How many mothers?
@Spacex SN15 has had a successful launch and landing! We're looking forward to the next test already!
Star Wars Day (4th of May) celebrates the Star Wars media franchise. Did you know that the Star Wars franchise has been going since 1977? What is your favourite Star Wars movie? Series? Character?

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