Zachary Gutierrez+FollowNASA’s Camera Survived the Sun?!NASA just flew a camera right through the sun’s corona—yep, the outer atmosphere—and it didn’t melt! The Parker Solar Probe got closer to the sun than anything before and sent back wild black-and-white videos of solar wind and particles literally dancing. Not only is this footage mesmerizing, but it could help us predict auroras and protect astronauts from space weather. Science fiction, but real! #Science #NASA #ParkerSolarProbe51Share
awaters+FollowNASA’s Moon Trip Hits a Speed BumpSo, NASA’s big return-to-the-moon mission just got benched because of a cranky rocket engine. Imagine prepping for the ultimate road trip, only for your car to cough up smoke right before you hit the highway. The delay means we’ll have to wait even longer for moon selfies, and it’s a reminder that even space pros can get tripped up by old parts. Sometimes, it pays to upgrade instead of patching up the old ride! #Business #Industry #NASA202Share
Michael Flores+FollowNASA Spots a Super Earth Flashing SignalsNASA just found a wild new 'Super Earth' planet 154 lightyears away that's literally flashing us a mysterious signal. This planet, TOI-1846 b, is almost twice as wide as Earth and four times heavier, and it’s got a weird mix of rocky and icy layers—maybe even a shallow ocean. The catch? It’s 300°C on the surface, but water could be hiding on its dark side. Alien life? Probably not, but this is one for the space nerds! #Science #NASA #SpaceDiscovery20447Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowNASA’s Sun Selfie: Closest Pics Ever!NASA’s Parker Solar Probe just pulled off the ultimate sun selfie—flying closer to the sun than anything ever before and snapping jaw-dropping video of the corona! Not only did it break its own speed record (430,000 mph!), but it also caught solar winds and wild magnetic switchbacks up close. The best part? These images are helping scientists figure out how solar storms start and how to keep our tech (and astronauts) safe. Space weather just got way more real! #Science #NASA #ParkerSolarProbe90Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowISS Telescope Just Leveled Up Sun GazingNASA’s new mini telescope on the ISS just dropped its first-ever close-ups of the sun’s outer atmosphere—and they’re wild. CODEX, basically a space eclipse machine, is catching never-before-seen temperature swings and massive solar streamers. Scientists are hyped because this could help us predict wild space weather (think: surprise auroras and geomagnetic storms). Perfect timing too, since the sun’s been extra dramatic lately. Can’t wait to see what else this space gadget uncovers! #NASA #SpaceNews #SolarScience #Science00Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowMars’ Weird Ridges Are Baffling ScientistsNASA’s Curiosity rover just stumbled on some wild, criss-crossing ridges on Mars—think broken curbs, but on another planet. These “boxwork patterns” are making scientists rethink what they know about Mars’ watery past. Turns out, water might have stuck around underground way longer than we thought, leaving behind mineral-filled cracks. The real kicker? These strange ridges only show up in one spot, and nobody knows why. Could this be a clue to ancient Martian life? Stay tuned, because Curiosity is on the case! #Mars #NASA #CuriosityRover #Science100Share
Connie Wilson+FollowNASA's Andromeda Soundtrack?! 🎶NASA just dropped a video turning Andromeda galaxy’s stars into actual music notes, and the fandom is split—some say it’s a cosmic masterpiece, others think it’s just eerie noise. The real drama? The tribute to Vera Rubin right after her namesake observatory’s first images—some fans claim it’s a subtle shade at past astronomers who doubted her dark matter theories. Who knew space could be this dramatic? #AndromedaGalaxy #NASA #SpaceDrama #Entertainment120Share
James Brady+FollowMars Rover Finds Wild Water Clues!NASA’s Curiosity rover just snapped some insane close-ups of Mars’ surface, and get this: scientists found wild patterns in the rocks that basically scream, ‘Water was here!’ These crisscrossing ridges are like Mars’ own boxwork art, formed by ancient groundwater. The real kicker? No one knows why these patterns only show up in this spot, or why salty minerals are suddenly back. Mars keeps dropping mysteries! #MarsRover #SpaceMystery #NASA #Science50Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowNASA’s Climate Data Is Seriously WildNASA’s latest satellite data is basically a climate wake-up call. Extreme weather—think floods and droughts—aren’t just more common, they’re way more intense and lasting longer than anyone expected. Scientists were shocked by how fast things are changing, and it turns out our water systems just aren’t built for this new normal. If you thought climate change was a future problem, this data says it’s already here, and we’re not ready. Hydroclimatic whiplash is real, and it’s happening now. #ClimateCrisis #NASA #ExtremeWeather #Science121Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowVenus Isn’t Dead—It’s Still Rumbling!Thought Venus was just a scorched, silent wasteland? Turns out, it’s still shaking things up! NASA’s latest data shows Venus is geologically active right now, with its crust rising, sinking, and even erupting. Those wild coronae scars? Over half are sitting on top of hot, bubbling mantle plumes. Basically, Venus is flexing like Earth’s evil twin, and future missions are about to get a front-row seat to all the drama. Wild, right? #Venus #NASA #SpaceNews #Science90Share
