MTSU Astronomy Club retweeted
In an attempt to spread awareness and education about the impact of light pollution, we are inviting you to switch off your house light for one hour on ”International Observe the Moon Night” September 26th @NASAMoon #observethemoon #bahrain #observethemoon2020 #darksky
MTSU Astronomy Club retweeted
🗺️ Hey world! We're hanging out this Saturday to celebrate International #ObserveTheMoon night, right?
🌜 Let's come together to learn about lunar science & exploration and honor cultural & personal connections to the Moon: moon.nasa.gov/observe-the-mo…
International Observe the Moon Night Trailer
International Observe the Moon Night is an annual public science festival. We invite everyone to learn about lunar science and exploration and celebrate cultural and personal connections to the Moon.
MTSU Astronomy Club retweeted
"When you look at the team that put this robot together, and the team that put this launch vehicle together, that's what they've done. They've persevered." Watch Administrator @JimBridenstine take you behind the scenes of our #CountdownToMars. Full video: youtu.be/o2t5mbpscfQ
Countdown to Mars: A Story of Perseverance (Trailer)
Go behind the scenes of our Perseverance Mars rover's July 30 launch with Administrator Jim Bridenstine. On Feb. 18, 2021, the rover will land on Mars, where it will search for signs of ancient life.
MTSU Astronomy Club retweeted
Weather permitting, U.S. mid-Atlantic residents will have a unique opportunity to view the @NorthropGrumman Antares launch from @NASA_Wallops on Sept. 29 at 10:27pm ET. 🚀 The mission will deliver supplies & @ISS_Research to @Space_Station. Where to look: go.nasa.gov/33fUXSS
MTSU Astronomy Club retweeted
Today, @NorthropGrumman named the next #Cygnus spacecraft launching to @Space_Station in honor of astronaut Kalpana Chawla, the first woman of Indian descent to go to space: go.nasa.gov/3jXQjiT
Liftoff is targeted for Sept. 29 from @NASA_Wallops.
MTSU Astronomy Club retweeted
#HubbleClassic Galaxies clash & stars form in Stephan's Quintet.
At the center, two galaxies collide as stars burst to life around them. Gravitational tugs on the top-right galaxy spark star formation there. Star birth lights up the top-left galaxy, too: go.nasa.gov/2FhMypo








