I used my 17” telescope in dark Texas skies to capture this: A star much like ours as it dies. You can see the core of the star left behind in the center of the expanding shell. Any planets that were around this star have been destroyed.

if you believe this , then you're a twat...#flatearth

2 30 second exposures of the Orion Nebula - 6 inch Newtonian scope and Olympus micro 4/3 camera

ETHAN PECK is joining us for Destination 2026! Ethan appeared as Spock in Star Trek: Discovery, and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Tickets available now - Destination2026.eventbrite.c…

Apparently kindle deal of the day. An oldie but a goodie. :) amazon.com/gp/product/B004KK…

Live views of the sun - youtube.com/live/8PKuNWSJ9aY…

Mission VA268: Ariane 6 has reached the launch pad. At Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, the central core of Ariane 6 for mission VA268 has been transferred from the Launcher Integration Building (BAL) to the launch pad. Once in front of the mobile gantry, the stage was raised to a vertical position, a key milestone in the launcher assembly process. This operation initiates the final assembly phase on the pad, where Ariane 64, the most powerful version of Ariane 6, will progressively come together. Scheduled for April 28, 2026, mission VA268 will place 32 @Amazonleo satellites into low Earth orbit, demonstrating once again Ariane 6’s capability to support large-scale constellation deployments. The campaign is underway. #LaunchingAmbitions @Amazonleo @ArianeGroup @esa @CNES @EuropeSpacePort

Stefan Moluf on the Kerbal Space Program frustrations that helped shape Kitten Space Agency. Engine-level barriers pushed him away. KSA is being built with those lessons in mind. #space #spacesim #gamedev

Artemis II animation - fuel use during launch

See ARTEMIS II's Fuel Levels Drop During Launch Sequence youtu.be/1RsRYG2ptdA?si=xjpv… via @YouTube

Fingers crossed all goes well and the Artemis rocket launches carrying humans further into space than ever before 4 Astronauts. 10 Days. One giant leap for the next generation. 📍 Launching: April 1, 2026 | 11:24 PM BST 📍 Where: Kennedy Space Center, FL #NASA #Artemis #SpaceLaunch #Moon2026 @NASA @NASAArtemis @rookisaacman

Diving into how Planetary Rings in Kitten Space Agency have been built. A thread 🧵

There’s a molecular cloud near the centre of our galaxy containing enough ethanol to fill 400 TRILLION TRILLION pints of beer. Every human alive could drink 300,000 pints a day for a billion years and still not finish it. The universe is utterly unhinged. 🤯 #SpaceFacts #Astronomy

For those who like Star Trek, my scottish Trek friend has been busy on Youtube youtube.com/live/DZorRFByFmk

March Lunar Calendar