My jaw, dropping: "There's no way you can hear me right now." Literal @projecthailmary: "Can hear." All my thanks to #projecthailmary for broadcasting the amaze response that @Astro_Jeremy, on his way to the moon, gave us @CanadaInSpace. Fist my bump. spaceq.ca/canadian-astronaut…

Loving this video by @grahamscheper about learning a language (Old English, in this case). The slide about reading is so true. Luckily some languages have comic books, adapted readers, etc for lots of variety -- and the Discord servers can help you figure out where to go!

RT @SketchesbyBoze: People ask me, “How did you manage to read 306 books in 2025?” and the honest answer is: I was supposed to be writing a…

Tonight's harvest moon, the first full moon after the autumnal equinox, has a special history. This is what Sir Gawain and the Green Knight calls the 'Michaelmas moon', and in the old Anglo-Saxon calendar it was the herald of winter. patreon.com/clerkofoxford/po…

Over the pacific this morning at night. Exposure increased.

After a warm sendoff in Houston, Canadian Space Agency astronaut @astro_kutryk and his Crew-13 crewmates touched down at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on board T-38 jets. Launch is currently scheduled for October 1 at 11:10 a.m (ET).

Hues of Africa. This week as I floated into the @Space_Station cupola and came upon this Northern Africa landscape, I reflected back on the first time I saw this scene from space. I was simply in awe of its colors, patterns and textures. Even on my 430th day in space nearing the end of this mission, this palette of Earth Art remains my most inspiring view.

Sunrise at Stonehenge today (27th September) was at 7.00am, sunset is at 6.54pm🌤️

Welcome to Kennedy, Crew-13! 🚀 go.nasa.gov/4z02DWj

.@itsmoislam and I took our live show on the road for the first time this week. We set the broadcast in front of the Apollo 17 command module at our Off World conference at Space Center Houston. We chose the spot (in addition to it being insanely cool and historic) because Apollo 17 was the last time humans landed on the Moon more than 50 years ago. And now, as we are oh so close to finally going back, the conference was bringing together industry folks to figure out what the 21st-century version of landing and living on the Moon will look like. We have become more and more convinced that live, authentic, unscripted video content will play an increasingly important role in media consumption, even for B2B publications like ours. That's interviews, analysis, and short 1.5 min thought leadership clips. We are tripling down on high-quality video content. That's with our bi-weekly show and partnership at the NYSE. And now at our events, tying our content together. Was a great show this week. Moon bases, investing in space exploration, rovers, and nuclear power. We interviewed Carlos Garcia-Galan (NASA Moon base program manager), @tybernstein (Zeno Power), @GoesslerAlyssa (AE Industrial Partners), AJ Gemer (Lunar Outpost), @endeffector (Astrolab), and @TaylorCSargent (Industrious Ventures). As always, will post clips of the important moments from the interviews.

Polo over the Pacific.

'The only wisdom we can hope to acquire Is the wisdom of humility: humility is endless.' Happy Birthday TSE🎈 Born in St Louis, Missouri on 26 September 1888 📷Valerie Eliot #tseliot #birthdays #poets #bornonthisday

In this recent clip, the Artemis II astronauts discuss the importance of describing visual information during their lunar flyby in April — and all the training they had to undergo to do it effectively.

Karen Pleass, contemporary Irish textile artist #womensart #Autumn

Closing out the 9 to 5. What a way to make a livin’. ☀️🌎

With @BoeingSpace, we’ll provide an update on Starliner development and plans for regular crew flights to and from the @Space_Station. Watch live Monday, Sept. 28 at 3pm ET: go.nasa.gov/4AA9Ii5

We’ll be back soon, Moon.

This week in the @Space_Station cupola, I was struck by the topography of the Northern Patagonia Icefields. There are so many incredible places to explore both on and off our home planet. Enjoy some Earth Art, happy Friday! Nikon Z9, 400mm lens.

Dear friends, the sky is NOT the limit. Go reach for the stars! #SpaceThoughtOfTheWeek

Space stations can do gymnastics! Look out the Dragon window and watch us flip direction. In order to boost station, we had to change the direction it was pointing, so NASA engineers flipped it around, and, here, you can see it flipping back. This movie was made from 5500 still images that were taken last night and stitched together. The images were not changed but I did increase and decrease the frame rate to give you a better sense of the movement and Earth.

Sunrise at Stonehenge today (26th September) was at 6.58am, sunset is at 6.56pm 🌤️