LIVE NOW: The @NASA_Orion spacecraft is performing a burn to enter a distant retrograde orbit around the Moon, an orbit that is high altitude from the surface of the Moon and opposite the direction of the Moon travels around Earth. #Artemis https://t.co/gknxQkBWFc

Talk about showing both sides of the story. Nice frontback, Orion.

On flight day 9, @NASA_Orion took these images looking forward to the Moon, and back home toward Earth.

More full-res images: https://t.co/pUudalErEr
Track #Artemis I in real time: https://t.co/fCVt3jyqwy https://t.co/bnY0uXbWnh

Some of the brightest objects in space are blazars—supermassive black holes feeding off material, which can create two powerful jets of high-speed particles.

A recent discovery using IXPE data solves a mystery 40 years in the works: https://t.co/ohy0vsiJfN

#BlackHoleFriday https://t.co/D5VW6ae0ej

RT @NASAUniverse: While black holes don’t emit light, their influence can be seen. Swirling gas, energetic jets, and even ripples in space-time give them away. Follow this thread to learn how different observatories help us study black holes! #BlackHoleFriday https://t.co/sOu01pEdyc

You’ve heard of the big #BlackFriday sales, but we’re taking today to celebrate a doorbuster of cosmic proportion: #BlackHoleFriday. 

 Follow @NASAUniverse for more, and get lost in one of space's greatest mysteries: https://t.co/PTef5UnTEU https://t.co/euE5zg6yrg

Today’s planned spacewalk has been postponed due to a mechanical issue with one of the cosmonaut’s spacesuits. We’ll provide an updated schedule on https://t.co/JSDausMuVv.

LIVE: Russian cosmonauts work outside the @Space_Station to move a radiator from one part of the station to another using the European robotic arm. https://t.co/z1RgZwQSMq https://t.co/KBZceS7Gw2

@Snoopy @nasahqphoto @NASAArtemis @NASA_Orion See today's full gallery #AstronautSnoopy images from @nasahqphoto here: https://t.co/W5ADUieHvI 
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Spot the Snoopy! Not only is the beagle explorer floating in the Macy's Thanksgiving parade, he's also the zero-gravity indicator on our #Artemis I mission currently flying around the Moon.

More about @Snoopy & NASA: https://t.co/4qlftAwuu6 https://t.co/5kbPC0oMBL

#HappyThanksgiving from 250 miles above Earth. 🦃
 
Check in with Expedition 68 crewmembers to learn more about what the holiday means to them—and hear what Thanksgiving aboard the @Space_Station is like: https://t.co/YtUVl3noab https://t.co/962FxxsyeN

Here's to you, Oppy. 🥂

Before you say #GoodNightOppy, learn more about our Opportunity @NASAMars rover, and how a planned 90-day mission turned into a 15-year journey of exploration and discovery: https://t.co/KTf5ECdUrO https://t.co/70f9CjxGrb

Are there rivers and lakes on other worlds? You bet. Just like Earth, Saturn’s moon Titan is home to these fairly unique features—except these lakes and rivers aren’t filled with water. Planetary scientist Dr. Sarah Hörst spills the science tea. https://t.co/6Bi4okSqIC https://t.co/Iam1AzLGa4

We want to hear from you!

Join our series of virtual and in-person meetings seeking to obtain public comments on the contents of the draft environmental impact statement for the Mars Sample Return Campaign being planned by @NASAJPL and @ESA. Here’s how: https://t.co/QCHBpGTELD https://t.co/aACJqJPNoy

The @NASAExoplanets data hint that WASP-39 b, aka "Bocaprins," a hot Saturn orbiting a star 700 light-years away, may have skies full of broken clouds. https://t.co/dJRONwyLnL

.@NASAWebb just scored another first: a full profile of the atoms, molecules, and even signs of active chemistry in a distant planet's skies. https://t.co/IhmBtIgoN8 https://t.co/14se9H7J9G

Update: We're standing down from today's #CRS26 launch attempt due to weather conditions. 

Our next attempt is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 26 at 2:20pm ET (1920 UTC).

LIVE: We're ready to send science & supplies to the @Space_Station, including #Thanksgiving treats.

@SpaceX's #CRS26 cargo launch is scheduled to lift off from @NASAKennedy at 3:54pm ET (2054 UTC) this afternoon. https://t.co/ffAOEuBTDx

Who’s who:

 @NASAFltDirector – Gerry Griffin, Apollo Flight Director 
@NASAArtemis - Nujoud Merancy, Chief of the Exploration Mission Planning Office
@NASA_Orion - Jim Geffre, Orion Vehicle Integration Manager
@NASAHistory - Jennifer Ross-Nazzal, Human Spaceflight Historian

LIVE NOW: On Sat, Nov. 26, @NASA_Orion will break the record for farthest distance of a human-rated spacecraft, previously held by Apollo 13. Join our @Twitter Spaces to reflect on @NASAHistory and look to the future of #Artemis. Use #AskNASA or raise your hand to ask questions.

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