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The last of 3 motors required to assemble the Launch Abort System for our #Artemis II mission – the 1st crewed mission of our @NASA_Orion spacecraft – arrived at @NASAKennedy. Check out the latest on our plans to return to the Moon by 2024: https://go.nasa.gov/3jvQOAx pic.twitter.com/80z6wk5IML

Head #BackToSchool this fall with #NASAatHome @NASASTEM has screens-off, hands-on K-12 activities to get the creativity flowing! Visit http://nasa.gov/stem  to learn how to bring some outer space fun into your kids' routine.pic.twitter.com/JNTq9hZNH0

Appearing like a delicate veil draped across the sky, this @NASAHubble image reminds us of the power of imagination. What does it look like to you?⁣ ⁣ In reality, it's part of a supernova blast wave in the constellation Cygnus, ~2,400 light-years away: https://go.nasa.gov/34TcdiW pic.twitter.com/2eyktwoZEo

Sometimes the universe feels so big that it’s hard to wrap your mind around the numbers involved. To bring astronomy back down to Earth, @NASAUniverse went through the 123s of the cosmos. Take moment to let your mind wander: https://go.nasa.gov/3jyyp6p pic.twitter.com/dDqUeEUZQU

#OTD in 1965, Gemini V astronauts Gordon Cooper and Pete Conrad splashed down after 8 days in space. The longest spaceflight to that point, Gemini V was longer than all previous U.S. spaceflights combined, continuing prep for the Apollo lunar landings: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/55-years-ago-gemini-5-sets-a-new-record …pic.twitter.com/Zh757ugzxu

This week: The 1st piece of our @NASAOrion #Artemis III pressure vessel arrived in New Orleans @Astro_Jeanette is assigned to @Boeing’s #Starliner crewed mission Tropical storm Laura observed from space Here’s a look at these stories and more: https://youtu.be/PNop2HoNrbY pic.twitter.com/TverCusKgh

“We have these companies that are building landers, but we need to be able to train our crews,” says @Astro_Wheels. His new mission: working to determine the best way to train #Artemis astronauts to return to the surface of the Moon: https://go.nasa.gov/34HbFg9 pic.twitter.com/2EK5ubFbd3

Using satellite data on the landfall of Hurricane Laura, our @NASAEarth Applied Sciences Disasters Program is working to aid in the response. The team creates and distributes information to help response agencies prepare and manage recovery efforts: https://go.nasa.gov/3jsLlKZ pic.twitter.com/8iFcjcis5N

Far, far away in the constellation Cassiopeia, a galaxy resembling a TIE fighter is secured to a supermassive black hole, 1 billion times the mass of the Sun. How @TheNRAO & our @NASAUniverse missions studied the stars in this active galaxy: https://go.nasa.gov/31B5Bnv pic.twitter.com/Xi0ahCO1tK

Our nearest galactic neighbor has a halo. With @NASAHubble, scientists mapped a nearly invisible halo of gas around the Andromeda Galaxy, extending halfway to our Milky Way. If human eyes could see it, it would be the biggest feature in the night sky: https://go.nasa.gov/3gAPPgG pic.twitter.com/LefP15mNmd

On Wed., Sept. 2, tune in to NASA TV for a full-scale @NASA_SLS rocket booster test from @NorthropGrumman's Promontory, Utah facilities. Engineers will use the data to evaluate materials & processes for rockets powering lunar missions beyond #Artemis III: https://go.nasa.gov/2EHQwY6 pic.twitter.com/yGBTvoCfcf

Hygiene, eating, sleeping — life operates a tad differently when you're in space. Picture living on the @Space_Station or the Moon. What do you have about the day-to-day? Comment below for a chance to be answered by @Astro_Jessica in an #AskNASA episode. Video s encouraged!pic.twitter.com/EAksI5PWdb

The 20-foot (6m) "powerhouse" solar array for our @NASAWebb telescope was attached to the main observatory for the final time before launch in 2021. The array will be folded up inside the rocket for the journey, and deploy once the observatory is in space: https://go.nasa.gov/31y5VTP pic.twitter.com/Z62wcwseNl

After Hurricane Laura made landfall in southwestern Louisiana, the Suomi NPP joint NASA/@NOAA satellite captured infrared nighttime imagery of the storm, with cloud cover extending from Houston, Texas east to west of New Orleans, Louisiana. The latest: https://go.nasa.gov/3b08RMl pic.twitter.com/dNzDc956yZ

LIVE: Administrator @JimBridenstine speaks at the opening of the @Space_Station Research & Development Conference. Watch and learn about the future of @ISS_Research on our orbiting laboratory: http://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/AfZsrzyt4W

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"Just the fact that you are a woman brings some beautiful unique-ness to the table." Dr. Christyl Johnson, Deputy Director for Technology and Research Investments at @NASAGoddard, explains how being a woman in a male-dominated field can offer a different perspective:pic.twitter.com/K33mo13cy6

"Don't forget the hard work that you put in." Charlie Blackwell-Thompson, launch director at @NASAKennedy, shares tips for coping with "imposter syndrome."pic.twitter.com/BX7DYcqcbv

"I'm really looking forward to seeing women in places of leadership at every NASA center." Clara Ma, the woman who won the contest to name @MarsCuriosity, shares her vision for @WomenNASA:pic.twitter.com/4rtBXC4Wny