This is a real photo captured from Earth. This is Mars the moment it emerged after being occulted by the moon, captured with my 14” telescope and formatted as a mobile wallpaper if you want it. I’m posting my work as mobile wallpapers daily, I’ll do another tomorrow. Stay tuned!

New Dark Sky Tour #DST Kicks! Thanks ⁦Harper Cheyenne 🚀⁩ you made another high performer’s day!

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Yes it is a last minute. Yes, It is a late. Yes you could see another launch someday. Will you see another launch featuring the first civilian space walk? NO. E-mail NLT 3PM Eastern and your tickets will be available at KSC Will Call. Congrats to the early adopters!

Cool things tend to happen when I dress to match SLS 🧡 Anyway, here’s my NASA headshot ✨

LIV DESIGNED “ASTEROID”, the Polaris Dawn Zero Gravity Indicator!!! Contribute to St. Jude by purchasing one of your own 💛 shop.spacex.com/collections/ac…

Team Space! The world is a better place when many organizations are reaching for the stars 😊

Reaching an apogee of ~1400 kilometers during the Polaris Polaris Dawn mission today, Anna Menon and Sarah Gillis — both SpaceX engineers — have traveled farther into space than any women in the history of humankind! They are amazing people. I am so proud of them.

"SpaceX, back at home, we all have a lot of work to do, but from here, Earth sure looks like a perfect world." -Jared Isaacman

“Smell that? Space.” Jared Isaacman after dragon finished repress and the EVA was marked complete

Congratulations Polaris and SpaceX on the first commercial spacewalk in history! Today’s success represents a giant leap forward for the commercial space industry and NASA's long-term goal to build a vibrant U.S. space economy.

Early this morning via Starlink space lasers, the Polaris Dawn crew chatted with SpaceX teams over coffee and donuts 🍩🛰️

🐉 Dry Tortugas 🐢 My Dramamine is locked and loaded… let’s get it! Looking forward to safe return of crew. Can’t wait to give them big hugs soon.

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Last call before @polarisprogram returns from space. Anna Menon called via FaceTime on @spacex Starlink. The whole family was poised to surprise her. She was shocked to see everyone dressed up in space costumes (minus princess Elsa who was just going to be a princess no

Polaris Dawn entry this morning. I photographed it at 7:23 am GMT from the Cupola on ISS. In addition to the multi-colored entry trail over Florida, the basic cone shape of the Dragon capsule can be seen. Nikon Z9, 200mm f2, 1/400th sec, ISO 25600.

We are back on Earth and look forward to sharing the results and our experiences with all of you. The scientists and doctors rightfully own all of our time for the next few days, but I did want to share a few thoughts as I reflect on our mission and what we set out to accomplish.