26000+ #Rosetta OSIRIS images from 26 Aug–17 Nov 2015 (post perihelion) are now available in the Archive Image Browser (albums MTP20-22): https://t.co/zw30nxMgM1 Happy browsing! 📷 pic.twitter.com/8d0fHzgXkZ — ESA Science (@esascience) […]
.@astro_paolo took a break from his busy schedule onboard the ISS to choose the winners of the @esa Kids' #VITA competition… check them out here: https://t.co/KMe9UchtBg pic.twitter.com/TERKCgAPgV — Paxi (@Paxi_ESAKids) […]
.@Astro_Paolo flies the robotic arm like a rock star and grapples the newest member of @Space_Station Expedition 53 – S.S. Gene Cernan #Cygnus #OA8! pic.twitter.com/CQsPOEFmML — Randy Bresnik (@AstroKomrade) November […]
Land free shipping in #ESAshop using coupon code ‘COMET’. Spreadshirt offer flies by 14–16 November https://t.co/zk0fIUgXyD pic.twitter.com/IfdG6q9vkz — ESA (@esa) November 14, 2017
Learning to draw and describe volcanic landscapes during the @esa #Pangaea geological field training course, do not miss more pics at https://t.co/cg1mwlXjsc pic.twitter.com/nMhAEX2jzB — ESA CAVES & PANGAEA (@ESA_CAVES) November […]
The prime minister of Tuvalu, Enele Sopoaga, asks @Thom_astro how to follow @ESA’s work on climate. Well, keep following this account we’d say 😉 And if you’re at #COP23 then […]
Register now: UK workshop on in situ resource utilisation. A grand challenge for @esa & partners https://t.co/8OSL7qpqlV #Space #Exploration pic.twitter.com/ikp8v4f6Fx — UK Space Agency (@spacegovuk) November 14, 2017
#Cygnus capture by @astro_paolo operating #Canadarm2 and @astroKomrade confirmed at 11:04 CET pic.twitter.com/a44uXB5wJ9 — ESA (@esa) November 14, 2017
What #grappling looks like from different perspectives. @astro_paolo capturing #Cygnus as we tweet. @AstroKomrade reporting good telemetry. pic.twitter.com/vCABYwVIiY — Human Spaceflight (@esaspaceflight) November 14, 2017
Two astronauts are ready to grapple @OrbitalATK #Cygnus on its final approach to 10 meter capture point. https://t.co/yuOTrZ4Jut pic.twitter.com/IUQAdPSFqI — Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) November 14, 2017