The next era of space exploration is being written.Before our next block of satellites launches, Astranis is laser-inscribing our satellite with the names of explorers and adventurers. Your name becomes a permanent part of the final frontier on a satellite connecting people around the world. Learn more👇

One Orbit, One World.High above the thin blue line of our atmosphere, the International Space Station streaks across the night side of Earth at 28,000 km/h — a gleaming outpost of humanity suspended between the planet and the https://t.co/adNa3yBy8r a single frame, we see the impossible beauty of it all: the station’s solar wings glowing golden in sunlight, while beneath it sprawls the living Earth — swirling oceans, drifting continents, and cotton-white clouds painted across a curving horizon.

POV: you're rolling around on the Red PlanetYou’re looking at six years on Mars in around two minutes. This timelapse contains images captured by our Curiosity rover between 2020 and 2026 from one of its navigation cameras. https://t.co/yfDUkHzBgF

Released for the first time, images from the Noctis-1 military space telescope. 🔭👀The UK's extraordinary new Borealis software will use these images and data from multiple sources to give us a faster, clearer picture of everything orbiting Earth.@SciTechgovuk @spacegovuk