Wes Anderson-coded NASA photo

This is very Wes Anderson coded https://t.co/7ViIputqnc

— Rob Yeo (@robjyeo) September 10, 2024

Ten funny tweets

This dude is the Brazilian Ed Hochuli pic.twitter.com/AXPX7s0APD

— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) June 16, 2019

interviewer: you have a 3 year gap on your resume that just says “vengeance”

me:

interviewer:

me: you don’t remember me do you?

— Conajam (@conajam) June 14, 2019

Royals' Martin Maldonado has a necktie on his catcher's gear for Father's Day pic.twitter.com/DCel3FqA2j

— Board Man Gets Paid (@cjzero) June 16, 2019

After two years working in estate planning, I'm bummed out that nobody has ever hired us to do a Westing Game https://t.co/v1hmulhXut

— Natalie Prado (@mightbenatalie) June 13, 2019

All day I been crying about this pic.twitter.com/wEl38HJiUL

— MAMA AFRICA (@thatgirlsalina) June 13, 2019

#OperationMincemeat reminded me of two very important facts. One is that NASA have a man whose job it is to smell every piece of equipment before it goes into space. If he says it smells wrong it doesn't go into space.

— ~ (@daniel_barker) June 11, 2019

This makes me uncomfortable. Which is it?! Wings or arms? I don’t like this. pic.twitter.com/oB69B9dtdZ

— Louie Mantia Jr. (@Mantia) June 15, 2019

Gary Woodland on how he switched from basketball to golf: “That decision got forced on me. I had to guard Kirk Hinrich, and I realized, I’m going to have to do something else.”

— Jay Busbee (@jaybusbee) June 17, 2019

After doing some research, it appears that tomato juice only works when combined with vodka and a celery stick. Doesn’t remove the smell, but you stop caring.

In the end, baking soda + peroxide did the trick.

— Josh Reich (@i2pi) June 17, 2019

Bob! What the fuck is going on with my water? pic.twitter.com/uNALmfBBys

— jamie (@gnuman1979) May 4, 2019

*More funny tweets.

‘Travel posters’ for NASA

IC:

These 3 commissioned pieces are part of JPL’s Visions Of The Future 2016 Calendar – an internal gift to JPL and NASA staff, as well as scientists, engineers, government and university staff. The artwork for each month will also be released as a free downloadable poster at the NASA JPL site soon.

NASA JPL was kind enough to let us sell our own limited-edition signed posters and prints. Those are available here.

The James Webb Space Telescope's primary mirror segments

NASA:

NASA engineer Ernie Wright looks on as the first six flight ready James Webb Space Telescope's primary mirror segments are prepped to begin final cryogenic testing at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.