NASA
NASA engineers are reviewing confidence test results for the Artemis II mission, aiming for an early to mid-March launch window. Meanwhile, NASA shared a heart-shaped nebula image for Valentine's Day, sparking wonder about cosmic beauty.
About NASA
NASA is the United States government agency responsible for the civilian space program, as well as aeronautics and space research.
Insights
- nasa engagements is up 2789.22% from the previous week.
- nasa posts created is up 2297.13% from the previous week.
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Sentiment: 77%
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Current Value: 77%
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1-Year High: 92% on 2025-03-06
1-Year Low: 41% on 2025-12-04
Most Supportive Themes:
- Mars Exploration: (30%) Posts discussing Mars, its potential for life, and exploration missions.
- Spacecraft and Missions: (25%) Content related to specific NASA missions, rockets, and spacecraft.
- Cosmic Discoveries: (20%) Posts about new findings in space, celestial events, and astronomical phenomena.
Most Critical Themes:
- Unexplained Phenomena: (15%) Posts highlighting mysteries or unusual events in space that NASA is investigating.
- Historical Controversies: (10%) Content touching on controversial or debated aspects of NASA's history.
Top NASA News
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"Confidence test on Artemis II SLS rocket NASA engineers to examine results NASA engineers are reviewing the results of a confidence test this weekend as the organization eyes a launch window of early to mid-March of its Artemis II mission to the moon"
News Link @CTVNews 2026-02-14T20:00Z 2.5M followers, [----] engagements
"NASA Shares Heart-Shaped Nebula Image To Mark Valentine's Day In this image the Cocoon Nebula appears as a glowing heart-shaped cloud with a star-filled sky stretching behind it"
News Link @ndtv 2026-02-14T18:47Z 17.2M followers, [----] engagements
"Could There Have Been Life on Mars: NASA Says Study Does Not Rule it Out - The Wire A Study published in the journal Astrobiology this month has concluded that the non-biological sources they considered could not fully explain the abundance of organic compounds on Mars"
News Link @thewire_in 2026-02-14T12:40Z 1.4M followers, [----] engagements
"Nasa and Space X launch new astronauts to ISS after medical evacuation The Independent The four new astronauts will bring the International Space Station (ISS) back to full staff"
News Link @Independent 2026-02-14T02:30Z 3.4M followers, [---] engagements
Top NASA Social Posts
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"The NASA SLS costs 23X the entire XB-1 program. Every time it launches. What could private innovators create had this capital not been confiscated by govt and pissed away Each time SLS launches [--] XB-1s go up in smoke. We dont hate these programs enough"
X Link @bscholl 2026-02-14T16:58Z 125.6K followers, 132.9K engagements
"Elon's point is actually brilliant: when safety is everyone's job it actually gets done instead of being delegated to some compliance team that writes reports nobody reads. Tesla builds the safest cars on the road and SpaceX is literally trusted by NASA to transport astronauts. Meanwhile companies with massive safety departments keep having catastrophic failures because they treat safety as a checkbox exercise instead of a cultural priority. Results speak louder than org charts. @TheZvi Because everyones job is safety. Its not some fake department with no power to assuage the concerns of"
X Link @MarioNawfal 2026-02-14T16:30Z 3M followers, 59.7K engagements
"NASA kara delie dmenin nasl bir ey olduunu simle etti"
X Link @gusholderhaber 2026-02-14T16:14Z 648.7K followers, 422.1K engagements
"I will just say we are leaning forward with transparency sharing the blemishes and the successes because for a program as costly and important to national security as Artemis the public is entitled to the facts. - The confidence test related to the seals we repaired and replaced after WDR-1 provided a great deal of data and we observed materially lower leak rates compared to prior observations during WDR-1. I would not say something broke that caused the premature end to the test as much as we observed enough and reached a point where waiting out additional troubleshooting was unnecessary. -"
X Link @NASAAdmin 2026-02-14T15:56Z 81.5K followers, 247.4K engagements
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