We’re about to unveil the next astronauts to fly around the Moon. Will you join us?
Three @NASAAstronauts and one @CanadianSpaceAgency astronaut will spend ten days in space on our upcoming #Artemis II mission, our first in more than 50 years to send humans around the Moon. Artemis II will prepare us for future Artemis missions that will land near the Moon’s South Pole and establish a long-term human presence on the lunar surface, getting us ready to send humanity to Mars.
We’re introducing the Artemis II astronauts at a live @NASAJohnson event, starting 11 a.m. EDT (1500 UTC) on Monday, April 3—watch with us on NASA YouTube or nasa.gov/live to meet our Moon-bound crew.
Рецепта:
Смесваме 2 протеинови пудинга, 2 яйца, 90гр бяло брашно, 1 капачка подсладител, 1 щипка сода, натрошен шоколад и 100-150мл прясно мляко
Слагаме 2 кроасана в тавичка и заливаме със сместа
Печем в загрята фурна на 190 градуса за 40 мин
Намазваме с 1 протеинов пудинг изпеченото кексче и хапваме
Аз и @m_plamenov сме ужасно благодарни на @deanfraiser_ , че ни покани на гости чак в Тайланд, след 20 часов полет и 2 дена попиване на културата съм готов да споделя нещата от това видео 🔥🌊👌
🔭 Mercury, Moon, planets and meteors! In the night sky this April, the Moon makes its monthly rounds to pair up beautifully with several planets. A new Moon on April 20 may mean ideal conditions to spot the Lyrid meteor shower.
- From April 3-11, Northern Hemisphere observers can look low in the west after sunset for the best chance to spot Mercury
- Venus can be seen near the Pleiades star cluster April 11
- Find the Moon near Saturn in the east in the hours before sunrise on April 15-16. On April 25, the Moon and Mars pair up in the sky high in the West after dark
- The Lyrid meteor shower peaks on April 23, with best viewing between midnight and dawn
The Lyrids are named for the constellation Lyra, which is near the point in the sky where their meteors appear to come from, called the radiant. They're one of the oldest known meteor showers, with the first recorded sighting in China some 2,700 years ago. To observe them, find a comfortable spot away from bright city lights, get horizontal, and look straight up. You'll see the most meteors by looking slightly away from the origin point, which is near the bright star Vega.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
#space #astronomy #stars #planets #moon #sky #meteorshower #shootingstars #lyrids
Опитай да откриеш различната кола и ни напиши коя е в коментарите! 😁 #uchase #brainteaser #findthedifference #oddoneout #riddle #visualbrainteaser #visualriddle
