It's here – the deepest, sharpest infrared view of the universe to date: Webb's First Deep Field. Previewed by President Biden on July 11, the image shows us galaxies once invisible to us. The full set of the James Webb Space Telescope's first full-color images & data will be revealed July 12: nasa.gov/webbfirstimages
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Hello World! Allow me introduce the Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit or xEMU Spacesuit!👩🚀 This project has been the main focus of my work during my early career and will allow the next generation of astronauts to explore the moon and beyond during NASA’s Artemis program. This suit has had many upgrades since the Apollo era and is essentially a mini spacecraft full of life support systems and increased mobility to work on the lunar surface more effectively. Working on this project has fulfilled a lifelong ambition become reality. We’re all looking forward to the maiden launch of the Space Launch System next month and I’m very excited for what is to come!
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To say these images are remarkable would be an understatement. Congratulations and a job very well done to the James Webb Team! I can’t wait to see what discoveries this time machine of an observatory will make for us all
Better together. International collaboration gave us the most powerful space telescope ever made, and the deepest infrared views of the universe ever seen. With our partners at European Space Agency - ESA and Canadian Space Agency | Agence spatiale canadienne, the science can begin. Together we #UnfoldTheUniverse: https://lnkd.in/er9RBJRq
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Our largest NASA contract in Jacobs’ history! 🌠 See how we’re supporting Johnson Space Center’s role in current and next-generation exploration and science programs: http://jcob.co/ZPoy50JQxcc Our new $3.9B engineering and science contract builds on more than 17 years of continuous partnership at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Johnson Space Center. #NASA #OurJacobs #WeAreGoing
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😎 The view looks good. ICYMI: Workers at NASA's Kennedy Space Center attached the core stage of NASA's Space Launch System to its twin solid rocket boosters. This massive rocket will propel NASA’s Orion Spacecraft spacecraft on the #Artemis I mission around the Moon. Get the details and watch a timelapse of rocket assembly: https://lnkd.in/d7r_qVh
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📣 Milestone alert! Jacobs and NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration just achieved a critical milestone for the #Artemis I mission as the Space Launch System core stage was turned over to the Exploration Ground Systems team at Kennedy Space Center for launch processing, marking delivery of the final piece of Artemis I flight hardware. Fun fact: This is the largest 🚀 #NASA has ever built! Read more ⬇️ http://jcob.co/7pLq50EB96j #BeyondExcellence #OurJacobs #space
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This year has been full of unique challenges and unexpected obstacles for everyone. Our team’s continuous work and diligence during these unprecedented times has allowed us to continue our work towards putting Boots on the Moon in the upcoming years! Happy New Years to all and cheers to ringing in 2021! #Artemis
Current spacesuits won’t cut it on the moon. So NASA made new ones.
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Together with SpaceX, we will return human spaceflight to American soil after nearly a decade. Not only is this a big day for our teams – it’s a big day for our country. What does the May 27 #LaunchAmerica mission mean to YOU? Here's how to submit your responses: https://lnkd.in/eDM3A9N Watch the full trailer: https://lnkd.in/eJVjTnP
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Retro. Modern. Iconic. That’s the worm. #TheWormIsBack Our beloved symbol of exploration will fly once again, just in time to mark the return of human spaceflight on American rockets from American soil: https://lnkd.in/eN8yFQW
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