Today is World Space Week 2026!
#WorldSpaceWeek #space
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@ouranos98.bsky.socialToday is World Space Week 2026!
#WorldSpaceWeek #space
@prataba.bsky.socialHappy #WorldSpaceWeek
May your skies be clear, and your astro equipment function without problem. May you quickly find focus of your optics, so you capture that amazing shot.
@busythings.co.ukDo you have pupils who are excited by the latest space missions and discoveries?
Our Exploring space writing project is perfect for them this World Space Week.
They can upload pictures, write text and share their passion!
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Happy #WorldSpaceWeek
May your skies be clear, and your astro equipment function without problem.
@tuditees.bsky.socialCelebrating World Space Week with our Moon phases tee: www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/6244...
#gifts #giftideas #Tshirt #camiseta #sudadera #hoodie #SemanaMundialdelEspacio #SemanaMundialdelEspacio2026 #space #espacio #wsw #wsw2026 #Luna #Moon #moonphases #WorldSpaceWeek #WorldSpaceWeek2026
@junioreinsteins.bsky.socialOctober 4–10 is World Space Week, and the theme this year is Rocket Revolution.
#WorldSpaceWeek #RocketRevolution #SpaceWeek #STEMEducation #HandsOnScience #JuniorEinsteins #Junioreinsteins #ScienceForKids #Inspiration #FutureLeaders #SpaceExploration #CuriosityUnleashed #EducationMatters #SciComm
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@admirablewomen.bsky.socialAstronaut, pilot & engineer Samantha Cristoforetti: the first Italian woman in space, 2014. #WorldSpaceWeek🚀
She holds the record for the longest uninterrupted spaceflight by a European astronaut & brewed the first espresso in space. #WomenInSTEM #Italy
📷 : Coolest #coffee break in history!
@metoffice.gov.ukFrom dust storms on Mars to 1200mph winds on Neptune, our Solar System is home to some extraordinary weather.
Explore the Solar System's most extreme weather this #WorldSpaceWeek and discover how Met Office experts forecast space weather from the Sun.
@dannynic.bsky.socialTeaching Space in KS1 Science - more than just year 5.
www.sciencefix.co.uk/2026/10/teac...
#worldspaceweek #spaceweek #teaching
@jamieroxxartist.bsky.socialWe continue on with #WorldSpaceWeek (October 4–10)!
@leverhulme.ac.ukThe Leverhulme Centre for Humanity and Space @uniofleicester.bsky.social allows us the opportunity to fundamentally reshape how we think about space through the lens of the arts, humanities and social sciences. media.leverhulme.ac.uk/feature/expl... #WorldSpaceWeek
@sharkbaitinspace.bsky.socialThe Reusable Revolution
For the first 60 years of spaceflight, rockets were disposable. You used them once, and they fell into the ocean. Billions of pounds of engineering, burnt and gone. That's now changing. 🚀
Rockets like aircraft. Routine. Reliable. Repeatable.
@nceoscience.bsky.social🌍🛰️ Inspired by the @esa.int × Pokémon #WorldSpaceWeek celebrations?
Ever wondered how scientists view our planet from space? Explore real satellite images of Earth and discover how Earth Observation helps us understand our changing world.
🔗 Learn how to find satellite images: tinyurl.com/mr4328ey
@greshamcollege.bsky.social✨ Look deeper into the Universe and you look further back in time. ⏰
Prof Chris Lintott explores the Great Debate: how new telescopes in the 20th century revealed the Milky Way is one galaxy among billions...
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@bisspace.bsky.social🇬🇧 WSWUK COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
Today we're celebrating the people across the UK taking World Space Week into schools, universities, museums, clubs, companies and communities.
Send us your photos and videos and tag BIS so we can share your celebration.
@aussiecon5.bsky.socialOne of the ways that space exploration advances is through increased ability to track what is happening. Australian research scientist David Warren conceived a device that would record not only the instrument readings, but also the voices in the cockpit. #Aussiecon5 #WorldSpaceWeek
@scienceinnovation.ec.europa.euCould space junk become tomorrow’s building material or spacecraft fuel?
For #WorldSpaceWeek, discover how researchers are exploring ways to recycle old satellites and clear smaller debris before it triggers collisions.
@associationscied.bsky.social🚀 This #WorldSpaceWeek, we ask: should we make more space for space in science education?
This open-access article argues for the integration of space topics into the science curriculum to address skills gaps in the space sector and inspire students: https://ow.ly/ExPW50ZTp6s
