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@bisspace.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 8:04 AM

🚀 It's the Final Day of #WSW2026
Don't forget to REGISTER any Space activities you have done this week!!

Space events start/end/during 4–10 October 2026 need registering at: www.worldspaceweek.org

#WorldSpaceWeek #WSWUK #RocketRevolution

@betterreads.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 3:50 AM

World Space Week (4–10 Oct) — Voyages beyond Earth.

Eight free classics: Verne, Wells, Abbott, Burroughs. Open them on BetterReads.

www.betterreads.dev/collections/...

#WorldSpaceWeek #RocketRevolution #SciFi #BookTok #BetterReads

Photoreal Earth from space in the lower right against a black starfield. Steel eyebrow “World Space Week · 4–10 October,” cream headline “Voyages beyond Earth,” and a short line about eight free classics by Verne, Wells, Abbott, and Burroughs. Footer: Public domain · betterreads.dev.
@toptags.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 12:31 AM

🚀 BlueSky trending hashtags (15m) #16-30:

#poetry #furry #mobland #seakraken #knightsofguinevere #trump #oc #inktober #healingpurrspawty #dogs #kog #writesky #queerwriters #worldspaceweek🚀 #womeninstem

👇 #1-15 trending hashtags

@admirablewomen.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 12:08 AM

Following the historic 1995 flight, Collins broke barriers again in 1999 by becoming the first female Space Shuttle Commander during the STS-93 mission, which successfully deployed the Chandra X-ray Observatory. #WorldSpaceWeek 🚀

@admirablewomen.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 12:08 AM

Astronaut Eileen Collins was the first female Space Shuttle pilot. #WorldSpaceWeek🚀

She piloted the Space Shuttle Discovery during mission STS-63 (1995), a mission that included the first-ever rendezvous between a US Space Shuttle and the Russian space station Mir. #WomenInSTEM

An official NASA portrait of a smiling Eileen Collins (born 1956), the first female Space Shuttle pilot and commander, posing in front of a studio backdrop. Positioned left of center, she is captured from the waist up, turned slightly right while facing forward with a warm, confident expression. Her short, light brown hair is neatly styled in a voluminous, feathered cut. She wears a vibrant orange Advanced Crew Escape Suit (ACES) complete with a bulky metallic neck ring, black collar fabric underneath, and an intricate harness. A circular mission patch for STS-93 is prominently affixed to the right side of her chest, reading the names Collins, Ashby, Coleman, Hawley, and Tognini, while a blue-and-white NASA name tag on her left side reads "EILEEN M. COLLINS". Her right hand gently rest on a glossy black-and-white astronaut helmet held in her lap. The backdrop features the United States flag draped on the far left, while a detailed desktop model of the Space Shuttle stacked with its solid rocket boosters and external tank stands on a pedestal to the right. The overall composition balances a professional, historic mood with Collins' approachable demeanor, celebrating her groundbreaking milestones as a trailblazing woman in STEM and space exploration.
@azwater.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 11:25 PM

How do planets get their water? How do we know if an exoplanet has water on its surface? Find out more @ https://ow.ly/U8Lg50ZWvqa #WorldSpaceWeek

@calbridge.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 8:38 PM

Happy World Space Week!
From October 4th to 10th, we’re celebrating the power of space science, technology, engineering, and math to expand our horizons and shape our future on Earth.
#STEM is the engine behind space exploration.
#WorldSpaceWeek #STEMeducation #Astronomy

@viasat.comOct 9, 2026, 8:37 PM

Rockets get satellites to space, but what happens once they're there? 🚀🛰️

Our straightforward guide to satellite communications breaks down what happens after satellites reach orbit: https://vsat.co/4jcAPtw

#WorldSpaceWeek #WSW2026 #SatelliteCommunications

@amidthestarstours.comOct 9, 2026, 8:33 PM

This was the first rocket launch at Cape Canaveral.

Cape Canaveral is the home of the Cape Canaveral Space Fore Station and next to the Kennedy Space Center, making it the US capital of rocket launches. But every legacy had to start somewhere. (1/3)

#WorldSpaceWeek #RocketRevolution #Astronomy ⚛️🧪🛰️

A black and white photograph of a rocket launching while several people watch in the foreground.
@joelwblanchard.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 5:49 PM

This week we’re at #NASAKennedySpaceCenter preparing human brain tissue models for space, just in time for #WorldSpaceWeek! 🚀

Follow along to see how microgravity and radiation affect interactions across major brain cell types, with insights for astronauts and for neurodegeneration on Earth.

@naee-uk.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 5:41 PM

#WorldSpaceWeek

@ucdavisengineering.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 5:30 PM

To celebrate World Space Week, we’re highlighting UC Davis engineers working on space-related projects and creating opportunities for the next generation of aerospace engineers. 🚀

Explore stories: https://ow.ly/BI2P50ZWoou

#UCDavisEngineering #WorldSpaceWeek

A rocket-shaped satellite has computer hardware attached to its shaftTrey Lowry stands in a plywood decorated workshopAva Lewis stands beside a large blue and white AIAA sign in a modern lobby.Rich Whittle and others wear flight suits and float in gravity chamber, hooked up to cardio monitors.
@uclmaps.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 4:51 PM

#WorldSpaceWeek: talking to Prof Sarah Matthews about unexpected career turns and unanswered scientific questions ✨ www.youtube.com/shorts/FQ9ko...

Sarah Matthews is the Prof of #SolarPhysics at UCL’s Mullard #SpaceScience Lab, as well as the Course Lead for MSc Space Science and #Engineering.

@playquark.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 4:40 PM

Maybe sci-fi has always been the court jester. #SciFi #Storytelling #worldspaceweek

@wonderdome.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 4:03 PM

What goes up, must come down. But it's not all of it.
How do we get those astronauts back safely?

#5starreviews #scienceresources #mobileplanetarium #stardome #teacherresource #sciencecurriculum #WorldSpaceWeek #WorldSpaceWeek2026

@brisunipress.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 2:25 PM

What if exploring space could help us build a better future on Earth?

From scientific discovery to cooperation and more sustainable ways of using resources, What Is Space Exploration For? asks what we can gain from our pursuit of the stars.

#WorldSpaceWeek #WSW2026

https://ow.ly/TnCA50ZVrGp

@tuditees.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 2:18 PM

Celebrating World Space Week with our Pluto T-shirt: www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/2068...

#pluton #pluto #ideasregalo #gifts #giftideas #Tshirt #camiseta #sudadera #hoodie #SemanaMundialdelEspacio #SemanaMundialdelEspacio2026 #space #espacio #wsw #wsw2026 #WorldSpaceWeek #WorldSpaceWeek2026

@i2cat.netOct 9, 2026, 2:04 PM

🪐 Sabies que l'espai és el millor entorn per a la xarxa quàntica?

🗣️Ho destaca el nostre director del grup de recerca de Comunicacions Espacials en la setmana mundial de l'espai. 

📻 Recuperem l'entrevista a Digà-li Ciència #radio4

#WorldSpaceWeek

@imascientist.org.ukOct 9, 2026, 1:54 PM

Today is the last day of World Space Week. Thank you to all our volunteers who have taken part this week! This highlight shows how a scientist spots an opportunity to turn this student's question into a meaningful conversation. #WorldSpaceWeek @stemlearning.bsky.social

The image is the I'm a Scientist graphic of the chat interface within which is a conversation between a student and a scientist. The student asks if the moon is moving away, the scientist replies yes and asks how they had heard about this. Then follows a conversation about the effect this would have on earth.
@admirablewomen.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 1:09 PM

Engineer, physicist & NASA astronaut Sally Ride was the first American woman in space, 1983. #WorldSpaceWeek 🚀

+ Wrote/co-wrote 7 books to help encourage children to study #science
+ Co-founded Sally Ride Science to inspire young people in STEM & promote STEM literacy

#WomenInSTEM

A historical photograph of Dr. Sally Kristen Ride (May 26, 1951 – July 23, 2012)—the first American woman in space—inside the flight deck of the Space Shuttle Challenger during the STS-7 mission in June 1983. Dr. Ride is positioned in the center of the frame from the chest up with a warm, engaged smile. She wears a light-blue NASA flight jumpsuit adorned with an American flag patch on her left shoulder, a NASA insignia on her chest, and a name tag that reads "SALLY." A lightweight communications headset rests on her curly, dark brown hair, with a thin microphone curving toward her mouth. Her right hand adjusts a component of the headset wire near her ear. The background is filled with the dense, intricate instrumentation of the shuttle's overhead and aft control panels, packed with gray switches, dials, and circuit breakers. The tight framing, soft interior lighting, and candid composition emphasize a focused yet calm atmosphere, documenting a milestone moment for women in STEM and space exploration.
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