The American company Venturi Astrolab, Inc. (@Astrolab_Space), a strategic partner of the Monegasque Venturi Group, has awarded a @NASA contract to support the development of Artemis campaign’s lunar terrain vehicle. More info: #Venturi #MadeInMonaco

RT @Astrolab_Space: We were happy to welcome director of @NASA_Johnson, Vanessa Wyche, to check out our FLEX rover mockup at the 2025 Houst…

We are pleased to announce that, as part of the development of Venturi Space—now also established in France—Gildo Pastor, President of the Group, has appointed the French astronaut @astro_JFrancois as its ambassador. Gildo Pastor’s teams are proud and delighted to welcome Jean-François Clervoy, his expertise will be invaluable, especially for the adventures ahead! 🔗 Read the full announcement : #VenturiSpace #astronaut #ESA #NASA #FromMonacoToTheMoon

RT @elonmusk: Starship Super Heavy Booster

From scorching heat to deep freeze, lunar rovers must endure it all. Discover the essential technologies for a return to the Moon and the next-gen rovers from Venturi @Astrolab_Space. #FromMonacoToTheMoon

@vipey1 @Astrolab_Space @astrobotic Thank you! 🚀

@vipey1 @Astrolab_Space @astrobotic Our wheels are made of a combination of advanced materials, designed to withstand extreme environments. Curious to learn more? You can check out the details here:

RT @Astrolab_Space: Our FLIP rover may have just gotten its ride to the Moon with @astrobotic, but FLIP initially made its debut at the 202…

@Astrolab_Space @astrobotic We’re thrilled to be part of this incredible journey!

RT @Astrolab_Space: First, we had FLEX. Then we added FLIP to our lunar rover family. Now FLIP has its ride to the Moon. FLIP, aka the FLE…

RT @Space_Station: Astronaut Butch Wilmore works outside the International Space Station during a five-hour and 26-minute spacewalk on Jan.…

RT @MAstronomers: Earth at night

RT @Astrolab_Space: Thanks to everyone how stopped by to see our mockup of our lunar rover, FLEX, at the Houston Auto Show this weekend! We…

RT @NASA_Johnson: It’s our first time at the Houston Auto Show to share how @NASA is returning to the Moon to pave the way for human missio…

Apollo 1 Crew Tribute – January 27, 1967 On January 27, 1967, astronauts Roger B. Chaffee, Edward H. White, and Virgil I. Grissom tragically lost their lives during a pre-flight test for the Apollo 1 mission. The fire that engulfed their capsule highlighted critical safety flaws in the spacecraft’s design. This incident, though tragic, led to significant safety improvements in space exploration, ultimately contributing to the success of the Apollo programme, including the historic Apollo 11 Moon landing in 1969. ©NASA

Let’s discover the first video in this series—a blend of science fiction, inspiration, and the realization of @SachaLakic ’s unique universe. In this episode, we spotlight the Venturi Space Laboratory, designed at Venturi’s headquarters in Monaco. #Venturi #FromMonacoToTheMoon #space #design

RT @NASA: “If you can’t fly, run; if you can’t run, walk; if you can’t walk, crawl; but by all means keep moving.” – Martin Luther King Jr.…

Thank you for your message! Neil Armstrong spoke those words on July 21, 1969, UTC (the time used in official records), but in the United States’ Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), it was still late evening on July 20, 1969, the same day as the landing. Both dates are correct, depending on the time zone referenced.