11 likes, 0 comments - shop_summit_ on April 14, 2025: "📣 Meet the Speaker Frank Rubio NASA Astronaut | U.S. Army Colonel 🚀 A record-breaking Astronaut and decorated military physician, Dr. Rubio brings firsthand insight from his 371-day mission aboard the International Space Station — the longest single spaceflight by a U.S. astronaut. 🇺🇸🛰️ 🗓️ Speaking at: Voices from Space: Lessons from NASA Astronauts on Exploration and Innovation 📅 Date: May 1, 2025 @astro_frankrubio #SHOP25 #SpeakerSpotlight #nasa #frankrubio #Spaceflight #humanperformance #astronautlife #innovationinspace #exploration #iss #voicesfromspace".

4 likes, 0 comments - lapariciosv on July 16, 2025: "🇧🇷🇸🇻 Em um passo importante para a cooperação em ciência e tecnologia! Tivemos uma produtiva reunião com o astronauta Frank Rubio de El Salvador. Este encontro é um desdobramento das conversas com o Senador Astronauta Marcos Pontes, visando explorar intercâmbios e programas que beneficiem estudantes de ambos os países. #CienciaTecnologia #ElSalvador #Brasil #Astronautas #CooperaçãoBilateral".

2 likes, 0 comments - astro53806 on April 24, 2026: "Tonight’s sky has something truly special waiting for you! ✨ A glowing First Quarter Moon will light up the evening, with Jupiter shining nearby like a bright golden star. Lower in the western sky, dazzling Venus pairs up with Uranus, appearing close together near the beautiful Pleiades star cluster—a tiny sparkling group often called the “Seven Sisters.” It’s a perfect night for stargazing—no telescope needed for most of it! Just step outside after sunset, let your eyes adjust, and enjoy the calm, magical view above 🌙🔭 Moments like this don’t come every day, so don’t miss out. Have you spotted this celestial lineup yet? #Astrophysics #Astronomy2026 #moon".

0 likes, 0 comments - astro53806 on April 27, 2026: "🌋 Venus may not be the dead world we have always believed it to be. A new study suggests Venus could be shaking with more than 17,000 "venusquakes" every year. Far from being geologically dormant, our hellish neighbour may rival Earth in seismic activity. Researchers compared Venus's tectonic landscape, including its vast ring-shaped coronae and giant volcanoes like Maat Mons, to similar structures on Earth. Mapping Earth's quake patterns onto them, they estimated at least 1,161 quakes above magnitude 4 each year, and possibly nearly 18,000 if Venus is especially active. The hard part is detecting them. Surface temperatures of 464°C melt most instruments within hours. But Venus's thick atmosphere offers a clever workaround: high-altitude balloons that can "listen" to quake waves rippling through the air. Future missions like NASA's VERITAS and ESA's EnVision may finally confirm just how alive Venus reall #Astrophysics #Astronomy2026 #viral".