Jim Adams

Exploring Mars: Science, Innovation, and Imagination in Action This 6-part live learning series introduces students to the science, technology, and societal impact of exploring the Red Planet. Aligned with NGSS standards and focused on real-world STEM application...

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Well, not actually "to Mars," but you CAN learn about Mars from the experts, for free!

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Home | Space Tour South Africa 2025 The 2025 Space Tour South Africa will engage South Africans in astronomy through lectures, seminars, and public events. Led by former NASA experts Jim Adams and Dr. Jim Green, alongside STEM specialis...

I’m excited to announce that I’m returning to South Africa! This time with former NASA Chief Scientist Dr James Green and SA friends Steve Sherman and Anelda Jonker.

Learn more at jimadamsworld.com you can even sign up to track our progress on WhatsApp!

Now we know. The answer is probably not!

Here’s something cool announced last week… on Christmas Eve the Parker Solar Probe will make its fastest (430,000 mph) and closest (3.8 million miles) approach to the Sun!

Breaking its own records for speed and closest approach to our star.

Merry Christmas!

Jared Isaacman nominated to be the next NASA Administrator. Awesome choice! And so early in the establishment of the new Administration, often NASA has to wait till last-ish. Perhaps this is a bellwether of the new Administration’s plans for NASA!

We don’t hear much talk these days about “Big Data.” I think that’s because we’ve begun to understand that all data is valuable. How do you retain control of your data files, images and videos?

Picture: from my swag box, unrelated but cool stuff.

Notre Dame Cathedral unveils its new interior 5 years after devastating fire After more than five years of frenetic reconstruction work, Notre Dame Cathedral has showed its new self to the world Friday.

Stunning.

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No edit option yet… yeah I’m gonna need that!

Advice needed: I have a contract with an amazing IT startup to endorse their product a few times per month on legacy social media platforms. Would it be bad form to put this posts on Bluesky as well? (I’m still learning the Bluesky etiquette)

Uranus throughout the ages!

Congratulations!

Nice job, @harbingeralpha.bsky.social !

Hi Seria, I saved my lawn mowing money when I was a kid in the late 60’s and bought an inexpensive 3” refractor. Sadly, I didn’t know anyone who could show me how to use it (and there was no YouTube). But once I started working at NASA I became inspired by the Hubble!

I’m new here on Bluesky! So excited for the refresh.
Though, I admit I feel a little like I’m out in the Kuiper Belt!

Let’s chat about Tech, Space, Poetry and life hacks!

Maybe we can get some Clubhouse-esque dialogs going?

(I also LOVE Dad jokes!)

@eboninflight.bsky.social it’s nice to connect here! :: waves wildly ::

A Reminder of Our Potential. Earth seen by Cassini at Saturn (2006)

Good morning.

@flyingjenny.bsky.social I’m here too @nasajim.bsky.social