Dr Tara Hayden
@drminimoonrocks.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Lunar Scientist | Artemis III Team Affiliate Member
Geologists rock, while planetary scientists are out of this world!
Geologists rock, while planetary scientists are out of this world!
Happy International Women's Day 2025!
This last year was at some points extremely challenging, yet it was also marked with incredible opportunity and unforgettable experiences. Reflecting back, I am proud to have been resilient through the hardships to enjoy the opportunities! ⭐
This last year was at some points extremely challenging, yet it was also marked with incredible opportunity and unforgettable experiences. Reflecting back, I am proud to have been resilient through the hardships to enjoy the opportunities! ⭐
March 8, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Happy International Women's Day 2025!
This last year was at some points extremely challenging, yet it was also marked with incredible opportunity and unforgettable experiences. Reflecting back, I am proud to have been resilient through the hardships to enjoy the opportunities! ⭐
This last year was at some points extremely challenging, yet it was also marked with incredible opportunity and unforgettable experiences. Reflecting back, I am proud to have been resilient through the hardships to enjoy the opportunities! ⭐
So pleased to finally be able to share what we did during our #ArtemisIII geology training in November 2024! Virtual reality simulations will be vital in our return to the Moon. See if you can spot me in the photo of the Artemis III Geology Team below!
Check it out: science.nasa.gov/uncategorize...
Check it out: science.nasa.gov/uncategorize...
March 5, 2025 at 10:21 PM
So pleased to finally be able to share what we did during our #ArtemisIII geology training in November 2024! Virtual reality simulations will be vital in our return to the Moon. See if you can spot me in the photo of the Artemis III Geology Team below!
Check it out: science.nasa.gov/uncategorize...
Check it out: science.nasa.gov/uncategorize...
You can see in the photo, 4 is represented by IIII as opposed to IV (the standard roman numeral for 4). I thought it was odd but as the bus moved on, so did I. Until I saw it on a second clock the next street over.
February 25, 2025 at 2:48 AM
You can see in the photo, 4 is represented by IIII as opposed to IV (the standard roman numeral for 4). I thought it was odd but as the bus moved on, so did I. Until I saw it on a second clock the next street over.
On my way home from work the other day I glanced out of the bus window and looked at the clock outside a local market. Something struck me that I had never noticed before looking at this clock: it had roman numerals but the number 4 didn't look quite right. 🧵
February 25, 2025 at 2:48 AM
On my way home from work the other day I glanced out of the bus window and looked at the clock outside a local market. Something struck me that I had never noticed before looking at this clock: it had roman numerals but the number 4 didn't look quite right. 🧵
Reflecting on an amazing week at NASA Johnson Space Center at #Artemis III science team training. Immersive experiences like this really put into perspective what we are all working so hard towards - the exciting moment Artemis astronauts set foot on the Moon once again!
November 23, 2024 at 3:35 AM
Reflecting on an amazing week at NASA Johnson Space Center at #Artemis III science team training. Immersive experiences like this really put into perspective what we are all working so hard towards - the exciting moment Artemis astronauts set foot on the Moon once again!