🚀 NASA’s Meowt of this World Adventure: SPACE CAT!🌌🐈

Paws and Whiskers, Friends! 🐾🚀

🌌✨ Today, we’ve got a super exciting tail for you – about a cat named Taters who became a space explorer without leaving Earth! 🚀🌍

🌠 Taters’ Cosmic Journey

NASA, space experts, did something clawsome. They beamed a video of Taters (a NASA employee’s cat), across space using lasers! 🛰️🐱 This wasn’t just any video; it was Taters chasing a red dot from a laser pointer. yes they laser beamed a laserbeam, double laser! Meow that’s nerdy! 🌟

“The 15-second video of Taters the cat was beamed to Earth from NASA’s Psyche spacecraft, 19 million miles away.” [3]

🪐 How Did They Do It?

NASA used a special laser to send Taters’ video all the way to the stars. It’s like magic, but it’s science too! The laser beamed the video back to Earth from almost 19 million miles away. That’s a lot of miles! 🌌🌐

“The longest distance laser cat video in history can be seen below.” [2]

🌈 Taters, the Cosmic Star

Now, here’s the coolest part – Taters, the adorable 3-year-old cat, didn’t actually travel to space. Researchers recorded him playing and then sent the video into the great unknown using a high-tech laser. Taters is a space celebrity now! 🌠🐈

“Taters himself, to be clear, has not gone to space. Researchers filmed and uploaded a video of the 3-year-old cat to a flight laser transceiver.” [4]

📺 Watch Taters’ Space Adventure!

Want to see Taters’ cosmic adventure? Watch the laser-chasing video that traveled millions of miles through space!

🌌 Taters’ Space Legacy

Taters’ space journey is now a part of history, making him the furriest space explorer ever! What an incredible adventure for our feline friend. Stay tuned for more space-tastic stories, young explorers! 🚀📡

🌐 Sources

1. NASA – NASA’s Tech Demo Streams First Video From Deep Space
2. New Atlas – NASA beams cute cat video back to Earth from deep space
3. GPB – This cat video is out of this world, and NASA used a laser to beam it to Earth
4. Smithsonian Magazine – NASA Streams Video of a Cat Chasing a Laser From Deep Space