NASA
@NASA
NASA is mixed participation in the latest 30 observed days.
Over this 30-day window, for each original post there were 0.5 replies — at 4.6 activities a day.
- public activities in 30 days
- 137
- public activities in 30 days
- originals to replies
- 1 : 0.5
- originals to replies
- active days
- 28/30
- active days
Latest measurements: Sep 18, 2026 – Oct 17, 2026 · 30 days · public activity counts only · brand_institution. Source snapshot: Jul 20, 2026 – Oct 17, 2026, captured Oct 18, 2026.
Chapter 1 · Behavioral identity
What kind of X account is NASA?
In the latest 30 observed days, NASA is mixed participation. In this period the account's activity was split between its own posts and replies or quotes.
3 measured descriptors for NASA. Each describes activity, not the person.
- Uneven activity
- Original-post-oriented
- Regular amplification
Tap a trait to see why it was assigned
Why "34% replies or quotes"?
This shows whether the account behaves more like a publisher or a participant in conversations.
Replies and quotes as a share of the account's own authored activity (originals, replies, quotes). Reposts excluded.
What we can't know
We count public posts, replies, quotes and reposts. We don't read their content, and we have no impressions, follower changes, likes or engagement data. A label like "conversation-led" describes how the account used X — not who the person is or why.
Chapter 2 · Publishing vs. conversation
How does NASA participate?
NASA's largest activity category was 65 original posts, out of 137 public activities across 30 observed days.
Replies: 33 of 137 (24%)
A direct response inside someone else's thread. Replies are how an account joins conversations already happening.
The originals-to-replies ratio
1 : 0.5
For each original post, NASA recorded 0.5 replies in this 30-day window.Concretely: 65 original posts and 33 replies.
How we measured this
Every public action is counted once in exactly one category. Percentages are rounded so they total 100%; counts are never changed.
This view shows the latest 30-day measurements from a stored reference snapshot. No earlier-period comparison is displayed here; the source snapshot may cover more history.
Chapter 3 · Reference comparison
How does NASA compare on replies per original?
NASA has more replies per original than 4 of these 9 references. Each bar shows only replies per original, not overall behavioral similarity.
Kaitlan Collins
@kaitlancollins · News
Publishing-led across 111 activities in its latest 30-day measured period (Sep 5 – Oct 4, 2026). It replied less per original post than NASA (1 : 0.1 vs 1 : 0.5).
NASA: Sep 18 – Oct 17, 2026, snapshot Oct 18, 2026. Kaitlan Collins: snapshot Oct 5, 2026. Stored windows and snapshot dates may differ.
Traits: Uneven activity · Original-post-oriented · Low amplification
How we measured this
These are a small, hand-picked set of public reference accounts, comparing the latest 30-day measures from each stored snapshot, not full-90-day ratios. Their source snapshots may cover more history. This is not an overall similarity model, a ranking of X and not a percentile — only a side-by-side of stored measurements.
Chapter 4 · What actually happened
When was NASA active in this stored window?
NASA: 137 public activities across 30 days, about 4.6 per day. No earlier baseline is displayed here, so this is not a claim of change over time.
30 days, day by day · each bar colored by activity type
Activity mix
- Original posts6547%
- Replies3324%
- Reposts3929%
Observations
- In this period the account's activity was split between its own posts and replies or quotes.
- The account was active on 28 of the 30 days measured.
Month by month
October 2026 · 17 of 31 days in window
98 activities, about 5.8 a day — 46 originals, 26 replies, 0 quotes and 26 reposts.
How we measured this
Day-by-day detail is shown for the latest 30-day observation window. No earlier-period comparison is displayed here; the source snapshot may cover more history.
Chapter 5 · Goal-based exploration
How does NASA's pattern relate to possible goals?
Explore a goal through NASA's measured activity. These are observations about the account's behavior — not coaching for its owner, who hasn't asked for any.
Pick a goal to see how this account's activity relates to it.
What these observations are — and aren't
Observations are measured counts from this stored 30-day window. Interpretations are our reading of them relative to each goal. Experiments are general ideas that anyone with a similar pattern might try — they are not advice for this account's owner, who did not request them.
We don't have impressions, follower, like or engagement data, so we can't say what will grow reach — only what the activity pattern looks like.
We reveal patterns. You decide what they mean.
Every figure is counted from four public activity types (original posts, replies, quotes, reposts). We don't read post text, engagement or who an account talks to. Wording is fixed templating and never the source of a figure. Analysis reference x-ppu-plan-2026-10 · participation-v1, generated 2026-10-18.
X-ūmé reference profiles are generated from public X activity and periodically refreshed. Results describe the account during the stated observation period. Inclusion does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by the account holder.