Followers
1.2M
About this metric
Public follower count at check time.
@nasaartemis
Profile data checked Aug 6, 2026, 3:25 PM
Report generated Sep 24, 2026, 1:26 PM · Methodology
81/100
Mostly strong signals
Followers
1.2M
Public follower count at check time.
Typical views
8,200
Median views across 21 sampled posts.
Responses / 1K views
18.7
Median likes, replies, reposts, and quotes per 1,000 public post views.
Reply share
2%
279 of 15.9K sampled interactions were replies.
Bio clarity
Limited
Posting cadence
Limited
Search signals
Mixed
Conversation response
Strong
Topic consistency
Strong
Profile setup
Strong
Profile links
Strong
Post mix
Strong
Post context
Strong
Public engagement
45th percentile
Audit score
78th percentile
The display name identifies NASA’s Artemis program, but the bio is only an inspirational slogan and does not state the account’s content.
Audience
People interested in Artemis, Moon exploration, spacecraft engineering, NASA history, commercial space partnerships, and mission progress.
Positioning
A NASA-branded source for Artemis mission updates, lunar technology, engineering milestones, crew preparation, and related exploration history.
Bio/content match
StrongAll 12 meaningful sampled posts concern Artemis, lunar missions, supporting technology, crew preparation, or Apollo history.
Amplification
40%
Bookmarks / 1K views
0.33
Posts analyzed
21
View consistency
17%
Popular-post sample: Median 8,200 / average 48.6K
Top vs typical
37.1x
Popular-post sample: Highest sampled result divided by the median
Reply share
2%
Popular-post sample: 279 replies or comments / 15.9K interactions
The display name identifies NASA’s Artemis program, but the bio is only an inspirational slogan and does not state the account’s content.
Posting cadence is not scored because the available public sample is popularity-ranked, not chronological.
The account has limited identity or recurring topic signals in the public sample.
Response is discounted because X exposes popularity-ranked posts, not a representative recent sample.
All 12 meaningful sampled posts concern Artemis, lunar missions, supporting technology, crew preparation, or Apollo history.
The profile has strong public identity signals; bio and external links are optional context.
The profile provides a public destination beyond X.
The captured sample is broad enough to compare format results.
Most sampled posts provide enough visible text to establish useful context.
“All of humanity” is empty bullshit beside nonstop lunar hardware updates. The bio is useless debris wearing a NASA badge.
@nasaartemis · B · 81/100
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