The over two-minute-long trailer starts with Iron Man recording an audio message as he is stuck in space without food and water following his near-fatal encounter with Thanos at Titan. Over the weekend, NASA gave a winning response to Marvel fanatics, hinting that they would theoretically try to do something about the situation.

"Hey @Marvel, we heard about Tony Stark. As we know, the first thing you should do is listen in mission control for '@Avengers, we have a problem'. But if he can't communicate, then we recommend ground teams use all resources to scan the skies for your missing man," the tweet read. Marvel Studios' official Twitter handle also responded to NASA's tweet in a tongue in cheek style by saying they would appreciate any help that NASA can provide.

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The Marvel fans welcomed the cheeky response.
"It's quite MARVELOUS that #Nasa tweeted to #Marvel," a user tweeted. Another user wrote, "Please save Tony Stark he deserves better than what marvel is giving him."

NASA also included a photograph in their tweet which featured a Marvel Easter egg, Thor's nameplate and hammer. In a follow-up tweet, NASA said their Thermal Operations and Resource (THOR) officer will ensure the success of the mission. 

"The THermal Operations and Resource (THOR) officer is truly one of Mission Control's mightiest heroes. They ensure the operation of multiple @Space_Station subsystems which collect, distribute & reject heat from critical equipment and payloads for the success of the mission."

Chris Hemsworth plays Thor, the Asgardian God, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).
End Game, which is said to be the final movie in the Avengers franchise, will release on April 26, 2019.

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Edited by mid-day online desk with inputs from PTI