NASAVarmennettu tili

For over 40 years, our Landsat program has captured scientifically valuable images of our home planet, at a resolution showing large objects made by humans — including the #SuperBowlLIV stadium! A @NASAEarth satellite look at Kansas City, San Francisco and Miami:pic.twitter.com/faPAtwTLEB

409 combat missions, 30 yrs of service & 1 BIG game. Did you see 100-year old Tuskegee Airman Col. McGee at the #SuperBowl coin toss? He joins astronaut Alvin Drew this week for our #BlackHistoryMonth program to talk about their trailblazing careers: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-to-honor-tuskegee-airman-during-black-history-month-program …pic.twitter.com/VP6FGQmWAc

Planetary defense wins championships! In the second season of @NASAJPL's "On a Mission" podcast, learn how we track the routes of asteroids and how we might intercept a space rock headed toward Earth. Listen & subscribe: https://go.nasa.gov/37T7fS2 pic.twitter.com/i4YROaER8K

So... what would happen if there was football on Mars? In the thin atmosphere, you could punt, pass and kick the ball 3x as far as Earth! As for touchdowns on Mars, we've celebrated a few — the next will be our #Mars2020 rover, launching this summer: https://go.nasa.gov/36PtNSC pic.twitter.com/8S0tjjb0iA

Planets beyond our solar system come in many shapes and sizes. Some orbit a host star in the habitable zone, but some are in the red zone — like this "hot Jupiter" found last year by @NASAHubble. How gravitational forces made a football-shaped planet : https://go.nasa.gov/2OjEgz4 pic.twitter.com/Id1ZVS1LrB

It might be the size of a football field, but there's no offseason on the @Space_Station! 20 years ago, the first station crew was selected. Expedition 1 began in Nov. 2000, and humans have lived and worked continuously in space ever since: https://go.nasa.gov/37QPGSR pic.twitter.com/6ewx9hdHVs

After a record-setting 11 months in orbit, @Astro_Christina returns to Earth next week alongside fellow @Space_Station crewmates @astro_luca of @esa & Alexander Skvortsov of @Roscosmos. Discover how you can witness this historic homecoming: https://go.nasa.gov/2GGcR6m pic.twitter.com/xFCYLlHFMn

To sustain life during future long-duration missions to the Moon & Mars , @NASA_Astronauts will need: Water Food Exercise Discover how biotechnology – technology that uses living organisms to make products that provide a new use – is key: https://go.nasa.gov/2GKt4ax pic.twitter.com/nFRmy4Vd4i

Are you passionate about all things space & social media ? You have more day to apply to attend our #NASASocial event for a behind-the-scenes view of a @SpaceX rocket launch next month from @NASAKennedy in Florida: https://go.nasa.gov/3b3TEti pic.twitter.com/1zulz1IUHU

Forever a part of our legacy, this #BlackHistoryMonth we celebrate the pioneers, innovators and visionaries whose contributions have been essential to our success: https://go.nasa.gov/38ZCDyC pic.twitter.com/ZZmnabmN5f

This week: An Earth-observing satellite gets a notable new name #NASARemembers our fallen heroes A cargo spacecraft departs the @Space_Station A mission to the Sun's poles heats up For a look at these stories & more, visit https://go.nasa.gov/3aZzEbd pic.twitter.com/UF26COtECk