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With the arrival of @AstroBehnken & @Astro_Doug aboard the @SpaceX Dragon Endeavour, the crew on the @Space_Station has more time for science. How they work with teams on the ground to schedule @ISS_Research: https://go.nasa.gov/37HZAaa pic.twitter.com/s6dkmlcpYE

.@NASAPersevere, our most advanced Mars rover yet, is getting ready for its #CountdownToMars. Why is this important? Upgraded science instruments will search for signs of habitability and ancient life like never before: https://go.nasa.gov/3hxdu3n pic.twitter.com/15qf7vRAip

“I think we’re really excited to hear the sounds of Mars and the sounds of the rover interacting with its environment.” Deputy Project Scientist Katie Stack Morgan on @NASAPersevere’s microphone that will make it possible to finally hear sound on Mars.pic.twitter.com/XWcuPBw9DM

Thanks for submitting your #AskNASA questions! @iarunsivam asked: “Apart from entry, descent and landing, what is the most challenging part of the mission?” Here’s an answer from Matt Wallace, @NASAPersevere deputy project manager at @NASAJPL: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBaPQWXaJN …pic.twitter.com/z2ItpHbOv5

“At this time the Mars Helicopter, Ingenuity, is fully integrated on the rover.” MiMi Aung, project manager for the Mars Helicopter gives a status update on this technology demonstration to test the first powered flight on another world: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBaPQWXaJN …pic.twitter.com/9oL0jaRZlW

Our @NASAPersevere rover will land at Mars' Jezero Crater. Deputy Project Scientist Katie Stack Morgan explains the importance of this landing site: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBaPQWXaJN …pic.twitter.com/PpRXs0zOgm

“Just as Perseverance builds on past missions, it’s also the first step in the first-ever round-trip mission to another planet in our solar system.” Planetary Science Division director Lori Glaze says @NASAPersevere sets the stage for a Mars sample return: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBaPQWXaJN …pic.twitter.com/TVYy5pYtvZ

“Perseverance is the most sophisticated mission we’ve ever sent to the Red Planet’s surface. It’s the next step in our historic Mars exploration program.” Planetary Science Division director Lori Glaze on how @NASAPersevere advances our study of Mars: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBaPQWXaJN …pic.twitter.com/1IutQkh0yf

"We’re talking about Mars today. We have a big agenda. We have been given a directive to go to Mars with humans.” Administrator @JimBridenstine shares how our #Artemis program & Mars robotics missions set the stage for human exploration of the Red Planet https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBaPQWXaJN …pic.twitter.com/IMiGcRoocT

“We have to remember that NASA has an amazing ability to do stunning achievements even in the midst of difficult times.” Administrator @JimBridenstine on getting @NASAPersevere to launch pad on track for July during the fight against coronavirus: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1LyxBaPQWXaJN …pic.twitter.com/ZDoUOqKUDd

Ready to #CountdownToMars? Our @NASAPersevere rover is launching in 33 days. At 2pm ET, Administrator @JimBridenstine, scientists and engineers will preview our next mission to the Red Planet. Tag questions with #AskNASA! Get a reminder to watch live: https://youtu.be/yIWyFX0uxoc pic.twitter.com/0UTVlKMSYP

A citizen scientist spotted a never-before-seen comet in data from the joint @NASASun & @ESA SOHO mission — the 4,000th comet discovered in the spacecraft's 25-year history: https://go.nasa.gov/2ALb8x1 pic.twitter.com/RLqMnOReUX

Kirk Shireman, who has served as manager of the @Space_Station program since 2015, is retiring. He has “dedicated 35 years of his career advancing and improving human spaceflight, and doing it in a collaborative way,” says Kathy Lueders. Read more: https://go.nasa.gov/3fpNLb4 pic.twitter.com/OYt5oZ6tjN

NEWS: Effective June 26, Joel Montalbano is acting manager of the @Space_Station Program. For almost 20 years, humans have lived and worked continuously aboard our orbiting laboratory, making advancements to benefit life on Earth: https://go.nasa.gov/3fpNLb4 pic.twitter.com/anOdqauGIB

Introducing Kathy Lueders, our newly selected associate administrator of human spaceflight programs. Tune in to http://nasa.gov/live  Thursday, June 18, starting at 2pm ET to hear from Kathy and Administrator @JimBridenstine: https://go.nasa.gov/2UQx5Sk pic.twitter.com/lZbxMDWO2r

Road to Launch: This week, Administrator @JimBridenstine, leadership and a panel of scientists and engineers will preview our next mission to the Red Planet, the @NASAPersevere rover. #CountdownToMars with us and tune in this Wed., June 17 at 3pm ET: https://go.nasa.gov/3e6TwKq pic.twitter.com/QjPl6q2XJy

Mark the date: spacewalks coming soon. Watch @Astro_SEAL and @AstroBehnken venture outside the @Space_Station to finish upgrading our orbital lab's power channels: https://go.nasa.gov/3hslna5  June 26 & July 1 7:35am ETpic.twitter.com/r9tFp7iCjp