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"This particular structure and form factor that you see is built on a lot of heritage.. very much tuned for our particular mission." @NASA_JPL's Parag Vaze answers a ? on why the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite looks like a "little house in space." #SeeingTheSeaspic.twitter.com/3KegtIlJBg

"We have a better understanding of the relative sea level rise in our coastal communities.. We can do things like better predict the rapid intensification of hurricanes." @NASAEarth's Karen St. Germain on the benefits of the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite. #SeeingTheSeaspic.twitter.com/nlvQlYfbsT

"His understanding of the importance of that international partnership at the basis of Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich led to this unprecedented honor of his name being on the spacecraft." - @Dr_ThomasZ thanks partners for honoring the legacy of @NASAEarth's Dr. Michael Freilich.pic.twitter.com/K2DuHDUM3e

"I'm so glad that this new satellite, the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich, will go into space and really teach us about this blue marble, our home." - @Dr_ThomasZ of #NASAScience talks about this historic U.S.-European mission to measure sea levels around the world. #SeeingTheSeaspic.twitter.com/sSFcZKOiLx

Coming up at 10am ET: Experts from NASA, @EU_Commission, @ESA, & @EUMETSAT discuss the ocean-monitoring Sentinel 6 Michael Freilich mission, set to launch Nov. 10. Watch: http://www.nasa.gov/live  Questions about Earth's latest sea-level measuring satellite? Use #SeeingTheSeas pic.twitter.com/8hdStuULnk

On Wed., Oct. 21, three space travelers return home to Earth after a 196-day mission on the @Space_Station. @Astro_SEAL of NASA and Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner of @Roscosmos will undock their Soyuz spacecraft and land at 10:55pm ET. How to watch: https://go.nasa.gov/3521PE7 pic.twitter.com/DGX3lHX2Xn

The Moon has ALWAYS had Earth's back Like a protective BFF, the Moon shielded the Earth's early atmosphere from the unpredictability of space & powerful solar storms with its magnetic field 4 billion years ago. We break down the relationship here https://go.nasa.gov/3lQBqzQ pic.twitter.com/7THh6z0fmV

Next week: @NASAJPL's "On a Mission" podcast launches season 3! We'll venture to the ends of the Earth with scientists who study the cycles of our planet- from the air we breathe to the ground beneath us. Get your hiking boots ready Subscribe: https://go.nasa.gov/2IvWy05 pic.twitter.com/Xtbjz6PG75

Teamwork makes the wings work Driven by international collaboration, the @NASA_Orion team completed the installation of the spacecraft's solar arrays. They will power the service module that will propel Orion around the Moon for our #Artemis I launch: https://go.nasa.gov/3513wll pic.twitter.com/cK0UYybWAf

In just 6 days @OSIRISREx is playing the ultimate game of tag with asteroid Bennu! Join us next week for: Q&A with mission experts A @NASASocial @Facebook event The big game at 5pm ET on October 20th More on how we're going #ToBennuAndBack: https://go.nasa.gov/3j38iUi pic.twitter.com/DYHPYfD8l5

Calling all space commanders Show us your excitement about all things space related! Share a selfie on Twitter or Instagram tagged #NASAVirtualExhibit & we'll add it to our #IAC2020 digital mosaic. The final product will be launched Oct. 15 on http://www.nasa.gov .pic.twitter.com/m1i7JqYr6Y

"We're going to enable the private sector, but we're also going to enable international partners for the biggest, broadest, most diverse, inclusive coalition of research and exploration on the surface of the Moon in the history of humankind." - Administrator @JimBridenstinepic.twitter.com/Iw15Mcfjoa

"Today we're announcing 15 contracts for further negotiation from 14 different American companies that have an interest in going to the surface of the Moon and have an interest in exploring space in new and unique ways." - Administrator @JimBridenstine on new #Artemis partners.pic.twitter.com/hixNghgr8j

“Ultimately what we do on the surface of the Moon is really to learn how to live and work for long periods of time … and prove the capabilities and systems necessary to take that knowledge to Mars.” – Administrator @JimBridenstinepic.twitter.com/bydbc6BJ47

“When we talk about #Artemis, we’re building a sustainable [lunar] architecture.” – Administrator @JimBridenstine shares how our future lunar 'Gateway' will enable humanity to regularly access any part of the Moon and prepare us for deep space missions to Mars:pic.twitter.com/32Kt5pyGk6