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  1. 38 minutes ago

    Tomorrow, three crew members will undock their Soyuz spacecraft and dock it at another port, clearing a space for the next Soyuz crew arriving on Mon., Oct. 4. Live NASA TV coverage begins at 8am ET (12:00 UT):

    Two Soyuz spacecraft as seen from space station cupola window, pointed downward, and orbiting above a hurricane.
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  2. 3 hours ago

    Success! 9 launched today to continue a nearly 50-year legacy of monitoring the health of our planet. A partnership with , the satellite will help people manage Earth's natural resources with science-based decisions:

    Closeup shot of fiery rocket exhaust, moments after liftoff.
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    Congratulations to and on the launch of 9! Today’s launch will continue five decades of continuous Landsat Earth observation to monitor, understand, and manage land resources needed to sustain human life and measure the effects of climate change.

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  4. 3 hours ago

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    Liftoff of a Atlas V rocket with the 9 satellite onboard from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California! Landsat 9 continues a nearly 50-year legacy of observing Earth's landscapes and coastal regions. 📷

    , , and 5 others
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  6. 6 hours ago

    The 9 observatory has successfully separated and is on its way to continue 50 years of uninterrupted Earth observations 🌏👀

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  7. 6 hours ago

    "This record helps us understand not only that [climate] change is happening, but how fast, & whether it's accelerating — and what it means for humans." Karen St. Germain, Director, explains how 9 helps us monitor the effects of climate change on our planet.

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  8. 7 hours ago

    "The biggest challenge for this project has been trying to bring this mission to launch in the middle of a pandemic... and this team has just rallied." Project Manager Del Jenstrom explains the challenges the 9 team faced before reaching the launchpad today.

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  9. 7 hours ago

    " is the longest continuous global satellite record of the Earth's surface. It helps farmers & scientists understand and manage land resources, and all of that is needed to sustain human life." Administrator reflects on the significance of today's launch:

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  10. 7 hours ago

    Enjoy this beautiful shot of the booster falling away after the booster engine cut off and separated from the 9 payload 😍

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  11. 7 hours ago

    And... liftoff! 🚀 The 9 satellite has lifted off from the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California aboard a Atlas V rocket at 2:12pm ET.

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  12. 8 hours ago

    Through years of research, development, and testing, Virginia Norwood created the multispectral scanner system that flew on the very first satellite and is considered the mother of the Earth-observing satellite series. 🛰️

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  13. 8 hours ago

    "The way I think about it is that it's almost like a painting. Our research is the paint. Our is the canvas." , Associate Administrator of NASA Science, illustrates how important today's Earth satellite launch is. 🎨

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  14. 8 hours ago

    "The has been in existence for the last 50 years, and the technology gets better and better each time. This is such a rich form of data." Deb Haaland, Secretary of the Department of the , marvels at how today's launch will add to a treasure trove of data:

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  15. 8 hours ago

    "The full culmination of what it means to be at this stage in the game, ready to launch, is so remarkable... it's legitimately inspiring." Actor Marc Evan Jackson, who played Landsat Steve in Kong: Skull Island, comments on the legacy:

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  16. 8 hours ago

    Today's launch of 9 continues an uninterrupted stream of data about our home planet since 1972. This data helps world leaders: 🌽Manage agriculture 🚰Allocate water resources 🌪️Respond to natural disasters

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  17. 8 hours ago

    LIVE NOW: We are launching the 9 satellite aboard a Atlas V rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California to continue a nearly 50-year legacy of observing our planet. Liftoff is scheduled for 2:12pm ET. 🚀

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  18. 9 hours ago

    🌎 It’s 9 launch day! Live coverage starts at 1:30pm ET (17:30 UT), with liftoff at 2:12pm ET (18:12 UT): What is Landsat? Here are 9 things to know, from the science to the people who continue its legacy:

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    14 hours ago

    We are counting down to today's launch at 11:12amPDT (2:12pmEDT; 1812 UTC), and all systems are "go" here at 's Remote Launch Control Center and the pad. The guidance system test has started, the next major milestone in the count.

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  20. Sep 26

    For nearly 50 years, NASA and have been working together to observe and understand our changing Earth through the collaborative Landsat Program. Learn more about the latest satellite, 9, before it lifts off on Monday, Sept. 27:

    Coastal region with islands imaged by Landsat satellite
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