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So we built the rocket & spacecraft to pay it a visit. If you create Moon-inspired content, we want to see it! Share your paintings, photos, & latte foam art with the hashtag #NASAMoonSnap: nasa.gov/nasamoonsnap
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Want to improve your lunar photography for #NASAMoonSnap?
Watch our live today at 4:15pm ET (20:15 UT) to hear from NASA photographer Bill Ingalls, planetary geologist Brett Denevi, & photographer Babak Tafreshi chat about lunar imaging instagram.com/NASA
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From asteroid-mining bacteria to studying how to slow down COVID-19, our on microorganisms is yielding some big results.
Learn more about how we're studying microbiology in microgravity: go.nasa.gov/3Swjagz
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Teachers: Looking to add some space to your classroom? We have great resources to help you get ready…set…learn! Stay tuned for more #BackToSchool content from : go.nasa.gov/3Sz6w0b
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Is gravity the only thing keeping you together? You might be a globular cluster.
Star clusters like this one, imaged by , can contain millions of stars held together by gravity. will give us a closer look at these cosmic objects: go.nasa.gov/3SIpT7c
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You can download the full, print-quality version of this poster—which includes a host of fun facts—courtesy of our team:
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It's been a busy decade on Mars.
After ten years, 18 miles (29 km), and 500,000 photos, is still rolling strong in its quest for signs of ancient life. As Curiosity moves forward, take a look back with us at what it's accomplished: go.nasa.gov/3BM9SXO
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An overview of our #Artemis I mission to the Moon, a new image released from humanity's most powerful space telescope, and a celebration of landing on the Red Planet 10 years ago today—all this and more This Week at NASA.
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Oct. 1 is International #ObserveTheMoon Night, and we want to celebrate with you! Whether you’ll be with a group or on your own, register your participation here for updates and a sneak peek at a new image: go.nasa.gov/3d41GI1
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Who's who?
Emilee Richardson, JPL digital lead
Ashwin Vasavada, project scientist
Charles Malespin, Mars sampling scientist
Lauren Edgar, Mars geologist
Sophie Mitchell, Mars rover driver
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NOW: Ten years after landing on Mars, rover scientists and engineers are taking your questions on a decade of discovery—and what's next. #AskNASA
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Live Now: NASA and experts discuss specific objectives for our uncrewed #Artemis I test flight around the Moon.
Set to launch on Aug. 29, the first mission is set to last four to six weeks. Discover more: nasa.gov/specials/artem
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Ten years ago, a car-sized rover with a rock-vaporizing laser was rappelling out of a jetpack onto Mars. Where were you when landed?
Check out the mission site for the latest raw images, where the rover is now, and updates from the team: mars.nasa.gov/msl
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LIVE: We're talking about #Crew5, our next mission to the , scheduled to lift off from no earlier than Friday, Sept. 29.
Have questions for our mission experts? Share them with #AskNASA: nasa.gov/live
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👀 Are you interested in learning 'what's out there?' We’re pulling back the curtain on a day-in-the-life as a astronomer!
Find out what it’s like searching for potentially habitable planets with the world’s most powerful space telescope: go.nasa.gov/3JsxQJf
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Curiosity takes us everywhere... even up a Martian mountain!
It's been 10 years since 's daring landing on the Red Planet. Set a reminder to join the celebration and chat with mission team members. Submit questions with #AskNASA or ask live.
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Live Now: Tune in as agency experts and leaders discuss the big picture of our return to the Moon with #Artemis I.
Learn about our mission objectives and what’s next for as we move closer to the launch date: nasa.gov/live
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Our mission to scan dust plumes in Earth's atmosphere is now operational on the . EMIT has taken its first scans while flying over Australia, mapping the dust makeup of the region to help scientists understand climate heating and cooling: go.nasa.gov/3zunYtU
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When the Tonga volcano erupted on Jan. 15, ’s Microwave Limb Sounder detected a huge amount of water vapor entering the atmosphere, enough to fill ~58K Olympic pools. This could have a small, temporary warming effect on Earth’s global average temp. go.nasa.gov/3vA0mTI
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We're hosting two news conferences on Thursday, Aug. 4, for our upcoming #Crew5 launch to the —a mission overview with agency leaders and a Q&A with our crew.
Tune in to NASA TV and share your questions with #AskNASA: go.nasa.gov/3zQiye7
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Webb is on a roll! 🤸
This new near and mid-infrared composite image highlights the Cartwheel Galaxy, the result of a high-speed collision that occurred about 440 million years ago, along with two neighboring galaxies. Get the details: go.nasa.gov/3OSNteh
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It’s a shine off! 🌌
This year’s Perseids meteor shower will have to contend with the full Moon’s brightness. Look up if you’re outside after midnight (local time) on Aug. 12 or 13, when it’ll be at its peak--you might be lucky and see the brightest ones. go.nasa.gov/3oNIy3w
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Media: You are invited to to view our #Crew5 launch to the .
For more information, including deadlines to apply: go.nasa.gov/3vx2prr
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We celebrate the life of Nichelle Nichols, Star Trek actor, trailblazer, and role model, who symbolized to so many what was possible. She partnered with us to recruit some of the first women and minority astronauts, and inspired generations to reach for the stars.
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More like An-Drama-da 🌌
Seven years ago, captured its largest-ever image assembled of the Andromeda galaxy in brilliant clarity, showing a 48,000-light-year-long stretch of our cosmic neighbor with over 100 million stars in this view. go.nasa.gov/3beGm23
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For over 20 years, on orbit has been helping improve life on Earth. Here are 15 ways the is bringing benefits back to you: go.nasa.gov/3ODzYPm
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This week @ NASA, we've been showing how helps us on Earth, updating our plans to bring samples back from Mars, and testing rocketry for a future Moon mission.
Want more space news? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter: nasa.gov/subscribe
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Letting go of the past is not one of Dr. John Mather’s strong suits.
In fact, he’s received a Nobel Prize for it. As 's senior project scientist at , Mather is shifting the past into new focus. Learn more in Gravity Assist: go.nasa.gov/3zlescr
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✨ Spot two planets in the morning sky, gawk at the Perseids meteor shower, and get down with the Cygnus (constellation). Here’s what else is up in the night sky this August: go.nasa.gov/37ePy0B
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A powerful stellar explosion from a nearby star propelled Zeta Ophiuchi about 100,000 mph (160,934 km). Data from shows a bubble of X-ray emission (blue) around the star is produced by gas that has been heated to tens of millions of degrees: go.nasa.gov/3S6NlKR
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Here’s to the interns! 🎉
In honor of #NationalInternDay, we want to thank all of our whose tireless commitment & endless creativity propel our missions to the stars and beyond! Want to join the next generation of NASA explorers? Apply here: intern.nasa.gov
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When a daring team of engineers put a lander and our first rover on Mars a quarter century ago, they changed how the world explores. Read about how it was made possible and how it continues to inspire our exploration of the Red Planet: go.nasa.gov/3ODiCSU
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Here’s our updated plan to bring Mars samples to Earth:
The rover will take samples to a lander, so a robotic arm provided by can load them into an ascent vehicle. Two Mars helicopters will act as back-ups. Targeting return in 2033. go.nasa.gov/3PDLWtO
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LIVE: Join us to discuss the latest plans for our upcoming campaign to bring scientific samples back from the surface of Mars.
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Join us as we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of with this new #CitizenScience challenge: "Land Cover in a Changing Climate". Together, we can help scientists understand how the land around us is changing and why. Learn more: bit.ly/3yQJysu
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Wednesday, NASA and leaders will lay out proposed plans to bring Mars samples back to Earth. Listen in to the live media briefing July 27 at 11am ET (15:00 UTC): youtu.be/wThkJXvCmrw
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We’re sharing results from two decades of research at the 11th annual International Research and Development Conference. Tune in to live coverage of select #ISSRD panels on go.nasa.gov/3zdGIhs.
on NASA TV this week: go.nasa.gov/3yZHIoY
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Creators, want to see the #Artemis I launch in person?
Apply by Tuesday, July 26 at 5pm ET (22:00 UTC) to our #NASASocial to show your audience a peek behind the scenes, hear from experts, and see in a whole new way: go.nasa.gov/3z9WpG3
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