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Last 50 tweets from @NASA
If you’ve been tuning in, you know landing on Mars is half of the battle–returning the first astronauts home from the Red Planet is the other half.
Listen in as four experts discuss in this week's episode of “Houston, We have a Podcast”: go.nasa.gov/42FdMN9
 
In reply to @NASA
Asteroid 2023 DZ2 will pass Earth more than 100,000 miles (161,000 km) away–about half the distance to the Moon–making its close approach at 3:51 p.m. EDT (12:51 p.m. PDT). Check out @NASA_Eyes on Asteroids at eyes.nasa.gov/apps/asteroids…
Replying to @NASA
Want to help keep Earth safe from near-Earth asteroids? Join the International Astronomical Search Collaboration and help us find more of these remnants left over from the early formation of our solar system. @DoNASAScience at: science.nasa.gov/citizenscience…
 
Newly-discovered asteroid 2023 DZ2 will sail safely past Earth today. Asteroids pass our planet safely all the time, but a close approach by one of this size (140–310 ft, or 43–95 m) happens only about once per decade. (There is no known threat for at least the next 100 years.)
Replying to @NASA
Asteroid 2023 DZ2 will pass Earth more than 100,000 miles (161,000 km) away–about half the distance to the Moon–making its close approach at 3:51 p.m. EDT (12:51 p.m. PDT). Check out @NASA_Eyes on Asteroids at eyes.nasa.gov/apps/asteroids…
Eyes on Asteroids - NASA/JPL
eyes.nasa.gov
 
Newly-discovered asteroid 2023 DZ2 will sail safely past Earth today. Asteroids pass our planet safely all the time, but a close approach by one of this size (140–310 ft, or 43–95 m) happens only about once per decade. (There is no known threat for at least the next 100 years.)
 
The #Artemis II rocket comes together, space explorers are honored, and we reveal a map of water near the Moon’s South Pole—all this week at NASA.

Follow @NASAArtemis for updates on upcoming Moon missions.
 
"We choose to return to the Moon together…children who watch that flight are going to learn the names of those new pioneers. They'll be the ones who carry us into the future we hope to build."

@POTUS on the NASA-@CSA_ASC crewed #Artemis II Moon mission: youtube.com/live/4E2G75r0e…
Tune in as I address the Canadian Parliament. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
 
Through the lens of NASA photographer Aubrey Gemignani, we witness the people and hear the stories behind awe-inspiring missions to space. As a co-founder of "Faces of NASA," we turn the camera on her and share her story: go.nasa.gov/42CIoPj
 
First light data from the NASA-@CNES SWOT mission reveals that it provides 10 times the resolution of ocean measurements than data gathered by seven other satellites combined. These measurements will help us better study Earth’s surface water. go.nasa.gov/3z5hIJj
 
NASA Retweeted ·  
Join us March 24 at 1pm ET to chat with @JHUAPL's Zibi Turtle about Saturn’s mammoth moon Titan and the #Dragonfly mission that will study the prebiotic chemistry occurring on its surface. Use #AskAstrobio for questions!

Set a reminder to join ➡️ youtube.com/live/v-hS1koBJ…
 
Scientists originally developed this lightweight material to protect spacecraft during atmospheric re-entry. Now, this @NASASpinoff technology is being used in clothing to keep the wearer warm without overheating when they’re on the move. go.nasa.gov/3lC99Tm
 
Look westward to find the Moon as a beautiful slim crescent this evening after sunset, hanging just below blazing-bright Venus. Tomorrow evening, look west again to spot the Moon once more, this time shining from above Venus.

Spot the duo? Share your pictures.
 
This #NationalPuppyDay, we salute all the dog stars out there. Exploring is more fun with your best friend at your side. 🐾
 
My 12 week old puppy slept through the night and I feel this *must* be how NASA felt after the moon landing
Replying to @aramjabbari
That's one small snooze for a pup, one giant nap for dogkind...
 
In reply to @NASA
Where are they heading?
Replying to @N0vaflip
Our #Artemis II astronauts are taking a 10-day trip to lunar orbit and back in our @NASA_Orion spacecraft, paving the way for us to land on the Moon on Artemis III! Here's the mission map: go.nasa.gov/3lIuGtr
 
Pause. Rewind. @NASAWebb may have found sand particles in the atmosphere of planet VHS 1256 b, which orbits a pair of stars 40 light-years away. Webb also detected water, carbon monoxide, and methane. Get the gritty details: go.nasa.gov/3lDePfN
 
Reporters: Interview the four astronauts who will travel around the Moon and deeper into space than any humans before them.

Media credentialing to cover the joint @NASA-@CSA_ASC reveal of the #Artemis II crew in Houston on April 3 is open now: go.nasa.gov/404oRpc
 
In reply to @NASA
I can only tell you this when you show me the map of Indonesia :) ?
Replying to @AshishCahya
Check this page to see when you’ll be able to see an eclipse in your part of the world. go.nasa.gov/3ZdgXZo
 
In reply to @NASA
The 2024 eclipse totality goes over where I was born in Ohio ON MY BIRTHDAY!! 😁 I am so excited and will be there!! 🌑🕶️
Replying to @LibrarianConrad
Awesome! Add to the festivities by checking out what Hubble saw on your birthday: go.nasa.gov/40sapqV
 
In reply to @NASA
I’m definitely planning on going to see them. How does an annular eclipse compare to a total eclipse? I saw a total eclipse in 2017. Is an annular eclipse just as spectacular to experience?
Replying to @Penngwinn
During a total solar eclipse, the Moon completely blocks out the Sun, but that doesn’t happen during an annular eclipse. Still, both are great to experience and learn from! During annular eclipses, we use ground and space instruments to view the Sun's corona, or outer atmosphere.
 
🚨 LIVE: We celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth by announcing a new campaign to connect women with students for @NASASTEM mentorship. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
 
Where will you be during the eclipses in 2023 and 2024?

This map shows the path of the Moon’s shadow as it crosses the contiguous U.S. during the eclipse on Oct. 14, 2023 and total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Will you get a chance to see them? go.nasa.gov/40pj5hL pic.twitter.com/wBA08oZ7k6
Replying to @NASA
Live outside of the continental United States? You can check out upcoming eclipses around the world here. go.nasa.gov/3JUp1dd
Future Eclipses | Eclipses NASA Solar System Exploration
solarsystem.nasa.gov
 
Where will you be during the eclipses in 2023 and 2024?

This map shows the path of the Moon’s shadow as it crosses the contiguous U.S. during the eclipse on Oct. 14, 2023 and total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Will you get a chance to see them? go.nasa.gov/40pj5hL
 
In reply to @NASA
When is the time to discover Europa and Enceladus?
is targeted to launch October 2024. A mission to Enceladus was the second-highest priority outlined in the latest Planetary Decadal Survey. Currently, we're considering the science that could be completed by such a mission and the technology required to achieve it.
 
In reply to @NASA
Why the egyptian name?
Replying to @michael18688332
While trying to capture the themes of the mission, the principal investigator—a mythology buff—saw similarities with the Egyptian god Osiris. More info here: asteroidmission.org/objectives/osi…
 
When we plan missions to send science off Earth, we have to prepare for inhospitable circumstances like acid clouds or extreme heat. Discover how we design spacecraft to travel through dangerous environments in this episode of the Curious Universe podcast: go.nasa.gov/42wtU3c
 
Give your mail a cosmic commemoration!

On Sept. 24, #OSIRISRex spacecraft will deliver a capsule of asteroid material to Earth as part of its journey #ToBennuAndBack. @USPS announced an #OSIRISRExStamp to mark this epic delivery available later this year: go.nasa.gov/3lqhvNR
 
In reply to @NASA
Thank you, my kid had a frightening nightmare about this scenario. I'll show him this video and he will feel better about it.
Replying to @mpulido83
We’re glad we could help. Did you know that asteroids can help us learn about the history of our solar system? Here’s more info: go.nasa.gov/3JQXGse
 
In reply to @NASA
Wasn't aware that there was actually a test for asteroid deflection!
Replying to @DarthB86
On Sept 26, 2022, our Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) successfully hit its asteroid target, Dimorphos, altering its orbit by 33 minutes. Watch the impact here: go.nasa.gov/3ySvIpR
 
Remember when I asked you to talk me out of this?

Yea, you didn't...

I'm so excited to be going to @NASA_Johnson in a few weeks to take part in the @NASASocial!

AH!
Replying to @EricBurrisWESH
Glad no one talked you out of it! 😅
 
In reply to @NASA
Space station flowers?
Replying to @jaguarmusk
That’s right! These were the first zinnias to be grown in space. Astronauts have also grown a variety of vegetables on the space station: go.nasa.gov/40DIFQn
 
🌸 Ok, bloomer: Spring is here. The March equinox marks the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. During equinox, the Sun shines on the equator with nearly equal amounts of day & night: go.nasa.gov/40hcGVO
 
Looking to do some stargazing? We’ve put together a handy guide with tips to help you find the best times and locations for enjoying the night sky: go.nasa.gov/3yQyoo2
 
Our #Crew5 mission returned from the @Space_Station, @POTUS announced our proposed budget for the 2024 fiscal year, and the prototype spacesuit for our return to the lunar surface was revealed—This Week at NASA.

Subscribe for weekly updates at bit.ly/3mFZr2s
 
NASA Retweeted ·  
This newly released Hubble image shows M55 – a loosely concentrated globular star cluster about 20,000 light-years away.

Only a portion of M55 is seen here, but the whole cluster stretches about 100 light-years in diameter! Read more: go.nasa.gov/3LvT63O
 
"People need to realize not to make assumptions. Be open and curious about the abilities of everybody."

Dana Bolles is an External Information Technology Lead at NASA Headquarters. Discover how her community shapes her life, professionally and personally go.nasa.gov/3lgEBXb
 
When Irish skies are smiling...

This cloud-free view of Ireland, the Emerald Isle, was captured from space by our Aqua satellite back in 2010. Happy #StPatricksDay!
 
What could we do if an asteroid threatened Earth? 65 actor Adam Driver and @AsteroidWatch discuss how we monitor asteroids, preventing a possible impact, and why we’re bringing asteroid samples here with #OSIRISRex. (There are no known threats to Earth for 100+ years.)
 
Recent volcanic activity has been observed on Venus for the first time.

Scientists made the discovery by poring over archival radar images of Earth’s twin taken in the '90s by our Magellan mission. Our VERITAS mission is set to investigate: go.nasa.gov/3mP5f9O
 
NASA Retweeted ·  
🎥 And…action! Check out my latest video of the #MarsHelicopter kicking up dust and taking off for Flight #47.

Ingenuity is well beyond its “warranty” at this point, but has been zipping along with me, keeping up for as long as it can as we move together uphill.
 
We’re announcing two new research institutes that will develop quantum technology to process complex climate data & create new computer models for 3D printed parts to be used in space. Cutting-edge technology is critical to our mission success: go.nasa.gov/3TjW7q3
 
In reply to @Space_Station
How does it get ahead of schedule? 2 objects have to meet at an exact spot in the vastness of space. It seems calculations of 'time' would play a very crucial roll in making this meeting a success.
Replying to @annwmac @Space_Station and 1 otherfalse
Docking times are often an estimate. In this case, Dragon's rendezvous burns performed better than expected.
 
Docking of the #CRS27 @SpaceX Dragon confirmed at 7:31am ET (1131 UTC). The cargo spacecraft is carrying a new delivery of @ISS_Research experiments, supplies and cargo including fresh fruits and cheeses for the @Space_Station crew.
 
In reply to @NASA
Congratulations all on a safe docking. The crew will be delighted with their food and supplies. 👏👏🚀
Replying to @Jacqcaff16
Thanks, we think so too! Among the snacks they're getting are fresh fruits and cheeses including parmesan, asiago, and aged cheddar.
 
NASA Retweeted ·  
The @SpaceX #Dragon cargo craft is ahead of schedule and now expected to dock to the space station today at 7:28am ET delivering over 6,200 pounds of cargo to the Exp 68 crew. Watch live on @NASA TV. go.nasa.gov/42b6S1X
NASA TV is Live for Cargo Dragon Docking
blogs.nasa.gov
 
LIVE: The #CRS27 @SpaceX Dragon delivering new science investigations, food and supplies arrives at the @Space_Station. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
 
NASA Retweeted ·  
.@Axiom_Space revealed a spacesuit prototype that our @NASA_Astronauts plan to wear near the Moon’s South Pole on @NASA’s #Artemis III mission.

The spacesuit will give lunar explorers extra mobility, protection, & the latest technology. Discover more: go.nasa.gov/400qG6e
 
Come stargazing with us! In this week’s episode of our Curious Universe podcast, listen and read along as we take you on a tour of the stars from your very own backyard. nasa.gov/curiousuniverse
 
LIVE: After splashing down off the coast of Florida last weekend, our #Crew5 spacefarers are answering questions about their five-month stay aboard the @Space_Station.

Share your questions with #AskNASA! twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
 
Did you try your hand at this year’s #NASAPiDay challenge? Check your answers here: go.nasa.gov/3yDXyWT
Teachers: Celebrate #PiDay in your classroom!

Challenge your students to use pi to solve some of the same problems our scientists and engineers face while exploring other worlds. Answer key is available on March 15. Slice into our #NASAPiDayChallenge: go.nasa.gov/3mJ7mfq pic.twitter.com/RUaLVUrjM5
 
Live now: @Axiom_Space and NASA reveal the spacesuit prototype for @NASA_Astronauts to wear near the Moon’s South pole on #Artemis III.

Remarks & suit demo – 10:30am EDT (1430 UTC)

Student Q&A – 11:15am EDT (1515 UTC) twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
 
 
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