LCROSS_NASA
- RT @ Successful end of mission. Now we have to see what the data shows4:56 AM Oct 9th from web
- RT @ Congratulations @ on a great impact! Now the science begins.4:44 AM Oct 9th from web
- The LCROSS Post Impact News Conference from NASA Ames begins at 7:00 a.m. on NASA TV.4:38 AM Oct 9th from web
- Hi! This LCROSS Science Team at Ames here. The LCROSS mission has ended. But the scientific discovery continues.4:36 AM Oct 9th from web
- “That's it! Ground! Ha! I wonder if it'll be friends with me?”4:34 AM Oct 9th from web
- it needs a big wide sounding name like 'Ow', 'Ownge', 'Round', 'Ground'!”4:34 AM Oct 9th from web
- “And what's this thing coming toward me very fast? So big and flat and round,4:34 AM Oct 9th from web
- Wow, 150km from the moon! 4:33 AM Oct 9th from web
- I'm 300km from the moon! 4:33 AM Oct 9th from web
- Centaur Impact into Cabeus! Now it's my turn!4:32 AM Oct 9th from web
- Where am I now? Travelin' 2.49km/s (5577mph). 1,737km from the Moon. T-2min 4:29 AM Oct 9th from web
- Wow! We're T - 10 minutes to Centaur impact! 4:21 AM Oct 9th from web
- Looking at the lunar surface, closing in at ~4000mph, as my team evalautes the health of my science instruments.3:42 AM Oct 9th from web
- My science payload is being turned on! Live streaming data to NASATV 3:41 AM Oct 9th from web
- Where am I now? Travelin' 1.51km/s(3370mph). 7,784km from the Moon. T-1hr3:31 AM Oct 9th from web
- Live coverage of LCROSS Impact Event has started on NASA TV at 3:20 AM Oct 9th from web
- Another 8600km to go, just like a trip from San Francisco to London 3:19 AM Oct 9th from web
- RT @ I can see those two orbiting things getting closer to me and I'm cool with it. 3:17 AM Oct 9th from web
- NASA TV will begin broadcasting soon. Watch the action at: 3:15 AM Oct 9th from web
- RT @ With less than two hours to go for LCROSS! Incredible precision. Will impact target point within 70 meters! Go NASA, Go moon!3:05 AM Oct 9th from web
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- Name LCROSS_NASA
- Location NASA Ames Research Center, CA
- Web http://lcross.arc...
- Bio NASA mission to explore the Moon and see if there is water ice near one of the lunar poles!
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