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  1. Educator? Want to stay connected with NASA resources designed for you? Sign up for Education Express http://bit.ly/7wCqhL 44 minutes ago from CoTweet
  2. @oedieonekenobi Yes, the melting Arctic sea ice (largely freshwater) changes ocean salinity and affects plant & animal life living in it. about 6 hours ago from web
  3. The piece of debris from a Russian Cosmos satellite is not a threat to the ISS and the crew will not need to movie into the Soyuz. about 7 hours ago from TweetGrid
  4. At 12:25 p.m. EST, ISS Flight Director Dana Weigel was told by her ballistics specialists that debris from the Cosmos satellite is no threat about 7 hours ago from TweetGrid
  5. Check out this morning's Soyuz landing on NASA TV's popular You Tube Channel http://bit.ly/4Rmalm about 7 hours ago from TweetGrid
  6. Just voted http://twitter.com/Astro_Mi... for Tweet of the Year http://mashable.com/owa #openwebawards about 7 hours ago from TweetGrid
  7. According to @Twitalyzer my influence in Twitter is mind-boggling. Check it out: http://bit.ly/30SnJH about 7 hours ago from web
  8. U.S. community college students: apply by Dec. 15 for NASA's Aerospace Scholars program http://bit.ly/7sWKDQ about 8 hours ago from CoTweet
  9. Typhoon Nida still churning in the western Pacific. See latest image from NASA's Aqua satellite. http://tr.im/GikS about 12 hours ago from web
  10. The Soyuz landed at 2:17aET in Kazakhstan. The crew will be met by Russian Search and Recovery Forces & a contingent of support personnel. about 17 hours ago from web
  11. The Soyuz fired its thruster at 1:26aET for a 4 min, 19 sec burn to begin its descent into the Earth’s atmosphere. about 18 hours ago from web
  12. The Soyuz spacecraft will perform a deorbit burn at 1:26aET for a 2:15a landing in Kazakhstan. Watch at: http://www.nasa.gov/ntv about 18 hours ago from web
  13. On the Soyuz is Russia's Roman Romanenko, the European Space Agency’s Frank De Winne & the Canadian Space Agency’s Bob Thirsk. about 20 hours ago from web
  14. The Russian Soyuz spacecraft successfully undocked from the station at 10:56pET. Landing in Kazakhstan is set for ~2:15a. about 20 hours ago from web
  15. NASA TV Soyuz undocking coverage starts at 10:30pET. Undocking is set for 10:56p: http://www.nasa.gov/ntv about 21 hours ago from web
  16. Hatch closure between the Soyuz spacecraft and the International Space Station was at 7:43pET. about 24 hours ago from web
  17. NASA TV coverage of the Soyuz spacecraft farewells & hatch closure begins at 7:30pET. http://www.nasa.gov/ntv 12:27 PM Nov 30th from web
  18. High school & college students worldwide can register for NASA's Great Moonbuggy Race. non-U.S. deadline Jan 1 http://bit.ly/6oBMAn 10:10 AM Nov 30th from CoTweet
  19. NASA Sets Briefing to Discuss Ares I-X Launch Data: NASA will host a media teleconference with Bob Ess, Ares I-X mi... http://bit.ly/4Fnuqu 8:50 AM Nov 30th from twitterfeed
  20. last chance today to be 1 of 100 to win aerogel - what NASA used to trap space dust particles on Stardust spacecraft http://bit.ly/82U1H0 8:43 AM Nov 30th from CoTweet