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#Artemis: Twin sister of Apollo, goddess of the Moon and epitome of America’s next chapter in space exploration. With our goal of sending humans to Mars, we're going back to the Moon to stay and Artemis is leading the way. Uncover a new era: https://go.nasa.gov/2SQ8Vqt pic.twitter.com/a4q9jMUfdB

For Ascent and Entry Propulsion Officer Chloe Mehring, no mission is impossible! She ensured that the @BoeingSpace #Starliner spacecraft was able to achieve a safe orbit despite unexpected challenges. @NASA_Johnson’s @DirectorMarkG (right) pinned her as our HEO HErO, day 1775!pic.twitter.com/TIYZ3GGULi

#DidYouKnow @NASA's Space Launch System rocket can send more than 57,000 pounds to deep space? Take a look at the hardware that will power it to the Moon and beyond HERE >>http://go.nasa.gov/2qcX2PP pic.twitter.com/5JBVozti8U

Our HEO HErO on day 1776 knows how to think on his feet! Richard Jones and his team took decisive action to ensure that @BoeingSpace’s #Starliner spacecraft got into stable orbit after an anomaly occurred. He was honored by @NASA_Johnson’s @DirectorMarkG (right).pic.twitter.com/IGk12Ldsw6

This week in 2017, the first RS-25 engine test was successfully conducted at @NASAStennis. Now, all four engines for the first four Space Launch System rockets have completed testing and are being prepared for flights. MORE >> http://go.nasa.gov/2Pa2gF8 pic.twitter.com/PUOLKJCFgY

What did it take to transport and install the 212-foot-tall #NASASLS core stage in the B-2 Test Stand at @NASAStennis? Why was the stage transported by barge? You'll want the sound on for this video that answers those questions — and more. WATCH >> http://go.nasa.gov/2uZU3fU pic.twitter.com/l5lT8pJS0c

What is NASA's #Artemis program and how will going to the Moon prepare us for future missions to Mars? Full details plus the latest updates HERE >> http://go.nasa.gov/35UZrij pic.twitter.com/jXztNpqTIR

Is your heart making a giant leap today? We're preparing for our next one when #Artemis missions send astronauts back to the Moon! Send a #ValentinesDay card to celebrate: https://go.nasa.gov/valentines pic.twitter.com/kz7eJzx03T

#Artemis Generation students are helping @NASA solve real challenges in space. Eight university teams will spend the next 10 months building and testing sample lunar payloads, each designed to help study the Moon’s permanently shadowed regions: https://go.nasa.gov/2OW3zHP pic.twitter.com/40kucRo4CW

More than 1,000 companies across the U.S. support the production of NASA's Space Launch System rocket, which includes the #NASASLS core stage that was installed into the B-2 Test Stand in January for the Green Run test series. WATCH THE VIDEO >> http://go.nasa.gov/39wFtLx pic.twitter.com/XWVb57f4XS

It’s time to go to class with an astronaut! Astronauts learn not just how to live aboard the @Space_Station, but also how to conduct science in microgravity. Come along with #NASAExplorers as we head to training at @NASA_Johnson with @AstroIronMike: https://youtu.be/WvT3hMVrSzs pic.twitter.com/YaKNVpXPGv

With #NASASLS Green Run testing and other final preparations before the first #Artemis launch, 2020 is a year of action — and milestones. Through the Artemis program, NASA will usher in a new era of space exploration to the Moon and Mars. WE GO >> http://go.nasa.gov/31HAZ2b pic.twitter.com/hzucG0ynuu

An update on the #Starliner Orbital Flight Test: https://blogs.nasa.gov/commercialcrew/2020/02/07/nasa-shares-initial-findings-from-boeing-starliner-orbital-flight-test-investigation/ …pic.twitter.com/a82gIg3CyO

How is NASA working to send the first woman and the next man to the Moon? You submitted your questions to #AskNASA, and NASA Spacesuit Engineer Lindsay Aitchison answered. WATCH >> http://go.nasa.gov/31WPONH pic.twitter.com/dmpPSFnPNL