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The fastest object ever made by humans is about to speed up.
On Nov. 21, NASA’s Parker Solar Probe will make its 10th close pass of the Sun, flying closer than ever before and reaching top speeds of 364,621 mph.
More on Parker from @NASASun: More: http://go.nasa.gov/3qy6IkU https://twitter.com/NASASun/status/1459209950006321161 …pic.twitter.com/ifzoXaxxxGThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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He’s the first person to witness the launch of a spacecraft named after him.
Dr. Eugene Parker won the 2020 Crafoord Prize in Astronomy and NASA's Dr. Nicky Fox was there to present it in person (and snap a few pictures)
More: http://go.nasa.gov/30hLkFa
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Image 4: Reflection nebula IC 2631 contains a protostar – the hot, dense core of a forming star – that may eventually gather enough matter to begin nuclear fusion and emit its own energy and starlight. Credits: NASA, ESA, and K. Stapelfeldt (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
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Image 3: The Snowman Nebula is an emission nebula, meaning its diffuse clouds of gas have become so charged by the energy of nearby massive stars that they glow with their own light. Credits: NASA, ESA, and J. Tan (Chalmers University of Technology)
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Image 2: A stellar explosion called a supernova left behind these cosmic ribbons of gas. DEM L249 is thought to be the remnant of a Type 1a supernova, the death of a white dwarf star. Credits: NASA, ESA, and Y. Chou (Academia Sinica, Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics)
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Image 1: Free-floating Evaporating Gaseous Globules (frEGGs) are knots of cold, dense interstellar gas where new stars form. The image also features two massive stars. Credits: NASA, ESA, and R. Sahai (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
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Second week of
#NebulaNovember secured.
@NASAHubble released these breathtaking images of nebulae this week, and we're in love.
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Goddard planetary scientist Kelsey Young joined LEGO Space Team Scientist Sofie to talk about training
@NASAArtemis astronauts on how to use tools on the Moon. You can learn more in@LEGO_Education's video.
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Why did we go with real gold for
@NASAWebb's mirrors? It's not because it's dazzling — gold is incredibly useful for helping Webb to#UnfoldTheUniverse!
Watch this first episode of "Elements of Webb" to learn more.pic.twitter.com/3gFspka8K0
NASA Webb Telescope
Elements of Webb: Gold Part 1 Ep01The Webb Telescope’s dazzling mirrors have a microscopic layer of gold. Learn why these mirrors are so well suited for infrared observation. Music Credits: Universal Production MusicThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
We have a lot of questions for Venus.
The #DAVINCIMission heads to Venus in 2029 and aims to uncover our planetary sister's mysterious past. Was Venus once like Earth? How has the planet evolved? Five instruments aboard the spacecraft hope to answer these questions and more.pic.twitter.com/EyTOw5foePThe DAVINCI Mission to VenusLaunching in 2029, NASA’s DAVINCI mission will bring a rich suite of instruments to Venus to address long standing questions about Earth’s sister planet.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
Telescopes on Earth can join forces with telescopes in space to give science an impressive power-up.
@VRubinObs in Chile will team with our@NASARoman in the mid-2020s to study the speeding up expansion of the universe.
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Landsat 9, launched on Sept. 27, 2021, collected its first images! The first image shows remote coastal islands and inlets of the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
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The
@NASAWebb telescope is three stories tall and as wide as a tennis court. It's twice the size of@NASAHubble, but only half the weight. Why? We chose the right elements for the job! In our new video series, dive into all the elements that make up this feat of engineering
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NASA Webb Telescope
Elements of Webb: Series Introduction Ep0Elements of Webb explores why engineers chose to use different materials on the James Webb Space Telescope. Music Credits: Universal Production MusicThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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NASA restored Hubble’s Advanced Camera for Surveys instrument on Sunday. The team is continuing work to resolve the issue that suspended all science operations Oct. 25.https://go.nasa.gov/31JVC1J
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Happy
#NationalSTEMDay!
See how science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics came together to create the James Webb Space Telescope by exploring "Webb STEAM Day: A #STEM + Arts Virtual Learning Experience." Register for free: https://go.nasa.gov/WebbSTEAMDay pic.twitter.com/1wEkRds4go
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NASA’s Search and Rescue office is testing critical distress beacons for the
@NASAArtemis program. The beacons would help locate astronauts if they need to exit the Orion capsule before the recovery team reaches them! https://go.nasa.gov/3CX07nr pic.twitter.com/FuLkdqjboV
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Happy
#STEMDay!


Ready to join the fun? We've rounded up 5 ways students & educators can celebrate by getting involved with @NASA. https://go.nasa.gov/3BVUBjw pic.twitter.com/WlDA17gYYc
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Goddard’s Innovator of the Year, engineer Michael Amato, led development of the DAVINCI planetary probe selected in June to explore Venus's hostile atmosphere. Amato stands out due to his deep and broad technological expertise and systems knowledge. https://bit.ly/3BOJlpc pic.twitter.com/mwuddlVW2l
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Edward Gonzales exemplifies what it means to make space for everyone. As a lead for diversity, equity, and inclusion, he uses his experiences and Native American and Latinx heritage to educate the Goddard community.
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From the tiniest phytoplankton to hurricanes, droughts and floods, our eyes in space are integral to understanding our changing planet. Today, we showed
@VP how our view shapes our knowledge of Earth and helps us prepare for changes in our own backyards. https://go.nasa.gov/3wmrKUh pic.twitter.com/y8NaabCTVL
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