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    NASA JPL‏Verified account @NASAJPL Apr 21

    Future astronauts: breathe easier. The MOXIE technology demonstration aboard @NASAPersevere successfully extracted oxygen from the thin Martian atmosphere—a critical component for life support on the Red Planet and rocket fuel for the trip home. http://go.nasa.gov/3xfUWw7 pic.twitter.com/SwL0etf9Uu

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      1. Lol‏ @user395639 Apr 21
        Replying to @NASAJPL @NASAPersevere

        Thank you JPL, very cool!

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      1. Baran Keskin  🇺🇸‏ @baran1keskin Apr 21
        Replying to @NASAJPL @NASAPersevere

        Great news!

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      1. Endrina Pavlić‏ @EPavlic Apr 21
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        It's great, love it.. 🙌

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      1. Jake‏ @ILoveSpaceX42 Apr 21
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        I love this

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      1. Vince Hansung‏ @Vince_imnida Apr 21
        Replying to @NASAJPL @NASAPersevere

        This is a game-changer breakthrough/finding. Great work! This is an enabler technology for many great things to come. I'm sure @elonmusk would salivate with this news. Now the next step is water...

        2 replies 1 retweet 16 likes
      2. Mat Hew‏ @mwadswor Apr 21
        Replying to @Vince_imnida @NASAJPL and

        You burn the oxygen with the hydrogen they're pulling out of the atmosphere. I've seen The Martian.

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      1. Master of Ðoge‏ @TroyRubert Apr 21
        Replying to @NASAJPL @NASAPersevere

        Mars here we come.

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      1. terry ham radio solar battery rv and living small‏ @bcstls Apr 21
        Replying to @NASAJPL @NASAPersevere

        COOL!!!!!!

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      1. Mushir Saifi‏ @saifimushir Apr 21
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        Great work,

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      1. Rastro‏ @infinitescimic1 Apr 21
        Replying to @NASAJPL @NASAPersevere

        Is MOXIE storing the O2, or just allowing it to escape?

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      2. NASA JPL‏Verified account @NASAJPL Apr 21
        Replying to @infinitescimic1 @NASAPersevere

        It is released back into the atmosphere.

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