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    is your eye-piece to the uncharted, unknown, and unimagined! ✨ This video is an overview of the mission, its goals, and its challenges. View here or download:

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    3. velj

    Are we alone? will play an important role in answering life’s most fundamental questions. Our employees are answering questions about the premier observatory itself for students at GN&C’s STEM-SCAPE as well as a group of teachers who visited Ball Aerospace.

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  3. "Managing large operations[is] similar to conducting an orchestra. It's my responsibility to keep these talented people working in time with each other while playing different instruments." Meet & engineer Jason Hylan.

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    31. sij

    After more than 16 years of observations, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope came to an end on Thursday. It leaves a legacy of discoveries in its wake, which in turn has created new questions and intriguing targets for follow-up observations.

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    Engineers confirm 's mission ended today. The spacecraft is in safe mode, as planned. In 16+ years in space, Spitzer changed our understanding of the universe & was a pathfinder for space telescopes to come. It was a very good spacecraft🖤

    Infographic showing spitzer's achievements: 36.5 million images, 3 science instruments, 85 cm telescope, 16.4 years in space
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    Many of Spitzer's breakthroughs will be further studied by . Webb is also specialized for infrared, but is about 1,000 times more powerful. The telescope will be able to push Spitzer's science findings to new frontiers.

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  7. is honored to follow in the footsteps of our space "superteam", the Great Observatories. Today we say farewell to one of them, , which is leaving us a long legacy of amazing infrared science on which to build.

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    30. sij

    Today is the day. 📆 After 16 years of observing our cold, dark, and dusty galaxy 🌌, we're saying goodbye to our Great Observatory 🛰️. We'll share updates as events unfold in Mission Control.

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    30. sij

    On our Day of Remembrance, we pay tribute to the crews of Apollo 1 and space shuttles Challenger and Columbia, as well as other colleagues who have lost their lives while furthering the cause of exploration and discovery:

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  10. And this song is about exoplanets! (Shoot us your exoplanet questions over on our Instagram Stories! We are there too.)

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  11. Sweet! (More desserts of a scientific bent have been featured on NASA Blueshift, including more than one cake! See: )

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  12. Join us on our Instagram Stories tomorrow, January 28th! We’ll be putting up a Q&A box and you can send us your questions about ! 🌞🌗 Our new Deputy Project Scientist for Exoplanets, Dr. Knicole Colón, will be helping us answer them.

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    Want your own copy of the full “What Makes an Exoplanet Habitable” infographic? Download your own copy here:

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  14. Below is a new piece of luminescent art by Enrico Novelli. Tag us with or email us at jwst@lists.nasa.gov with your art inspired by our mission! See our web gallery of art here: - and thanks to everyone who has contributed!

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  15. Red dwarfs (small M stars) are great targets for when it comes to exoplanet atmosphere observations. They are bright in the infrared, plus planets in their habitable zones are comparatively big & orbit relatively close-in so we see them transit across their stars often.

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    4,000 planets outside the solar system and counting…but are we alone? 🤷‍ Since we can’t visit, scientists model the potential climates of these planets to see if they could support life as we know it. Learn more about this process:

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    What does it take for a planet to support life? Join our accounts for a tour of the wide variety of factors that must be considered when asking "can this exoplanet support life as we know it?”

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  18. If you missed yesterday's live show, you can still watch it! See below.

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  19. that more than 8,700 scientific papers have been published based on discoveries made using the Spitzer Space Telescope? Read more about how will build on Spitzer's legacy: Image: first-ever map of the surface of an exoplanet via Spitzer!

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  20. “Allowing our curiosity to fuel thoughtful questions and impactful research will enable the next generation of explorers to go even further than us." -Kenneth Harris II, engineer at , one of Forbes' 30 under 30. Read more:

    Kenneith Harris II, shown at work on the James Webb Space Telescope.  Credit: NASA Goddard/Chris Gunn
    Kenneth Harris II, shown wearing a suit, is photographed at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center.
Credits: NASA TIMMS/Taylor Mickal
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  21. How would you detect life with the help of light? By using 🌈spectroscopy🌈! Learn how ’s instruments will deliver new details, enabling researchers to identify planets similar to Earth via this video:

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