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Oh hey, we’re back with more space! @TwitterSpaces, that is. Tap our purple circle and listen in - here’s what’s happening:pic.twitter.com/zgL4SMDASu
Today we’re talking about the ultimate duo: @NASAHubble and @NASAWebb, and how these two space telescopes will help us #UnfoldTheUniverse in all of its wavelengths. 
If you were here for our first Space, hello again! If you’re tuning in for the first time, welcome! 
Who’s speaking? 
@WomenNASA: Padi Boyd, host, astrophysicist & TESS scientist
@NASASocial: Liz Landau, moderator & @NASA podcast producer
@NASAWebb: John Mather, Nobel laureate & senior Webb scientist
@NASAHubble: Knicole Colon, Webb exoplanet scientist
To ask your questions, tweet using #AskNASA anytime during the Space, or request to speak LIVE during our Q&A by tapping the mic. 
Wow, we just got goosebumps from that preview! 
Be sure to tune into our upcoming podcast mini-series on the Webb telescope, kicking off Nov. 16.
Want to #UnfoldTheUniverse with us? Create art of what you believe the Webb telescope will discover, then share a photo/video of you + your creation by tagging #UnfoldTheUniverse.
More details: http://go.nasa.gov/UnfoldTheUniverse …pic.twitter.com/nRXwKsXIrm
When will it be going to space?
#AskNASA how can armchair astronomers help with the search for exoplanets
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