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Happy New Year from #NASAMarshall Take a look back at the work that Marshall Space Flight Center has accomplished as we move into the #NewYear >> https://go.nasa.gov/3JrmYuX pic.twitter.com/FOELYwiX66

60 years ago this week, the first stage of the first Saturn I rocket was readied for checkout at #NASAMarshall >> http://go.nasa.gov/3iDte5V  @NASAhistorypic.twitter.com/6sfaR4Q7ff

Image of the Day: In 1997 #NASAMarshall tested the Fastrac engine. Initially developed for use with the 1st powered flight of @NASA's X-34 technology demonstrator, the engine was capable of producing 60,000 lbs of thrust. Look back at Marshall history: https://go.nasa.gov/3GbqveL pic.twitter.com/ARdoiK5cne

We're another step closer to landing on the Moon! We've selected @SpaceX to move forward with development of its design for @NASAArtemis's Human Landing System, managed by #NASAMarshall: https://go.nasa.gov/3swiTMs pic.twitter.com/8j6IpuyGJr

Today #NASAMarshall honors the brave Americans who have served in the U.S. military. Thank you for your sacrifice, selflessness and service to the country. pic.twitter.com/5HCuFaku6L

NASA and SpaceX - What are the Differences? Watch Now: https://youtu.be/2nHL1LZ28JM  #astronomy #Astrophotography #discoveryplus #contentcreators #AI #NASA #NASAMarshall #SpaceX #spacepic.twitter.com/WKrhDi6zEu

A new type of long-lasting air filter, developed at #NASAMarshall, will soon be lifting off to help @NASA_Astronauts breathe easier on the @Space_Station >> http://go.nasa.gov/2TRefwB pic.twitter.com/zUCyaHEvld

Next week, @NASA's Super Guppy will be loaded with #NASASLS flight hardware for transportation from @NASA_Marshall to @NASAKennedy for flight preparations! Check out this great video from the last time the Guppy visited #NASAMarshall, to pick up test hardware! pic.twitter.com/xzcgZSzdN9

When Crew-1 splashed down over the weekend, it wrapped up a record run of @ISS_Research — with help from #NASAMarshall and scientists around the world >> http://go.nasa.gov/3xMhTYb pic.twitter.com/ZukT3cskHY

Did you know the @NASAWebb Telescope mirrors were first tested in #NASAMarshall’s X-ray and Cryogenic facility? The XRCF is the world's largest x-ray optical test facility and provides evaluation and readiness testing for advanced telescope mirrors: https://go.nasa.gov/3EqgTuZ pic.twitter.com/ECmHsUk8Lw

56 years ago today, technicians at #NASAMarshall successfully test-fired the first stage of the Saturn V rocket for the first time >> http://go.nasa.gov/3srdwxH  @NASAhistorypic.twitter.com/LBzZVR3QMK

Worlds only fully assembled Space Shuttle #NASAMarshall pic.twitter.com/N0ZigggeEb

For the first time, scientists have detected the gravitational waves produced by a black hole-neutron star collision–with help from #NASAMarshall astrophysicists >> http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/news/ligo20210629 … @LIGO @ego_virgopic.twitter.com/0N9gBdYSvr

As 2019 comes to a close, we're taking a look back at some of the year's highlights. #FBF to Jan. 15, 2019, when #NASAMarshall teams loaded the liquid hydrogen tank test article into the test stand. WATCH THE TIME-LAPSE VIDEO >>http://go.nasa.gov/2VWLtqV pic.twitter.com/dQ1Zg8QJwB

Oh hey there mister Glenn #NASASocial #FutureTeacherinSpace #NASAMarshall pic.twitter.com/gEaPtdtQ8s

The largest piece of structural test hardware for @NASA_SLS began its journey from #NASAMichoud today! The liquid hydrogen tank test article will make its way up the river for testing at #NASAMarshall. READ MORE >> http://go.nasa.gov/2Qu7oa5 pic.twitter.com/PzuOccEWvR

Look up tonight—you might spot the @Space_Station! Skywatchers near Huntsville, AL (home of #NASAMarshall) can see the ISS around 9:15 PM tonight or 8:30 PM on Thursday. Here's how you can track the Station in your hometown >> http://spotthestation.nasa.gov pic.twitter.com/bM6KlJ7Vh3

What is IXPE looking for in space? Get to know IXPE, #NASAMarshall's newest set of X-Ray eyes. Learn More>> https://go.nasa.gov/3ovKuOT pic.twitter.com/3RHAaJwOjD

Earlier today, we shared a video of the #NASASLS liquid hydrogen tank test article being installed into a #NASAMarshall test stand. After acing each test, teams pushed it to its breaking point — on purpose — on Dec. 5, 2019. MORE >> http://go.nasa.gov/2OV8BEX pic.twitter.com/QzT9tdX31I

As we celebrate #EarthDay, we're highlighting a few fantastic photos taken by members of the #NASAMarshall team. What's your favorite spot on our home planet? Share your own shots with #ConnectedByEarth >> http://go.nasa.gov/3uQXFKF pic.twitter.com/kB9vaR34ZH