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  1. 16 hours ago

    Crew members aboard the International will go on spacewalks later this month to continue upgrades to the orbiting lab. Tune in March 14 at 2pm EDT (19:00 UTC) for details: Tag questions & they may be answered on air.

    NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan conducts a spacewalk to upgrade space station power systems.
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  2. Mar 8

    NASA is opening one of the last Moon rock samples collected during Apollo 17 – untouched for the last 50 years. What questions do you have? Use and we may answer during our live conversation tomorrow!

    352 replies . 695 retweets 6,627 likes
  3. Mar 3

    NASA Astronaut Mark Vande Hei is returning to Earth soon after spending a record-breaking 355 consecutive days on the space station. Before he comes home, he’s taking the time to answer YOUR questions! Use to ask about his mission, and he may answer on video

    120 replies . 329 retweets 2,852 likes
  4. Mar 8

    Why are scientists opening 50-year-old lunar samples from the Apollo 17 mission? How will these samples prepare us for missions? Tune in to tomorrow’s event at 6:30pm ET to find out why! Ask questions with the hashtag :

    82 replies . 446 retweets 3,951 likes
  5. Mar 9

    LIVE NOW: We're opening one of the last Apollo Moon samples, untouched for nearly 50 years. What are we hoping to learn? Join us on to talk with NASA experts—or share your questions with . Wondering who's who? A thread 👇

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  6. Mar 7

    The Moon ROCKS 🌙 What are we hoping to learn from an unopened & pristine Apollo Moon sample? How does this lunar science help us prepare for ? Speak to our experts during this ! Set a reminder & ask questions using :

    203 replies . 921 retweets 12,252 likes
  7. Mar 9

    50 years ago, collected these samples. We decided to wait until technology improved before studying them, and the time is now! Learn more about the gas extraction and submit your questions using :

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  8. Mar 8

    Hey, ! We are debating with a friend about what she photographed around 4:30 am. They were taken in Posadas, Misiones, Argentina, looking towards the north, north-west horizon.

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  9. Mar 9

    what new technology is going to be going to be happening on Artemis that we haven't seen before?

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  10. Mar 9

    can you have bitches in space ?

    1 reply . 5 retweets 5 likes
  11. Mar 9

    Hey , am I precluded from the III Geology Team call if I'm on record for saying I want to blow up the Moon?

    11 replies . 1 retweet 39 likes
  12. Mar 9

    Can a 13 year old go to space? Asking for a friend.

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  13. Mar 9

    my 12 year old has a question for y’all and has requested to speak. It would make his entire year if you would take it, if you guys get time. Thank you for doing this. 🥰

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  14. Mar 9

    Will SpaceX be helping accomplish this mission?

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  15. 4 hours ago

    why y’all lying

    NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan conducts a spacewalk to upgrade space station power systems.
    Crew members aboard the International will go on spacewalks later this month to continue upgrades to the orbiting lab. Tune in March 14 at 2pm EDT (19:00 UTC) for details: Tag questions & they may be answered on air.
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  16. Mar 9

    have any advice for kids who want to work at nasa ?

  17. Mar 9

    Is the moon made out of cheese ????????

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  18. Mar 9

    Hi. I always have a question in mind that the moon could be self-illuminating? Some times we see the sun and the moon in the sky at the same time and the moon is incomplete. Or is there another source of light besides the sun? Thank you Houssam

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  19. Mar 5

    do Russian and US crew members discuss the situation in earth? Do you feel like just staying above it all?

    NASA Astronaut Mark Vande Hei is returning to Earth soon after spending a record-breaking 355 consecutive days on the space station. Before he comes home, he’s taking the time to answer YOUR questions! Use to ask about his mission, and he may answer on video
    1 reply . 2 retweets 3 likes
  20. Mar 3

    Is he coming back on board Soyuz Capsule?

    NASA Astronaut Mark Vande Hei is returning to Earth soon after spending a record-breaking 355 consecutive days on the space station. Before he comes home, he’s taking the time to answer YOUR questions! Use to ask about his mission, and he may answer on video
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