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Today on @NASA Snapchat: Go inside our flying observatory, see our mission control center, and more!pic.twitter.com/AGgY6NMlp1

Details from inside our observations of the next @NASANewHorizons flyby target: https://go.nasa.gov/2vl4Tsb  #NASAbeyondpic.twitter.com/gIqCY78Ap0

Traveling through @CHC_Airport? Be sure to check out our displays near the food court to learn about our observations. #NASABeyondpic.twitter.com/GuhszarTsi

All about our observations of our Milky Way Galaxy and neighboring galaxies https://go.nasa.gov/2uxaVs1  #NASAbeyondpic.twitter.com/81Njn69JRW

See how we're preparing for @NASANewHorizons' arrival at its next destination in the Kuiper Belt on Jan. 1, 2019: https://nasa.tumblr.com/post/163105600399/solar-system-things-to-know-this-week …pic.twitter.com/WQNlAJNkNl

Go inside our flight as we chased down the shadow of the next @NASANewhorizons flyby target. https://go.nasa.gov/2uG9bKn  #NASAbeyondpic.twitter.com/tAvHmKbVbk

Eyes on MU69: Go inside the @SOFIAtelescope flight to gather critical data on @NASANewhorizons' next flyby target. https://tinyurl.com/ybdmt5uh pic.twitter.com/qfwkMThbHg

This week @NASA: We teamed up with @NASANewHorizons and more! Watch at 0:46: https://go.nasa.gov/2up0xSP  #NASAbeyondpic.twitter.com/Q0v4lV0kxJ

Two years ago we studied Pluto before @NASANewHorizons' #PlutoFlyBy. This year we studied its next flyby target: https://go.nasa.gov/2tI4H5V pic.twitter.com/suA7MIGYto

Our shadow on the clouds as we took off to study @NASANewHorizons' next flyby object. The data is under analysis: https://go.nasa.gov/2tI4H5V pic.twitter.com/ayL2TuaCq9

Our @SOFIAtelescope is helping study the environment around @NASANewHorizon's next target ahead of the 2019 flyby http://go.nasa.gov/2ubz0Fp pic.twitter.com/xEsG8R5RZf

We were in the right place at the right time to study @NASANewHorizons' next flyby object. Data analysis underway: https://go.nasa.gov/2tI4H5V pic.twitter.com/m58LNR7vAJ

We were in the right place at the right time to study the #mu69occ! @NASANewHorizons is analyzing the data. Good night #askNASA.pic.twitter.com/DzUV13Xici

We’re flying south to catch the center of MU69 shadow- searching for debris that could be hazardous to @NASANewHorizons #mu69occ #askNASApic.twitter.com/XDFmB7hWLZ

The sun has set and the telescope door is open. #MU69Occ #askNASApic.twitter.com/oAJJk8YO02

Have Qs about how @SOFIAtelescope is observing @NASANewHorizons's next target ahead of its 2019 flyby? #askNASA now: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/sofia-to-make-advance-observations-of-next-new-horizons-flyby-object …pic.twitter.com/dBk0KctNG3

We took off during the day so that we can be in the right place to catch the shadow of the #mu69occ. Beautiful views over New Zealand pic.twitter.com/bf1axBgF8X

We are live from the stratosphere, on our way to catch the #mu69occ! Send us your questions with #askNASA. http://go.nasa.gov/2uG9bKn pic.twitter.com/rPuMOc1TRU

Preparing for flight: the entire team is meeting to discuss tonight's flight and observations of #mu69occpic.twitter.com/iD5PCAeIHf

We’ll be live from 40,000 ft as we study #mu69occ. Send us your questions with #askNASA. We’ll answer after takeoff https://go.nasa.gov/2uG9bKn pic.twitter.com/XM8hRceaRd