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Watch the uncrewed Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft undock from the @Space_Station and return to Earth live on NASA TV on March 28 at 5:30am (0930 UTC) on https://t.co/z1RgZwQkWS. https://t.co/9ZPmgUp2lb

One week until you meet the astronauts flying to the Moon aboard the #Artemis II mission! The @NASA_Orion spacecraft will return to the Moon — this time, with four astronauts aboard. Set a reminder for April 3 for the reveal: https://t.co/Kdj8TTmZkL

If you’ve been tuning in, you know landing on Mars is half of the battle–returning the first astronauts home from the Red Planet is the other half. Listen in as four experts discuss in this week's episode of “Houston, We have a Podcast”: https://t.co/RqnSKLmk3f

Newly-discovered asteroid 2023 DZ2 will sail safely past Earth today. Asteroids pass our planet safely all the time, but a close approach by one of this size (140–310 ft, or 43–95 m) happens only about once per decade. (There is no known threat for at least the next 100 years.)

The #Artemis II rocket comes together, space explorers are honored, and we reveal a map of water near the Moon’s South Pole—all this week at NASA. Follow @NASAArtemis for updates on upcoming Moon missions.

"We choose to return to the Moon together…children who watch that flight are going to learn the names of those new pioneers. They'll be the ones who carry us into the future we hope to build." —@POTUS on the NASA-@CSA_ASC crewed #Artemis II Moon mission: https://t.co/hPpAZkGdiy https://t.co/0U4wR0Q4gy

Through the lens of NASA photographer Aubrey Gemignani, we witness the people and hear the stories behind awe-inspiring missions to space. As a co-founder of "Faces of NASA," we turn the camera on her and share her story: https://t.co/j9q3EDcjRb

First light data from the NASA-@CNES SWOT mission reveals that it provides 10 times the resolution of ocean measurements than data gathered by seven other satellites combined. These measurements will help us better study Earth’s surface water. https://t.co/ALlduII2Nq

Scientists originally developed this lightweight material to protect spacecraft during atmospheric re-entry. Now, this @NASASpinoff technology is being used in clothing to keep the wearer warm without overheating when they’re on the move. https://t.co/q5CuN6bgh1

Look westward to find the Moon as a beautiful slim crescent this evening after sunset, hanging just below blazing-bright Venus. Tomorrow evening, look west again to spot the Moon once more, this time shining from above Venus. Spot the duo? Share your pictures.

This #NationalPuppyDay, we salute all the dog stars out there. Exploring is more fun with your best friend at your side. 🐾

Pause. Rewind. @NASAWebb may have found sand particles in the atmosphere of planet VHS 1256 b, which orbits a pair of stars 40 light-years away. Webb also detected water, carbon monoxide, and methane. Get the gritty details: https://t.co/nP827gQKYW

Reporters: Interview the four astronauts who will travel around the Moon and deeper into space than any humans before them. Media credentialing to cover the joint @NASA-@CSA_ASC reveal of the #Artemis II crew in Houston on April 3 is open now: https://t.co/SHfWUa81bt

🚨 LIVE: We celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth by announcing a new campaign to connect women with students for @NASASTEM mentorship. https://t.co/vaktnR2JqB

Where will you be during the eclipses in 2023 and 2024? This map shows the path of the Moon’s shadow as it crosses the contiguous U.S. during the eclipse on Oct. 14, 2023 and total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Will you get a chance to see them? https://t.co/mC7CagW0AR

When we plan missions to send science off Earth, we have to prepare for inhospitable circumstances like acid clouds or extreme heat. Discover how we design spacecraft to travel through dangerous environments in this episode of the Curious Universe podcast: https://t.co/jCOEuHdDpO

Give your mail a cosmic commemoration! On Sept. 24, #OSIRISRex spacecraft will deliver a capsule of asteroid material to Earth as part of its journey #ToBennuAndBack. @USPS announced an #OSIRISRExStamp to mark this epic delivery available later this year: https://t.co/6Wnu2yszHc

🌸 Ok, bloomer: Spring is here. The March equinox marks the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. During equinox, the Sun shines on the equator with nearly equal amounts of day & night: https://t.co/WC28LsQzbL

Looking to do some stargazing? We’ve put together a handy guide with tips to help you find the best times and locations for enjoying the night sky: https://t.co/S0HWQqi2G6

Our #Crew5 mission returned from the @Space_Station, @POTUS announced our proposed budget for the 2024 fiscal year, and the prototype spacesuit for our return to the lunar surface was revealed—This Week at NASA. Subscribe for weekly updates at https://t.co/MGGi7zOQWF

"People need to realize not to make assumptions. Be open and curious about the abilities of everybody." Dana Bolles is an External Information Technology Lead at NASA Headquarters. Discover how her community shapes her life, professionally and personally https://t.co/k2Ct6U4yj1

When Irish skies are smiling... This cloud-free view of Ireland, the Emerald Isle, was captured from space by our Aqua satellite back in 2010. Happy #StPatricksDay!

What could we do if an asteroid threatened Earth? 65 actor Adam Driver and @AsteroidWatch discuss how we monitor asteroids, preventing a possible impact, and why we’re bringing asteroid samples here with #OSIRISRex. (There are no known threats to Earth for 100+ years.)

Recent volcanic activity has been observed on Venus for the first time. Scientists made the discovery by poring over archival radar images of Earth’s twin taken in the '90s by our Magellan mission. Our VERITAS mission is set to investigate: https://t.co/ookpSRqlhk

We’re announcing two new research institutes that will develop quantum technology to process complex climate data & create new computer models for 3D printed parts to be used in space. Cutting-edge technology is critical to our mission success: https://t.co/Mu8iv7e8OM

Docking of the #CRS27 @SpaceX Dragon confirmed at 7:31am ET (1131 UTC). The cargo spacecraft is carrying a new delivery of @ISS_Research experiments, supplies and cargo including fresh fruits and cheeses for the @Space_Station crew.

LIVE: The #CRS27 @SpaceX Dragon delivering new science investigations, food and supplies arrives at the @Space_Station. https://t.co/bbCZEU2G0P

Come stargazing with us! In this week’s episode of our Curious Universe podcast, listen and read along as we take you on a tour of the stars from your very own backyard. https://t.co/KgSQExqgut

LIVE: After splashing down off the coast of Florida last weekend, our #Crew5 spacefarers are answering questions about their five-month stay aboard the @Space_Station. Share your questions with #AskNASA! https://t.co/pxpud4arUb

Did you try your hand at this year’s #NASAPiDay challenge? Check your answers here: https://t.co/97cYiIbgpI https://t.co/HB2krRSGq1

Join us March 24 at 1pm ET to chat with @JHUAPL's Zibi Turtle about Saturn’s mammoth moon Titan and the #Dragonfly mission that will study the prebiotic chemistry occurring on its surface. Use #AskAstrobio for questions! Set a reminder to join ➡️ https://t.co/OGcHQYg0G7

This newly released Hubble image shows M55 – a loosely concentrated globular star cluster about 20,000 light-years away. Only a portion of M55 is seen here, but the whole cluster stretches about 100 light-years in diameter! Read more: https://t.co/Pl9JmN0F16

🎥 And…action! Check out my latest video of the #MarsHelicopter kicking up dust and taking off for Flight #47. Ingenuity is well beyond its “warranty” at this point, but has been zipping along with me, keeping up for as long as it can as we move together uphill.

The @SpaceX #Dragon cargo craft is ahead of schedule and now expected to dock to the space station today at 7:28am ET delivering over 6,200 pounds of cargo to the Exp 68 crew. Watch live on @NASA TV. https://t.co/HgOHgyu9xt

.@Axiom_Space revealed a spacesuit prototype that our @NASA_Astronauts plan to wear near the Moon’s South Pole on @NASA’s #Artemis III mission. The spacesuit will give lunar explorers extra mobility, protection, & the latest technology. Discover more: https://t.co/uxH21hkSjd

Following their five-month mission aboard the space station, Crew-5 is safely back on Earth and will answer questions in a news conference at 2pm ET Wednesday, March 15, at @NASA_Johnson. Watch live on @NASA TV! https://t.co/gSbss9XUzx

Deorbit burn is complete and the Dragon Endurance nosecone is closed. Splashdown is targeted for 9:02pm ET. Watch live on @NASA TV: https://t.co/cBNqC5JGaz https://t.co/2oVWTJ1VXM

More views of Crew-5 departing the space station in the Dragon Endurance spacecraft last night! @NASA TV coverage resumes at 8pm ET, and before then, you can follow along with live mission audio coverage here: 📻https://t.co/IFI5cviodz https://t.co/zCXeEodYts

Crew-5 is returning to Earth after undocking from the station in the @SpaceX Dragon Endurance at 2:20am ET. @NASA TV coverage of deorbit and splashdown resumes at 8pm ET. More details.. https://t.co/VHA9C3xjdQ

JUST IN: On April 3, we will reveal the crew for @NASAArtemis II! Four crew members – three from @NASA & one from @csa_asc – will fly around the Moon. Together, they’ll test the @NASA_SLS rocket & the @NASA_Orion spacecraft. We are going! #StateOfNASA

.@VP and @NASA are inspiring young leaders to get involved in STEM and space. In Oakland, we tested @NASAArtemis' Learning Lunchboxes with future scientists, engineers, and explorers. They were excited about NASA's mission to put the first woman and person of color on the Moon.

The @SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavour docked to the station's Harmony module at 1:40am ET on Friday. The four #Crew6 crewmates will enter the orbiting lab about 3:18am. https://t.co/eWT4PxsCR8

Dragon and crew are healthy, all 12 docking hooks are open ahead of docking, and teams are testing a software override for a faulty sensor on one hook. Dragon can hold for ~ 2 hours in this position and maintain re-rendezvous capability

Ground controllers troubleshoot a software issue on the @SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavour before beginning its final approach and docking to the Harmony module. https://t.co/8gZOy0LpJZ

The @SpaceX #Crew6 mission is ahead of schedule today. The foursome aboard the Crew Dragon Endeavour is now due to dock at 12:43am ET on Friday with live @NASA TV coverage starting at 11pm today. https://t.co/Xv8uyL4MQy

Check out pictures from our remote cameras of the launch of #Crew6 onboard a @SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft from @NASAKennedy to begin their mission to @Space_Station. 📷➡️ https://t.co/EE2427KKIY

Lights, camera, impact! 🎥 Last year, @NASA intentionally crashed a spacecraft into a non-threatening asteroid to test if they could change its orbit. Hubble captured the impact and its aftermath, as seen in this time-lapse video: https://t.co/NuSMQs2sNV

Absolutely unreal.

.@NASA and @SpaceX scrubbed today's launch of the #Crew6 mission to the @Space_Station due to a ground systems issue. Unfavorable weather on Feb.28 makes the next launch attempt 12:34am ET March 2, pending resolution of the technical issue. https://t.co/jiUq3jNH7S

Crew-6 is go for launch

We are now targeting 11:15pm EST for the start of @NASA’s @SpaceX Crew-6 mission prelaunch news teleconference. Tune in: https://t.co/Fz1bcSczxD

A @SpaceX Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft are seen at Launch Complex 39A at sunset as preparations continue for launch of #Crew6 at 1:45am ET on Feb. 27. More 📷: https://t.co/EE2427KKIY

LIVE: Experts discuss the upcoming launch of NASA's SpaceX #Crew6 mission with our #NASASocial group. Questions? Use #AskNASA: https://t.co/RnLoGp6DJJ

Overnight #Crew6 completed a dress rehearsal for launch and the @SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket completed a brief static fire test ahead of a no earlier than 1:45am ET Feb. 27 launch to @Space_Station. Check out 📷: https://t.co/EE2427KKIY

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