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A Whole New World: Help astronomers hunt for #Planet9. Join the @BackyardWorlds #citizenscience search: http://go.nasa.gov/2lkDUuy pic.twitter.com/4goWro25H6

A #valentine, From #Saturn with : Create your own @CassiniSaturn art and tag #CassiniInspires http://go.nasa.gov/2kunqM8 pic.twitter.com/0btAliGUKz

When your heart beatsclose to mine: @NASAspitzer has detected unusual pulsations in the outer shell of a star http://go.nasa.gov/2ktSjAx pic.twitter.com/AtwkIzuIWh

Slappin’ da bass: #Saturn's F ring resolves into many strands This view shows 3 bright strands and a very faint 4th http://go.nasa.gov/2kDT8aQ pic.twitter.com/KA0DtrO8Hd

To test robots that may search for life on other worlds, our scientists travel to the ends of the Earth. http://go.nasa.gov/2kpg6l1 pic.twitter.com/pEZS9BE4cy

Scientists shortlist three landing sites for @NASA's #Mars2020 rover. Here's why #LSW3 found them so intriguing: http://go.nasa.gov/2lvOHTl pic.twitter.com/Z8OMrTL2SN

Roll of the dice: Asteroid resembles Dungeons and Dragons dice. #AsteroidBQ6 safely passed Earth on Feb. 6 http://go.nasa.gov/2kBAG4O pic.twitter.com/V4dFsDr0VQ

NASA-led campaign exploring Hawaiian volcanoes from air, ground & space to understand volcanic processes & hazards http://go.nasa.gov/2kQBwco pic.twitter.com/e796onow8E

Science on Demand: Watch our public talk about @NASAEarth's study of glacier change & sea level rise http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/99804936 … #EarthRightNowpic.twitter.com/iV9Lk4GPp4

Live now! Watch + chat about glacier change and sea level rise as studied by a @NASAEarth scientist http://ustream.tv/nasajpl2  #EarthRightNowpic.twitter.com/PID9JP3mxX

This world is but a canvas to our imagination: Share your original #Saturn-inspired art & tag #CassiniInspires http://go.nasa.gov/2kNzYjG pic.twitter.com/5lDqFL1NW7

Rare form: Louisiana’s coast is sinking, but two deltas are rising. @NASA airborne science took a close look http://go.nasa.gov/2knugnm pic.twitter.com/XLHRNwgcp4

Thursday: Public talk about a world of rapid change as seen through the eyes of a @NASAEarth scientist. Watch+chat http://ustream.tv/nasajpl2 pic.twitter.com/QEdApmAISx

Workshop this week is using data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to narrow list of landing sites for #Mars2020 http://go.nasa.gov/2k4E4Xj pic.twitter.com/c1HCmQuvIu

Europa Report: @NASA outlines science goals for potential @NASAEuropa lander. Talks with science community to follow http://go.nasa.gov/2lpcKiD pic.twitter.com/h1o78lr0me

Seeing this on a smartphone? Its camera may use JPL tech. Eric Fossum & team win #QEPrize2017 for "camera on a chip" http://go.nasa.gov/2kliLQ5 pic.twitter.com/eNNoZ7eBuU

Puzzle out: @MarsCuriosity sharpens a paradox of ancient #Mars. How did the planet's surface sustain liquid water? http://go.nasa.gov/2jV3ve4 pic.twitter.com/i5Xh6lWho7

On the outside, #Enceledus is cold, icy & inhospitable. But under the surface may exist conditions needed for life http://go.nasa.gov/2jUIboT pic.twitter.com/DyN0Pt17Ee

Look out below! Cyclones swirl around #Jupiter’s south pole in this new #JunoCam image from @NASAJuno's Feb. 2 flyby http://go.nasa.gov/2k5G7GM pic.twitter.com/LOsSrABxWA

Hello from the other side… My latest science flyby of #Jupiter is complete. My team is digging into the data https://www.nasa.gov/feature/jpl/it-s-never-groundhog-day-at-jupiter/ …pic.twitter.com/UYwiQpF9NH