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Want to help select the name for #Mars2020, our next rover? We’re looking for judges for the naming contest that will open this fall. go.nasa.gov/2J9yoFa pic.twitter.com/iQC4Se4Rez
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NASA JPL
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New @NASA technology launches on SpaceX #FalconHeavy: go.nasa.gov/2X6744v pic.twitter.com/upDdfe4tbP
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NASA JPL
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25 jun. |
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🔴LIVE NOW
Get ready for liftoff of the @SpaceX #FalconHeavy carrying our Deep Space Atomic Clock, Cosmic-2 and lots more science. Liftoff is expected at 11:30 p.m. PT (2:30 a.m. ET, 0630 GMT) periscope.tv/NASA/1djGXpMRy…
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NASA JPL
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25 jun. |
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Tune in for a live update via #AbSciCon2019
connect.agu.org/abscicon/home twitter.com/MarsCuriosity/…
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24 jun. |
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Up for a late launch?
Watch a #FalconHeavy leave the planet with our atomic clock for self-driving spacecraft, climate-observing satellites and more. The four-hour window opens tonight at 8:30pm PT (11:30pm ET, 0330 UTC): go.nasa.gov/2X6744v pic.twitter.com/sknNEyICiZ
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NASA JPL
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23 jun. |
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👉 News from Mars
This week, @MarsCuriosity detected the largest amount ever of methane during its mission. A follow-up experiment is underway this weekend to gather more information and see if this is a short-lived plume or something more. go.nasa.gov/2ZC0xvc pic.twitter.com/OlWFmbYNnK
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NASA JPL
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21 jun. |
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Tomorrow we’ll take the next steps to try to get @NASAInSight’s mole digging again on #Mars. Here’s the plan: go.nasa.gov/2JZ1B8G pic.twitter.com/TdmFRUPJtN
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NASA JPL
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21 jun. |
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Is this the freshest selfie ever taken?
#Mars2020 and friends pose for a shot in a clean room at JPL, where the rover is being built. Watch the 24/7 live stream of construction here: youtube.com/nasajpl/live #NationalSelfieDay pic.twitter.com/tdium06Prh
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NASA JPL
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21 jun. |
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At @NASA, we've got worlds of data waiting for you. Get planet-sized datasets from Earth to Mars and beyond, for free right now.
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#CannesLions #opendata pic.twitter.com/v0lYKxcr7n
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NASA JPL
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21 jun. |
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🔴 LIVE: Designing Tomorrow’s Space Missions Today
From cocktail napkin to entering the Martian atmosphere, join us right now and find out how @NASA turns ideas into reality: youtu.be/KELPnWfE4KY pic.twitter.com/jbFi2AJUPI
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NASA JPL
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20 jun. |
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Want to learn more about @NASA’s #Mars2020 mission?
Come chat with us Monday through Thursday at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. PT while you watch the rover being built live: youtube.com/NASAJPL/live pic.twitter.com/qRSXMOsDRC
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20 jun. |
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Tumultuous, ethereal, mesmerizing – how would you describe #Jupiter? go.nasa.gov/2MZ7EfL
📸: @NASAJuno #JunoCam pic.twitter.com/F5zAd2NqnW
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20 jun. |
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With its test wheels and rocker-bogie (suspension) system installed, the #Mars2020 rover stays on target for its July 2020 launch: go.nasa.gov/2MXszjp pic.twitter.com/frLpttUwrK
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20 jun. |
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A SpaceX #FalconHeavy is set to light up the night sky with science!
Keep an eye out for launch info (targeted date is late June 24 to early morning June 25) and learn more about @NASA’s four payloads: go.nasa.gov/2ZGCR9b pic.twitter.com/c3QGWkMqOD
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19 jun. |
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Ever wonder what space dreams are made of?
Walk through the life cycle of a mission from its start as a crazy idea to launch during this special live presentation. Join us and chat tomorrow at 7pm PT (10pm ET): youtu.be/KELPnWfE4KY pic.twitter.com/oZQgYkj7pS
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19 jun. |
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A miscalculation of one millisecond (one thousandth of a second) could equal a distance error of 185 miles 😳
Here’s are the figurative nuts and bolts of an ultra-precise Deep Space Atomic Clock that could empower spacecraft to navigate autonomously: go.nasa.gov/31D4tOh pic.twitter.com/TT6hJAEetI
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NASA JPL
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19 jun. |
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Art or Mars? Both!
This new impact crater on the Red Planet reveals darker material beneath reddish dust. Read more about what lies beneath: go.nasa.gov/2XnO94v pic.twitter.com/akg8uYZD60
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NASA JPL
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18 jun. |
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🚧 ROBOT CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY 🚧
Join our chat as you watch the #Mars2020 rover being built LIVE: youtube.com/NASAJPL/live pic.twitter.com/L0s3XeKlUB
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NASA
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18 jun. |
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LIVE NOW: Ask our experts anything about the @NASA_Technology missions that will launch aboard @SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket. Head over to @Reddit to join the conversation: go.nasa.gov/2MQDgnF pic.twitter.com/rIqBhmYpzY
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NASA JPL
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17 jun. |
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It's not very fast! The rover has a top speed on flat, hard ground of 4.2-centimeters per second, or 152 meters per hour. This is a little less than 0.1-miles per hour.
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