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Sprinklr : In a first, astronomers may have seen light from two smaller black holes that may have merged together to form a new black hole. 🤯 Here’s what we know about this cosmic collision: go.nasa.gov/2VoEaK8
Bob Behnken
iPhone : Yesterday Chris Cassidy snapped this shot from our worksite on Intl. Space Station – SpaceX’s Crew Dragon and JAXA(Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)’s HTV in clear view. Not bad for a view while working…
Chris Cassidy
Twitter Web App : Astronauts cherish every opportunity to be part of a #spacewalk, and yesterday was no different. Bob Behnken and I completed the first step in updating the external batteries which are connected to the outboard starboard solar arrays on Intl. Space Station.
NASA Wallops
Twitter Web App : On this, our 75th anniversary, we pause to reflect. From our humble beginnings to now, we are thankful for all those contributors to the Wallops mission. We are proud of our legacy of the past 75 years and we are excited for what is to come in the next 75 years.
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Sprinklr : How would we detect signals that come from distant civilizations, if theyre out there? 📡🤔
Scientists are trying to find out. In this #GravityAssist podcast episode, we learn about the search for technosignatures – the telltale signs of advanced life: go.nasa.gov/2NCe02h
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Sprinklr : This week:
👨🚀 A spacewalk to upgrade the Intl. Space Stations power systems
📐 Naming our headquarters in honor of engineer Mary W. Jackson
🔭 NASA Exoplanets scientists find the youngest Jupiter-sized planet ever detected
Watch: youtu.be/cp0t9fKtECA
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Sprinklr : An unusually massive dust plume from Africa's Sahara Desert has made its way to our side of the planet. The NOAA-NASA Suomi NPP satellite monitors how this dust, plus tiny particles called aerosols, can affect human health, weather, and climate: go.nasa.gov/2VmGnpc pic.twitter.com/l7FreabOFx
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Sprinklr : All in a weeks work!
Two of our NASA Astronauts performed a spacewalk to upgrade the Intl. Space Stations power systems and Chris Cassidy captured stunning images of an annular solar eclipse. Watch #SpaceToGround for more: go.nasa.gov/2NzaDsN
NASA
Sprinklr : Today, @Astro_Seal and Bob Behnken completed all the tasks on a spacewalk to upgrade power channels on the Intl. Space Station, as well as several tasks originally planned for the next spacewalk on July 1. This marks the seventh spacewalk for each astronaut: go.nasa.gov/2ZcwnAe
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Twitter Web App : CanadianSpaceAgency Lets go, neighbors! You helped build our future in low-Earth orbit with the Intl. Space Station and now were ready to build our #Artemis future at the Moon with you!
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Jim Bridenstine
Twitter Web App : I am thrilled to hear this Gateway news from our CanadianSpaceAgency partners! International support is critical to establishing sustainable lunar exploration later this decade as part of the #Artemis program. twitter.com/csa_asc/status…
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Twitter Media Studio - LiveCut : Thats a wrap!
After a 6 hour and 7 minute excursion outside the Intl. Space Station, Chris Cassidy & Bob Behnken successfully completed all of their tasks, including two get-ahead tasks for next Wednesdays spacewalk.
NASA Spinoff
Twitter Web App : Congrats to Intl. Space Station on a successful installation! #DYK that measures developed to ensure lithium-ion batteries are safe in space are making them safer for electric cars, bikes, and other devices here on the ground? Read more: spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2020/cg… twitter.com/NASA/status/12…
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Twitter Media Studio - LiveCut : Spacewalkers Chris Cassidy and Bob Behnken make their way back to the station’s airlock, wrapping today’s upgrades outside the orbital lab.
Intl. Space Station
Twitter Web App : Spacewalkers Chris Cassidy and Bob Behnken have finished their tasks for today, including two get ahead tasks originally planned for next Wednesday. nasa.gov/live
Intl. Space Station
Twitter Web App : .Chris Cassidy and Bob Behnken are now removing the 6th nickel hydrogen battery today. These batteries are being replaced with new lithium-ion batteries to upgrade the station’s power supply capability. nasa.gov/live
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Twitter Web App : WebsterSmith Intl. Space Station We refer to that symbol in our insignia as the "v-shaped wing" it represents aeronautics. Find out more about our logo here: go.nasa.gov/2TS5ZJ8
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Twitter Web App : Wow, you sure know your space facts! 👩🏽🚀🚀👨🚀 The correct answer is that 228 spacewalks have supported station assembly and maintenance. Learn more fun facts here: go.nasa.gov/2ORXpGv #SpaceStation20th