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(Jul 03, 2021 06:48)
My first attempt for capturing saturn
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4 years ago
(Jul 03, 2021 06:14)
Astronomers discover record-breaking star as small as the moon but with more mass than the sun
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(Jul 03, 2021 05:40)
Conjunction of the Moon and Jupiter, along with its moons. [Source Unknown]
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4 years ago
(Jul 03, 2021 08:43)
Does anyone have the footage of 1968 NASA protest of how much must we sacrifice?
I searched everywhere in YouTube and can’t find it.
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4 years ago
(Jul 03, 2021 06:57)
My first pics of the moon through my first telescope
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4 years ago
(Jul 03, 2021 06:47)
The Strawberry Moon! Took it from my mobile.
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At the La Brea Tar Pits we find a femur— of an ancient Huge Ground Sloth. Surprising? https://t.co/PrxlGti3cQ
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(Jul 03, 2021 08:00)
This photograph was taken from the International Space Station (ISS) by the ISS External High Definition Camera while orbiting above Earth at latitude 46.0, longitude -9.9 on 1 July 2021 at 03:54:33 GMT. [4928x2768] [OS]
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🌀 From space, our @NASAEarth satellites have a unique view of storms. Here are five ways we work with partner agencies including @NOAA and @FEMA to better understand hurricanes & support preparation and disaster response: https://t.co/JGO98dr8ek https://t.co/ibI38ApLna
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(Jul 03, 2021 05:47)
SpaceX Starship Round-up. Super Heavy Booster 3 ready for tests. Booster 4/Ship 20 preps. OLS Launch Tower nearing full height. GSE Tanks watch item. Raptor Boosts, RVacs arriving. Pics and vids from Mary (@BocaChicaGal) and Gary Blair. https://t.co/tA6Ex5XeOJ
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(Jul 03, 2021 07:36)
Wally Funk, an 82-year-old aviation pioneer and one of the 13 female fliers who were tested but ultimately barred from NASA’s initially all-male astronaut corps, is finally getting her chance to fly in space, thanks to Jeff Bezos. https://t.co/wEFoMMCfR0 https://t.co/KVfEOXzjLZ
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4 years ago
(Jul 03, 2021 07:05)
Lagoon Nebula in Bortle 7 -Denver, CO 7-2-21
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(Jul 03, 2021 07:40)
July 2, 1966 was the first and only time in history three fully assembled Saturn rockets stood on their respective launch pads. By July 5, the Apollo AS-203 mission would launch, conducting tests to clear the way for the first flight of the Saturn V. https://t.co/QV0e0Tnfgg
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📧☄️ Want more space in your inbox? Sign up for the NASA Explore newsletter! This week, find out about our big plans to explore asteroids in our solar system. Read this story & more: https://t.co/R4JbpfRrEk Sign up: https://t.co/MyG37QzGhO https://t.co/CroyhWqYF7
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