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Europe at night is absolutely stunning! Enjoy this pass from Europe to Yemen. https://t.co/08oxHRunMI

I mean… 😍 If you have a chance tonight, catch a glimpse of the Hunter's Moon. The nearly full Moon is seen here as it rises from The Observatory at America’s Square in Washington, DC on Oct. 19, 2021. https://t.co/0BzhKXrAde Credit: @NASAHQPhoto https://t.co/izSM0pK3xF

10 minutes before today's Sunset & Full Moon rise

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Exp 66 crew works life support, spacesuits and botany before a @Roscosmos resupply ship switches docking ports. https://t.co/WKxKz8IP65

Supporters and opponents of SpaceX launch site air their concerns - Ars Technica

Mark your calendars!🗓 The story of Cassini continues with the second installment of the two-part documentary, "Triumph at Saturn." We'll take you through Cassini's trailblazing journey to the gem of our solar system on Oct. 22 at 3pm PT/6pm ET/2200 GMT: https://t.co/m7tbZFymd9 https://t.co/shgo6DtK0N

Hunter's Moon 2021

It's all about perspective. Today in 1995, Space Shuttle Columbia launched on STS-73, and @NASA captured the launch from three unique perspectives. https://t.co/oQdaj6DqB5

One of the most important components of a deep space mission: food. 🍕 We have awarded 18 teams for their ideas to feed future astronauts! Stay tuned for a Nov. 9 show on the winners w/ celebrity chef Martha Stewart & retired NASA astronaut Scott Kelly: https://t.co/1j96U20IEl https://t.co/XAmAyYchpD

Sending well wishes to everyone recovering from #DixieFire. @LassenNPS is a special place for my family: it’s where my son took his first steps. I hope to take him back there soon to see the unique hydrothermal features, all 4 types of volcano, and enjoy some wilderness. https://t.co/PEmWnfpv3E

There’s lots of life visible in this photo across Northern California into Nevada. All of that life is protected from the vacuum of space by a relatively thin but extremely valuable layer of atmosphere. https://t.co/uGGdEWtAtO

Welcome to the Captain John Young Hangar at Ellington Field, home of the T-38 astronaut training jets. NASA dedicated the hangar to the late NASA astronaut in a ceremony yesterday. https://t.co/hEp3MuWDTZ https://t.co/RKV210vOFt

Help Please

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