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Getting ready for a spooky evening https://t.co/FEiOpDJqnh

MEDIA: With #Artemis I on track to launch Nov. 14 on its mission to the Moon, @NASAGroundSys leaders will discuss the upcoming preparations, including the rollout of the @NASA_SLS rocket. RSVP now for the Nov. 3 noon ET (1600 UTC) briefing: https://t.co/UvwY4Lu3u3 https://t.co/el4550q78D

Are you into the creepier side of the universe? Curious about black holes, dark matter, and dark energy? Explore the newly launched (and just in time for #Halloween) @NASAUniverse website ⬇️

The first Falcon Heavy rocket flight since 2019 is set for Tuesday to kick off SpaceX's longest-duration launch mission to date, a roughly six-hour climb into geosynchronous orbit more than 20,000 miles up with a bundle of payloads for the US Space Force. https://t.co/8dGFmvykR4 https://t.co/H51nvO3vRq

NASA's Artemis 1 moon rocket 'on track' to roll out to pad Friday (Nov. 4) https://t.co/Xth0jUxPng https://t.co/QZ94tEtF3m

#HappyHalloween! 🎃 It’s easy to see some costumes are incredible – no telescope required. Is your costume "go" for launch? Tag us and use #NASACostume. https://t.co/ufTqCWmL4g

SpaceX's fully assembled Falcon Heavy rocket just started rolling out to pad 39A at Kennedy Space Center in preparation for liftoff tomorrow on the US Space Force's USSF-44 mission. Watch live: https://t.co/u3NqsGdfAa https://t.co/Li7Ep7lWKx

A new era in space began 22 years ago today when Expedition 1 left Earth on the way to the @Space_Station. Now on its 68th crew, the #ISS functions daily as an orbital laboratory for the benefit of everyone. Explore the ISS here: https://t.co/PKPXX7mA5j 📸: @NASA https://t.co/PTXTNxhvef

You're gourdous. Literally GOURD. Ous. 🎃 This solar jack-o-lantern, captured by our Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) in October 2014, gets its ghoulish grin from active regions on the Sun, which emit more light and energy than the surrounding dark areas. Active regions are markers of an intense and complex set of magnetic fields hovering in the sun’s atmosphere. The SDO has kept an unblinking eye on the Sun since 2010, recording phenomena like solar flares and coronal loops. It measures the Sun’s interior, atmosphere, magnetic field, and energy output, helping us understand our nearest star. Image Description: Bright orange active spots make the shape of two eyes and a grin, making the Sun look like a jack-o-lantern. The rest of the Sun is dark in comparison, with an orange outline distinguishing the star from the darkness of space. Credit: NASA/SDO #Halloween #HappyHalloween #pumpkin #jackolantern #space #NASA #Sun

Christian Davenport on Twitter: “NASA's Mark Kirasich tells a NASA advisory committee that first flight of SpaceX Starship with Super Heavy booster is now scheduled for early December.”

NASA plans its second human moon landing on Artemis 4 after all: report https://t.co/MiXtNBQhhf

Although no trick-or-treaters come knocking at the @Space_Station’s front hatch, crew members aboard the orbiting facility still like to get in the Halloween spirit! 🎃 https://t.co/hbe0UlV4IQ

My first time shooting a lunar eclipse (November 19, 2021)

SpaceX on Twitter: “Falcon Heavy rolling up the ramp ahead of tomorrow’s targeted launch of the USSF-44 mission; weather is 90% favorable for liftoff”

Who's who? -@ChandraXRay Kim Arcand, visualization scientist -@NASASolarSystem William Kurth, astrophysicist at U. of Iowa -@NASAUniverse Elisa Quintana, NASA astrophysicist -@NASASun Alex C. Young, NASA astrophysicist -@NASAArtemis Liz Landau, NASA HQ moderator