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  1. Much of our exploration of other worlds in our solar system begins at home.

    More on Planetary Analog Studies: solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/p
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  2. Much of our exploration of other worlds in our solar system begins at home.

    More on Planetary Analog Studies: solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/p
    #NASASolarSystem

  3. Much of our exploration of other worlds in our solar system begins at home.

    More on Planetary Analog Studies: solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/p
    #NASASolarSystem

  4. Much of our exploration of other worlds in our solar system begins at home.

    More on Planetary Analog Studies: solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/p
    #NASASolarSystem

  5. All about the Perseid meteors, which are actually small pieces of space debris that originate from comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle go.nasa.gov/3OQ7e9s
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  6. All about the Perseid meteors, which are actually small pieces of space debris that originate from comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle go.nasa.gov/3OQ7e9s
    #NASASolarSystem

  7. All about the Perseid meteors, which are actually small pieces of space debris that originate from comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle go.nasa.gov/3OQ7e9s
    #NASASolarSystem

  8. All about the Perseid meteors, which are actually small pieces of space debris that originate from comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle go.nasa.gov/3OQ7e9s
    #NASASolarSystem

  9. The meteors are coming! ☄️ The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks on the night of Aug. 12-13. It's a great time to watch for meteors, sometimes called "shooting stars" – especially if you have access to clear, dark skies away from city lights. youtu.be/Nz6m-9MZSmE?t=65
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  10. The meteors are coming! ☄️ The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks on the night of Aug. 12-13. It's a great time to watch for meteors, sometimes called "shooting stars" – especially if you have access to clear, dark skies away from city lights. youtu.be/Nz6m-9MZSmE?t=65
    #NASASolarSystem

  11. The meteors are coming! ☄️ The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks on the night of Aug. 12-13. It's a great time to watch for meteors, sometimes called "shooting stars" – especially if you have access to clear, dark skies away from city lights. youtu.be/Nz6m-9MZSmE?t=65
    #NASASolarSystem

  12. The meteors are coming! ☄️ The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks on the night of Aug. 12-13. It's a great time to watch for meteors, sometimes called "shooting stars" – especially if you have access to clear, dark skies away from city lights. youtu.be/Nz6m-9MZSmE?t=65
    #NASASolarSystem

  13. Laser-like focus on the future: Using experimental laser technology aboard #MissionToPsyche, engineers will attempt to demonstrate 10 to 100 times the data capacity of state-of-the-art radio systems used in interplanetary missions today. 📡
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  14. Laser-like focus on the future: Using experimental laser technology aboard #MissionToPsyche, engineers will attempt to demonstrate 10 to 100 times the data capacity of state-of-the-art radio systems used in interplanetary missions today. 📡
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  15. Laser-like focus on the future: Using experimental laser technology aboard #MissionToPsyche, engineers will attempt to demonstrate 10 to 100 times the data capacity of state-of-the-art radio systems used in interplanetary missions today. 📡
    #NASASolarSystem

  16. Laser-like focus on the future: Using experimental laser technology aboard #MissionToPsyche, engineers will attempt to demonstrate 10 to 100 times the data capacity of state-of-the-art radio systems used in interplanetary missions today. 📡
    #NASASolarSystem

  17. Using data from @NASAMars' InSight lander, scientists have made the most precise measurements ever of the Red Planet’s rotation. go.nasa.gov/3DIsWGa
    How? Giant radio antennas on Earth! 🌏📡🔴 Specifically, @NASASCaN's Deep Space Network.

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  18. Using data from @NASAMars' InSight lander, scientists have made the most precise measurements ever of the Red Planet’s rotation. go.nasa.gov/3DIsWGa
    How? Giant radio antennas on Earth! 🌏📡🔴 Specifically, @NASASCaN's Deep Space Network.

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  19. Using data from @NASAMars' InSight lander, scientists have made the most precise measurements ever of the Red Planet’s rotation. go.nasa.gov/3DIsWGa
    How? Giant radio antennas on Earth! 🌏📡🔴 Specifically, @NASASCaN's Deep Space Network.

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  20. Using data from @NASAMars' InSight lander, scientists have made the most precise measurements ever of the Red Planet’s rotation. go.nasa.gov/3DIsWGa
    How? Giant radio antennas on Earth! 🌏📡🔴 Specifically, @NASASCaN's Deep Space Network.

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    #NASASolarSystem

  21. More about Io and Juno's upcoming passes by this intriguing world, which will be even closer:

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  22. More about Io and Juno's upcoming passes by this intriguing world, which will be even closer:

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  23. More about Io and Juno's upcoming passes by this intriguing world, which will be even closer:

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  24. More about Io and Juno's upcoming passes by this intriguing world, which will be even closer:

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  25. Fresh from Jupiter, we have new views of its active moon Io, thanks to the #JunoMission. JunoCam even caught a glimpse of a volcanic plume! This is Prometheus, the "Old Faithful of Io." More images: missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p
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  26. Fresh from Jupiter, we have new views of its active moon Io, thanks to the #JunoMission. JunoCam even caught a glimpse of a volcanic plume! This is Prometheus, the "Old Faithful of Io." More images: missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p
    #NASASolarSystem

  27. Fresh from Jupiter, we have new views of its active moon Io, thanks to the #JunoMission. JunoCam even caught a glimpse of a volcanic plume! This is Prometheus, the "Old Faithful of Io." More images: missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p
    #NASASolarSystem

  28. Fresh from Jupiter, we have new views of its active moon Io, thanks to the #JunoMission. JunoCam even caught a glimpse of a volcanic plume! This is Prometheus, the "Old Faithful of Io." More images: missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p
    #NASASolarSystem

  29. Meanwhile, the #LucyMission continues its journey toward its first encounter - the asteroid Dinkinesh on November 1, 2023 nasa.gov/lucy
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  30. Meanwhile, the #LucyMission continues its journey toward its first encounter - the asteroid Dinkinesh on November 1, 2023 nasa.gov/lucy
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  31. Meanwhile, the #LucyMission continues its journey toward its first encounter - the asteroid Dinkinesh on November 1, 2023 nasa.gov/lucy
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  32. Meanwhile, the #LucyMission continues its journey toward its first encounter - the asteroid Dinkinesh on November 1, 2023 nasa.gov/lucy
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  33. As one @nasa asteroid mission prepares to leave Earth, another is on its way back. The #OSIRISRex spacecraft will drop off its sample return capsule to the Utah desert on Sept. 24. nasa.gov/osiris-rex #ToBennuAndBack
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  34. As one @nasa asteroid mission prepares to leave Earth, another is on its way back. The #OSIRISRex spacecraft will drop off its sample return capsule to the Utah desert on Sept. 24. nasa.gov/osiris-rex #ToBennuAndBack
    #NASASolarSystem

  35. As one @nasa asteroid mission prepares to leave Earth, another is on its way back. The #OSIRISRex spacecraft will drop off its sample return capsule to the Utah desert on Sept. 24. nasa.gov/osiris-rex #ToBennuAndBack
    #NASASolarSystem

  36. As one @nasa asteroid mission prepares to leave Earth, another is on its way back. The #OSIRISRex spacecraft will drop off its sample return capsule to the Utah desert on Sept. 24. nasa.gov/osiris-rex #ToBennuAndBack
    #NASASolarSystem

  37. What's Up in August? Saturn reaches opposition, meaning it's at its biggest and brightest for the year. The "shooting stars" of the Perseid meteors are a must-see overnight on August 12-13. And August brings two full moons. solarsystem.nasa.gov/skywatchi

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  38. What's Up in August? Saturn reaches opposition, meaning it's at its biggest and brightest for the year. The "shooting stars" of the Perseid meteors are a must-see overnight on August 12-13. And August brings two full moons. solarsystem.nasa.gov/skywatchi

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    #NASASolarSystem

  39. What's Up in August? Saturn reaches opposition, meaning it's at its biggest and brightest for the year. The "shooting stars" of the Perseid meteors are a must-see overnight on August 12-13. And August brings two full moons. solarsystem.nasa.gov/skywatchi

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    #NASASolarSystem

  40. What's Up in August? Saturn reaches opposition, meaning it's at its biggest and brightest for the year. The "shooting stars" of the Perseid meteors are a must-see overnight on August 12-13. And August brings two full moons. solarsystem.nasa.gov/skywatchi

    [Video embedded in original tweet]
    #NASASolarSystem

  41. Happening now: the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter's volcanic moon Io. Follow along using this real-time simulation based on actual NASA data - eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-syste
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  42. Happening now: the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter's volcanic moon Io. Follow along using this real-time simulation based on actual NASA data - eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-syste
    #NASASolarSystem

  43. Happening now: the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter's volcanic moon Io. Follow along using this real-time simulation based on actual NASA data - eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-syste
    #NASASolarSystem

  44. Happening now: the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter's volcanic moon Io. Follow along using this real-time simulation based on actual NASA data - eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-syste
    #NASASolarSystem

  45. Our #JunoMission is making ever closer passes by Jupiter’s moon Io. The spacecraft will take another look at the active, volcanic moon on July 30 – with even closer flybys to come. 🌋 missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa

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  46. Our #JunoMission is making ever closer passes by Jupiter’s moon Io. The spacecraft will take another look at the active, volcanic moon on July 30 – with even closer flybys to come. 🌋 missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa

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    #NASASolarSystem

  47. Our #JunoMission is making ever closer passes by Jupiter’s moon Io. The spacecraft will take another look at the active, volcanic moon on July 30 – with even closer flybys to come. 🌋 missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa

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    #NASASolarSystem

  48. Our #JunoMission is making ever closer passes by Jupiter’s moon Io. The spacecraft will take another look at the active, volcanic moon on July 30 – with even closer flybys to come. 🌋 missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa

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    #NASASolarSystem

  49. How do planets get their names? Aside from Earth, planets in our solar system were named after ancient gods. Today, the job of naming falls to the International Astronomical Union, the internationally recognized authority for naming celestial bodies. solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/

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  50. How do planets get their names? Aside from Earth, planets in our solar system were named after ancient gods. Today, the job of naming falls to the International Astronomical Union, the internationally recognized authority for naming celestial bodies. solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/

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  51. How do planets get their names? Aside from Earth, planets in our solar system were named after ancient gods. Today, the job of naming falls to the International Astronomical Union, the internationally recognized authority for naming celestial bodies. solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/

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