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NASA Marshall

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NASA Marshall

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@NASA_Marshall

#NASAMarshall delivers NASA's most vital propulsion systems, launch vehicles, cutting-edge science, and more. Verification: nasa.gov/socialmedia

Huntsville, Alabama, USA

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Joined April 2009

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Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed 🎀 This image of Westerlund 2 features data from @chandraxray and @NASAWebb. A cluster of gleaming stars, shown in neon pink across the frame, are between one and three million years old! 🔗 go.nasa.gov/4wFGcVB
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Jun 30
In celebration of America's 250th birthday, @chandraxray has unveiled four cosmic images in red, white, and blue. 🇺🇸 The image set features Cassiopeia A, the nebula NGC 3603, the galaxy NGC 4736, and a distant galaxy cluster known as ZwCl 0024+1652. 🔗 go.nasa.gov/4fgdxiP
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Jun 30
It's a double feature!🎥 We’re kicking off summer skywatching season by observing Meteor Watch Day and International Asteroid Day, both today, June 30. Learn about meteors, how you can see them, and how NASA keeps an eye on near-Earth asteroids: go.nasa.gov/4oVsifh
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Jun 29
During their visit to #NASAMarshall, two members of NASA's SpaceX Crew-10 mission answered a few questions from our workforce. Hear from @NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers and @JAXA_en astronaut Takuya Onishi about their mission to the @Space_Station and more: youtube.com/watch?v=83DJv4…
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Jun 28
It's a Hot Moon Summer 💅 In the early morning tomorrow, June 29, this month's full Moon will peak, also known as the Hot Moon or Strawberry Moon since it aligns with the beginning of the summer season. Learn more about our Moon here: science.nasa.gov/moon/
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Jun 27
This image of Messier 64 is a combined view from @NASAHubble and @NASAWebb. The gas in the outer regions is rotating in the opposite direction from the gas and stars in its inner regions. This strange behavior may be due to a merger between M64 and a satellite galaxy.
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Jun 26
NASA's 2026 Human Lander Challenge concluded on June 25 following final technical presentations near #NASAMarshall. Check out the top student-developed solutions for environmental control and life support systems for future crewed lunar landers: go.nasa.gov/4bdYeWm
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Jun 26
For @NASA’s next generation of deep space exploration missions, spacecraft may need to refuel in Earth orbit before pushing farther into the solar system. Engineers from #NASAMarshall and L3Harris are testing a technology vital for in-orbit refueling: go.nasa.gov/44wa9Lp
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Jun 26
Artemis III is coming together, piece by piece. The second of four RS-25 rocket engines was recently offloaded at @NASAKennedy. These rocket engines will power the Space Launch System rocket during the launch of Artemis III, propelling the Orion spacecraft into Earth orbit.
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Jun 25
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman will host a virtual conversation at 2:30 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, June 30, to share updates to NASA’s plans to build a Moon Base on the lunar surface. Learn more here: go.nasa.gov/4g1X6bK
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Jun 24
You can stand under my umbrella ☔ NASA’s Pegasus barge has delivered a weather cover for the Artemis III SLS core stage to @NASAKennedy. The cover will protect the stage’s internal systems when SLS undergoes a future tanking test in its short stack configuration. 🔗
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Jun 21
Scientists are still studying data from NASA Lucy's flyby of asteroid Donaldjohanson! One of the surprising reveals has been the asteroid's shape, which indicates that it has undergone a lot of activity in its relatively short history. Read more: go.nasa.gov/3SeiBMJ
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Jun 20
This photo from the @Space_Station shows the aurora australis arcing over Earth during an active solar event. When energetic particles from space collide with atoms and molecules in the atmosphere, they can cause the colorful glow that we call auroras: go.nasa.gov/4uQdksa
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