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We've discovered fiery, metal-melting planets, and icy worlds far from stars. Weird? It's our wheelhouse. Everything we've found makes us want to know more. go.nasa.gov/3dflOU5
Exoplanets: Weird, Wondrous Worlds
There's a huge amount of variety among exoplanets – planets outside our solar system. What can we learn from all this weird, wondrous variety?
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We arrived, we sampled, and now we say goodbye. On May 10, #OSIRISREx will fire its main thrusters and start its long journey back to Earth with more than 60 grams of material from asteroid Bennu on-board. #ToBennuAndBack
Join us live as we depart Bennu: go.nasa.gov/3eoxjtT
OSIRIS-REx Departure from Bennu Trailer
NASA invites the public and the media to watch our first asteroid sample return mission leave Bennu and begin its cruise home on NASA TV and https://go.nasa.gov/2PZSolg at 4 p.m. EDT
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Excelsior! The #MarsHelicopter completed its 1st one-way trip and 5th flight on Mars. It touched down at its new location, kicking off a new demo phase where we test this new tech and see how it can aid future missions on Mars and other worlds. go.nasa.gov/ingenuity
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🚁 #MarsHelicopter Update
We're targeting as soon as Monday for the first controlled flight on Mars. Watch with the team as they receive data and find out if they were successful. Meet us in mission control April 19 at 6:15am ET (10:15am UTC): go.nasa.gov/32rmbG5
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Today is the #SpringEquinox in the Northern Hemisphere! The twice-yearly equinoxes mark the points in Earth’s orbit when the Sun shines directly on the equator with nearly equal lengths of day and night. Read more: go.nasa.gov/30Yo7VH
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What are you doing on #PiDay (Sunday, 3/14)? It’s a chance to enjoy some delicious pie, sure, but also a good time to learn how we use math @NASA to explore places like Jupiter with our #JunoMission. 🥧🚀
'Pi in the Sky': go.nasa.gov/3td2ahF
More: go.nasa.gov/piday
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A quick-look mosaic my team pulled together of the belly pan, now on the surface of Mars. Up next is to check my sampling system now that its cover panel is off.
More images: go.nasa.gov/3rGQx2o
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The moment that my team dreamed of for years, now a reality. Dare mighty things.
#CountdownToMars
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I love rocks. Look at these right next to my wheel. Are they volcanic or sedimentary? What story do they tell? Can’t wait to find out.
#CountdownToMars
mars.nasa.gov/mars2020
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Infinitas gracias a @mbarreiro_tve por darnos visibilidad y la posibilidad de compartir este hito de la exploración espacial. #MeteoMarciana Go @NASAPersevere!
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Replying to @spacescienceins @NASAPersevere
Yaaaaaay.
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Jorge Pla-García (myself) is also member of @NASAPersevere mission (member of the Council of Atmosphere for the EDL and member of the MEDA weather instrument of the rover)!
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Fun facts about #Mars2020
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And another look behind me. Welcome to Jezero Crater. #CountdownToMars
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Behold! @NASAPersevere's first image after completing her #CountdownToMars:
First Image
Behold! @NASAPersevere's first image after completing her #CountdownToMars:
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#NASAPerseverance landed on surface of Mars. Getting telemetry and images. It’s not magic, it perseverance, calculation, ingenuity and daring. Congratulations.
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Touchdown! Mars rover Perseverance has landed on the Red Planet! The #CountdownToMars has ended in success. Next up: science!
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This is it. I’m entering the top of the Mars atmosphere. No looking back. Seven minutes to touchdown.
#CountdownToMars
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It’s go time. The team is watching from Mission Control at @NASAJPL. Join LIVE for the final #CountdownToMars. Touchdown in just over 90 mins: pscp.tv/NASA/1PlJQPZqLqZGE
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LIVE NOW: Landing Day Live Stream for All Students: youtu.be/o9H1gVC5lEo
@NASA experts will discuss what to expect in the final moments of today's #CountdownToMars, plus showcase student work from the Mission to Mars Student Challenge!
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You can see the Spanish broadcast tomorrow, Feb. 18 at 11:30am PT (2:30pm ET) at any of the below:
Twitter: @NASA_es
Facebook: facebook.com/NASAes
Periscope: pscp.tv/NASA_es/
YouTube: youtu.be/upLM5yGVKLg




















