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NASA's Launch Services Program

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What planet does NASA study more than any other? If you said Earth — you're correct! We're kicking off a five-part series of our "Curious Universe" podcast about our unique home planet. Stay tuned for future episodes wherever you get your podcasts. go.nasa.gov/4jCZF2D

What planet does NASA study more than any other?

If you said Earth — you're correct! We're kicking off a five-part series of our "Curious Universe" podcast about our unique home planet. Stay tuned for future episodes wherever you get your podcasts. go.nasa.gov/4jCZF2D
NASA JPL (@nasajpl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Before you can defend, you have to detect! Meet NEO Surveyor, the first space telescope specifically designed to hunt asteroids and comets that may be potential hazards to Earth. It’s set to launch in late 2027. science.nasa.gov/mission/neo-su… #DetectToProtect

Before you can defend, you have to detect! 

Meet NEO Surveyor, the first space telescope specifically designed to hunt asteroids and comets that may be potential hazards to Earth. It’s set to launch in late 2027. science.nasa.gov/mission/neo-su… 

#DetectToProtect
NASA Sun & Space (@nasasun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🧵1/3 A new space telescope opens its eyes 👀 Launched on March 11, NASA’s PUNCH (Polarimeter to Unify the Corona and Heliosphere) mission has opened its instrument doors to capture “first light,” the mission’s first images of the Sun’s outer atmosphere and surrounding space.

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A new space telescope opens its eyes 👀
Launched on March 11, NASA’s PUNCH (Polarimeter to Unify the Corona and Heliosphere) mission has opened its instrument doors to capture “first light,” the mission’s first images of the Sun’s outer atmosphere and surrounding space.
Curiosity Rover (@marscuriosity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I found a clue to one of Mars’ many mysteries! There's strong evidence the planet had liquid water billions of years ago, suggesting a carbon-rich atmosphere. But where did it all go? My CheMin instrument found a mineral that may help answer that. go.nasa.gov/4cBvJS5

I found a clue to one of Mars’ many mysteries!

There's strong evidence the planet had liquid water billions of years ago, suggesting a carbon-rich atmosphere. But where did it all go? My CheMin instrument found a mineral that may help answer that. go.nasa.gov/4cBvJS5
NASA's Launch Services Program (@nasa_lsp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Location, Location, Location! Tucked away on Virginia’s Eastern Shore is NASA Wallops Flight Facility, NASA's premier location for conducting research using suborbital vehicles. It is also well-suited for missions with inclinations relevant to the International Space Station.

Location, Location, Location!

Tucked away on Virginia’s Eastern Shore is <a href="/NASAWallops/">NASA Wallops</a> Flight Facility, NASA's premier location for conducting research using suborbital vehicles. It is also well-suited for missions with inclinations relevant to the International Space Station.
NASA's Launch Services Program (@nasa_lsp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🐰 Easter isn’t the only time you’ll spot bunny suits! In the spacecraft cleanroom, our engineers and technicians suit up in these iconic white outfits to keep missions contamination-free.

🐰 Easter isn’t the only time you’ll spot bunny suits!

In the spacecraft cleanroom, our engineers and technicians suit up in these iconic white outfits to keep missions contamination-free.
NASA Solar System (@nasasolarsystem) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Go Lucy! Today, April 20, our #LucyMission will fly by the small main belt asteroid Donaldjohanson. This will be the final dress rehearsal before making the two-year journey to Eurybates and its satellite Queta, Lucy’s first Trojan asteroid target. Follow along for updates!

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Our #LucyMission took a look at asteroid Donaldjohanson, its second asteroid encounter on its journey to Jupiter's Trojan asteroids. The first images reveal a unique fragment of an asteroid that formed about 150 million years ago! Find out more: go.nasa.gov/4cHZSPL

NOAA Satellites (@noaasatellites) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy #EarthDay! 🌎 From high above us, NOAA's satellites continually provide vital weather and environmental information about our dynamic planet. For NOAA, every day is Earth Day. 🛰️ Take a look back at our world since last April 22 in this #EarthFromOrbit video:

NASA Earth (@nasaearth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

See Earth through our eyes. 🌎 NASA studies our home planet like no one else, observing Earth from land, air and space for more than 60 years. Happy #EarthDay!

NASA's Launch Services Program (@nasa_lsp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🌍Happy #EarthDay! LSP has launched numerous Earth observing satellites - here are three that provide us with critical data: 🛰️Sentinel-6 MF (Sentinel-6B launching later this year!) 🛰️Landsat 9 🛰️ICESat-2 Check out more ➡️ eyes.nasa.gov/apps/earth/#/

NASA JPL (@nasajpl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Big things are happening in the High Bay today! 🔴 Tune into our 24/7 clean room live cam this week as NEO Surveyor prepares to leave JPL on the next phase of its assembly and test campaign: youtube.com/live/mxoCCvjW4… #DetectToProtect

NASA's Launch Services Program (@nasa_lsp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Location, Location, Location! 📍Reagan Test Site, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. Located between Hawaii and Australia, the vast Pacific Ocean provides a safe and clear trajectory for launches. Its position near the equator also maximizes the benefits of Earth's rotation.

Location, Location, Location!

📍Reagan Test Site, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands.

Located between Hawaii and Australia, the vast Pacific Ocean provides a safe and clear trajectory for launches. Its position near the equator also maximizes the benefits of Earth's rotation.