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The universe has layers and SPHEREx is showing us 102 of them. ? These images show the same area of sky in different infrared colors – one reveals a bulge of stars, the other is dense interstellar dust clouds. SPHEREx gives us multiple views of our universe in one telescope. https://t.co/v7LjAUldz3

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Laurie Leshin, who became JPL director in 2022, will step down on June 1. David Gallagher, currently the Lab’s associate director for Strategic Integration, will become JPL’s 11th director. More on this transition: https://t.co/ntrOcCVrHW

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NEO Surveyor is getting ready for a roadtrip! Cruising toward its late-2027 launch, the asteroid hunter's next stop is the Space Dynamics Laboratory in Logan, Utah, where its instrument enclosure (seen being lifted here) will be joined with the telescope. #DetectToProtect https://t.co/2BhfJ97ss6

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All in a day's work 🌅 Last December, the Deep Space Network (DSN) complex near Barstow, California, got a new 34-meter dish that will enhance NASA’s deep space communications capabilities for decades to come. More on the DSN: https://t.co/8uz66FGmPA https://t.co/p9BncyysNA

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RT @NASAPersevere: Did you know that I use self-driving autonomy on Mars? My AutoNav system helps me scan for hazards and chart a safe cou…

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RT @NASAPersevere: Billions of years ago on Mars, Jezero Crater held a lake 22 miles wide. The data and samples I’m gathering today can he…

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What’s Up for May, skywatchers? Mars and Jupiter in the evening skies; Venus and Saturn in the mornings – and early in the morning of May 6, be on the lookout for the Eta Aquarid meteor shower! Skywatching tips: https://t.co/hS3XdwbwiS https://t.co/AHGCrunhh8

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RT @NASAPersevere: Ever find yourself wondering, “What’s Perseverance up to these days?” If so, look no further. My team writes about my o…

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RT @NASASolarSystem: NASA's #JunoMission gets under Io's skin: New data from our Jovian orbiter reveals volcanic action on Jupiter's moon I…

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Remember to take a second to breathe and look up. The night sky reminds us just how small – and extraordinary – we are. ? https://t.co/eyZcf1SMRm

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RT @NASA: EZIE does it! Our EZIE mission has taken its first observations that will give us insight into Earth's auroral electrojets — th…

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RT @NASA: It's almost Earth Day. Let’s celebrate our home planet from a unique viewpoint – space! Use our “Your Name in @NASA_Landsat” app…

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What's the real story behind the viral Mars night sky image you may have seen going around online? We asked someone who knows a lot about what rovers on the Red Planet *actually* see – @MarsCuriosity's deputy project scientist Abigail Fraeman. https://t.co/uDQjrgsVTh

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Every rock that @NASAPersevere collects tells a story about Mars's ancient past, but Sample 25 is especially compelling. Why? Two features – known as leopard spots and poppy seeds – indicate that chemical reactions associated with life could have been happening here. https://t.co/DnNM5JTCIV

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A star devouring its planet 🤯 @NASAWebb's MIRI instrument provided new clues about a Jupiter-sized planet that vanished inside an expanding star. https://t.co/ZRHkrXQawR

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Jezero Crater's rim is a treasure trove of rocks! Since January, @NASAPersevere has collected 3 samples, including a rock that's possibly 3.9 billion years old, one that shows signs of ancient water, and one with markings the team has never seen before. https://t.co/jsojxXQMn3 https://t.co/BDNAtHeFDe

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We’re celebrating two milestones for @CanberraDSN! The complex, which operates four radio antennas for our Deep Space Network, recently marked its 60th anniversary. Now, preparations are underway for a fifth dish that will increase the network's capacity. https://t.co/9KYFN7muUt https://t.co/ZTylQCGzah

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Remember Taters, the stellar feline who proved that high-definition video could be streamed from deep space via laser? He (and the video) are nominated for a #WebbyAward! See all the NASA nominees and vote here: https://t.co/H4yblL2qno https://t.co/1dznM0rPzg

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How long does it take to get to different bodies in our solar system – like the Moon, Mars, or Jupiter? We asked a NASA scientist. For @EuropaClipper, it will take just over 5 1/2 years to reach the Jovian system. https://t.co/fu86SEd7SP

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SPHEREx is preparing to study our cosmos ? These early images indicate the space telescope's six detectors are working. The images aren't ready for science use but were processed to show the colors of infrared wavelengths, which are invisible to the eye. https://t.co/dqCCTTnACi https://t.co/YztFaETYGm

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