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We're investigating the body’s immune response & if spaceflight alters a crew member’s susceptibility to disease: go.nasa.gov/2nFpvGJ
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After exploring Saturn, its rings & moons, @CassiniSaturn is coming to an end. Tour its 20 year journey so far & see where it has yet to go
NASA at Saturn: Cassini's Grand Finale
The final chapter in a remarkable mission of exploration and discovery, Cassini's Grand Finale is in many ways like a brand new mission.
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Falcon 9 first stage has landed on Of Course I Still Love You — world’s first reflight of an orbital class rocket.
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Reminder: If you see crazy or huge NASA news out there today, remember it's #AprilFoolsDay. Don't fall for it. We're not fooling around.
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NASA's image of the day: Expedition 50 Spacewalks Prepare Station for Arrival of Commercial Crew Spacecraft
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Search the cosmos & explore out-of-this-world imagery with our new Image and Video Library. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/2mNhFiG
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Today’s #spacewalk officially ends at 1:58pm ET after all scheduled tasks, plus one ‘get-ahead’ task was completed: blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/
Spacewalk Officially Ends
Clip from NASA TV
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Launch Update: @OrbitalATK is now targeting no earlier than March 27 for the next cargo launch to @Space_Station: go.nasa.gov/2n7tAq3
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The layered deposits of Mars' Holden Crater were caused by water flowing through a breach in the crater rim: go.nasa.gov/2mFqhTK
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As planned, our Earth Observing-1 satellite will be powered off on March 30 after a successful 17 years of service go.nasa.gov/2mFBa7K
A huge thank you to everyone from volunteers to WJ Mcallion Planetarium for having us. The event would not have been possible without them.
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It's #PiDay! It may be irrational, but pi plays an important role in the work of scientists at NASA: go.nasa.gov/2np439R Happy Pi Day!
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From the start, women have played a pivotal role in our success. In this image, women scientists at NASA in 1959: go.nasa.gov/2nfjkcI












