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How can this be real?
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See you soon, #Ax3 crew! 👋🚀
Four private astronauts are headed to the space station following launch at 4:49pm ET. The quartet will dock to the station as early as 4:19am Saturday, Jan. 20, where they’ll spend about two weeks conducting research. More… go.nasa.gov/3vAVxfA
Axiom Mission 3 Launches to Station
Four private astronauts are headed to the space station following a successful launch at 4:49pm ET today. The quartet will arrive to the station as early as 4:19am Saturday, Jan. 20.
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What about that signal picked up in Australia? My take: seti.org/signal-proxima-cent…
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Did you see the first images from @NASA and @esa' Solar Orbiter?
The spacecraft completed its first close pass of the sun and returned the closest photos ever taken of the #Sun: go.nasa.gov/3eAc9Gb
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2020 is the year we need to tackle #ClimateChange seriously.
It is impacting farmers today, right here in Australia.
We can change the trajectory. We can live more responsibly. Every person plays a role in achieving this.
#ClimateActionNow #Farmer #AusAg #ClimateAction #Auspol
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More #citizenscience!
Don't forget to record every dead tree you see for the vital #DeadTreeDetective project. Your observations help Aussie scientists understand widespread tree death and how we might reduce it!
biocollect.ala.org.au/acsa/p… @b_medlyn
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This photo sent to #DeadTreeDetective from Kain's Flat, near Mudgee. This is the impact of #drought + #heatwave, not fire. Just to underline that it is not only fire that our forests need to recover from!
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Coming up, we will be appearing in a Bloomberg documentary sometime soon..
See 0:52 - 0:55 seconds
youtu.be/WOu1Xi7U54A
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50 years ago today, Neil Armstrong, Mike Collins and I launched into space on a mission of enormous importance. God bless the 400,000 Americans who helped us get to the moon and back. Together, we Americans can do anything! Never forget July 16, 1969! #Apollo50
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For the first time I visited today the Gilmour factory. The rocket is ready to fly and touching it was an incredible feeling. I met an incredible team. One dream, one vision. We all have to fly hight now, it is time to make it happen. @GilmourSpace @fleetspace @blackbirdvc
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Dragon is on its way to the International Space Station! Capture by the @Space_Station crew set for early Monday morning
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Cool! Our nearest star might have another planet!
You saw it here first, at #Discuss2019. The Red Dots team is publicly announcing a new candidate planet around Proximan Centauri — “Proxima c,” which would be a world with a minimum mass of 6 Earths at 1.5 AU. Needs confirmation, but still... !!!!
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That feeling when you’re only one day away from a destination you’ve been dreaming about for your whole existence: 🤩
Tune in tomorrow at 9:45 am MT/11:45 am ET for the LIVE #WelcomeToBennu broadcast from the Mission Support Area at @LockheedMartin: bit.ly/54321Bennu
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My student Alfie Nash made this. While looking for supernova with @NASAKepler, 6 different asteroids in a couple of weeks passed in front of this galaxy. There are a lot of asteroids out there!
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This is exactly the sort of thing we want to see more of in SA: Adelaide satellite startup @myriotaglobal has secured $15millUS in funding and is set to become a key internet comms network. Congrats to the team bit.ly/2pJcAXv #SAjobs #SAeconomy
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My New Year's resolution for 2018? Get up close and personal with an asteroid named Bennu. It's going to be an exciting year. #HappyNewYear
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Here's to another revolution around the sun! #HappyNewYear #2018
Happy New Year!
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Ever wonder how we track supermoons 🌕 and other lunar events? We visualize them! Here's how: go.nasa.gov/2lClELF
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A must-read article for those passionate about the search for extraterrestrial life: planet.ly/SETI2017
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. @ProfBrianCox remember batting politician @SenatorMRoberts on @QandA on climate change? He couldnt even get his citizenship right



























