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KSC MSL launch Tweetup, JSC MSL landing NASASocial alum: Twitter Account for the Dallas Mars Society, local chapter of the Mars Society: https://xitter.cf/t.co/oLcTZb710s
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🚀🔴 Can't make it to USC? No problem - we'll bring Mars to YOU! Watch the 2026 Mars Society Convention LIVE from Los Angeles, Oct. 22–24! 3 days of Red Planet science, space pioneers & big ideas! 📺 Watch: bit.ly/4jzhnY6 📅 Program: marssociety.org #YouTube
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HiPOD: A Layered Butte near Mawrth Vallis
This landform has many interesting characteristics like bright-toned layering at the meter scale and fracturing. This image can help us understand how the thickness of the bright-toned deposit changes over time.
ID: ESP_072096_2065
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What happens when new telescopes meet open-source software? On @LowellObs Star Stuff podcast, @astroEdLu discusses how #AsteroidInstitute is turning large amounts of astronomical data into precise #asteroid orbits, helping advance solar system exploration. bit.ly/4smQQQ7
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We're back on the pad at LC-1 with our next launch attempt for Electron's 98th mission - "We're Not Hawking Around" for @hawkeye360
Launch window opens:
🚀8:00pm NZDT
🚀07:00 UTC
🚀3:00 am EDT
🚀00:00 am PDT
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These #MMXLIFTOFF posters are in the Space Science & Technology Museum at the Tanegashima Space Center, with messages from JAXA MMX Project Manager Kawakatsu, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries H3 Project Manager Kitayama, JAXA H3 current Project Manager Arita & the first Manager Okada!
ALT A long horizontal poster hangs in the gift shop, showing a drawing of the H3 launch vehicle flight No. 10 and the MMX spacecraft and the words "2026.10.20 LIFT OFF MMX". Hand written on the poster are messages from the team!
ALT A vertical profile poster of the H3 launch vehicle with written messages.
ALT A thinner vertical poster with a graphic showing the MMX spacecraft heading to Mars, with a written message across the bottom.
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The Space Science & Technology Museum at the Tanegashima Space Center features many messages of support left by visitors! ✨The #MMX section on the mission introduction panel—hand-written by staff—has also been updated with new information! 🛰️ Please continue to cheer us on! 🚀
ALT A message board at the museum with messages from visitors.
ALT A handwritten news board at the TNSC museum, sharing news of the launch!
ALT A handwritten notes on the museum boards, sharing news of launch success!
ALT The JAXA press release displayed in the museum.
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NASA will provide an update about its Artemis III mission and its plans to land astronauts on the moon during a press conference on Friday (Oct. 23). Here's how to watch it live. space.com/space-exploration/…
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Nadir views of earthly auroras through a fisheye lens, distorting the planet into a green sphere. The Soyuz that brought my MS-26 crew and I is in the foreground. Fisheyes are less popular camera lenses to use in orbit but can make some way cool photos!
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Is next year finally the year when Starship reaches an inflection point and takes off?
arstechnica.com/space/2026/1…
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A new high profile missions slide has been published. While the Starship launch dates remain the same, New Glenn's return to flight has been added with a NET date of December 28
compass.atfm.aero/public_svc…
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HiPOD: Wonderful Gullies
When we have an opportunity to image gullies, we’ll definitely do it! This observation is to re-image these very nice gullies for change detection, to get better topography and to look for possible fresh deposits.
ID: ESP_065243_1410
Here's a novel idea - have individual NASA feeds for each of these active surface missions.
Oh darn, they once had their own feeds - dang, seemed like a pretty good idea...👀
Follow along with Perseverance as it continues its deep dive into the story of Mars, exploring some of the oldest rocks ever encountered on Mars or Earth. science.nasa.gov/mission/mar…
ALT The rover’s robotic arm casts a shadow on a desert floor of reddish rocks and soil.
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1, 2008, the Indian Space Research Organization launched its first mission to the moon. Here's why it mattered. space.com/space-exploration/…
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Peter Frampton has joined the crew! 🚀🎸 A huge thank you to @peterframpton and all of our incredible supporters who make our mission possible. Together, we’re inspiring the next generation of voters to show up, speak out, and make their voices heard! AstronautsForAmerica.org.
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Latest from China, including their progress on reusability.
By Martin Smith (@MartiniumSpace).
nasaspaceflight.com/2026/10/…
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🔴🚀 Hey, #SoCal space fans! Mars is landing in your backyard! Join us Oct. 22–24 at @USC for the 2026 Mars Society Convention! 3 days of space pioneers, big ideas & all things Red Planet. Register now or buy your ticket at the door! marssociety.org
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HiPOD: Troughs and Ridges in Reull Vallis
Our objective is to determine the nature of a group of ridges, troughs, and pits. They have a certain shape that repeats over and over, that may be affected by the change in the valley’s direction at this point.
uahirise.org/hipod/ESP_07739…
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See more stargazing tips for the coming weeks ✨
nasa.gov/skywatching