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The Moon as Art🎨
For over 10 years, our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has taken spectacular images of our Moon, like this one. See the full Moon as Art gallery: go.nasa.gov/2xWaStk
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Take a trip to Antarctica from the comfort of your warm bed with these TED Talks. t.ted.com/QSvbaA4
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Of all the animals in the ocean, I have a strong connection to humpbacks. Even when I’m preoccupied with something else, one always seems to appear. I suppose it’s because I work for them. facebook.com/underwaterfashi…
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Day 3. ‘There is a long list of forces outside of my control that I can’t change, this only thing I can change is the way I think about them and react. Weather is on top of this list.’ Full blog on my Facebook. @Seeker @Discovery #theswim #benlecomte
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99 years ago, couple of guys called Alcock & Brown did a pointless PR stunt in a Vickers Vimy biplane to win a newspaper prize. Today, we don't even think twice about flying across the Atlantic. Where will we be in next 100 years? #avgeek
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In case you need a new screensaver, here's Jupiter through Juno's unique eye.
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We're saddened by the loss of astronaut John Young, who was 87. Young flew twice to the Moon, walked on its surface & flew the first Space Shuttle mission. He went to space six times in the Gemini, Apollo & Space Shuttle programs.
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Exploration with Michio Kaku, Tuesdays, 2:30 pm, KFCF 88.1FM buff.ly/2BimvqP KFCF Radio ExplorationInstitute @kfcf88 @exploration
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60 лет назад, 3 ноября 1957 г., с космодрома Байконур запущен второй ИСЗ массой 508 кг – первый биологический спутник с собакой Лайкой
Лайка во Вселенной
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Help us to search for gravitational waves (and learn about our detectors) with @GravitySpyZoo zooniverse.org/projects/zoon… #CitizenScience
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NASA's Gerstenmaier, @MoonEx, @DittmarML, @ArminEllis,@DrPhiltill, many more coming to Austin on Nov. 10. Why? They want us to go off-world.
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Explore the world. Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough.
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Paul Allen just rolled out the world’s largest airplane, and he is ready to take on the rocket makers wapo.st/2qBAcMY
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Nearing its end, Cassini delights again. Here is 35-km Pan in mind-blowing detail with its unmistakable accretionary equatorial bulge.
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[LIVE] After 2 days of rough weather, Disco and the crew are still in 1 piece and heading SW :)
35°10.24 N, 11°17.96W
2017-01-03 16:48:05UTC
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Solution to our latest #WhatIsThis: suture lines from a fossil ammonite's shell! It's 100 million years old & was found in #Antarctica.
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The barreleye's eyes point upward when looking for food overhead and forward when the fish is feeding ow.ly/oZAL307jMk7
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Where can you find cosmic dust? Ocean floors, Antarctic ice…and city gutters econ.st/2hstA1x
Finding cosmic dust in city gutters
A Norwegian musician collected 500 micrometeorites from an unlikely source: city gutters
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Presentation by @TheLongestSwim about his swim across the Atlantic and his upcoming swim across the Pacific at @exploration conference in TX – at Austin, TX


































