You probably dreamed of this…
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The next frontier isn’t just for the next generation –
it’s for this generation.
With our Artemis program,
we will land the first woman and next man on the Moon by 2024.⁣⁣
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We’ve been learning.⁣
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We’ve been building.⁣
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We’ve been training.⁣
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And now it’s time.⁣
⁣⁣ #NASA #space #astronaut #inspiration #Moon #Mars

It was a dark and stormy flyby...
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Our @NASAJuno spacecraft's JunoCam captured images of the chaotic,
stormy northern hemisphere of Jupiter during its 24th close pass of the giant planet on Dec.
26,
2019.
Using data from the flyby,
citizen scientist Kevin M.
Gill created this color-enhanced image.
At the time,
the spacecraft was about 14,600 miles (23,500 kilometers)
from the tops of Jupiter’s clouds,
at a latitude of about 69 degrees north.⁣
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Image Credit:
Image data:
NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS⁣
Image processing by Kevin M.
Gill,
©
CC BY⁣
⁣ #juno #jupiter #storms #clouds #facesinplaces #junocam

The light cannot exist without the dark 🖤⁣
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This spiral galaxy,
beautifully streaked with tendrils of reddish dust,
was captured by @NASAHubble as a part of a black hole study.
Black holes are fundamental components of galaxies and are thought to lurk at the hearts of many —
if not all —
spirals.⁣
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Click the link in the bio for more info ⬆️⁣
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Image credit:
ESA/Hubble &
NASA,
A.
Seth ⁣
⁣ #NASA #Galaxy #BlackHoles