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Last month, we sent a care package with more than 5,800 pounds of science & supplies to the International @Space_Station. It is scheduled to return to Earth this weekend with cargo, research samples and more. Details: https://go.nasa.gov/2rhaGyI pic.twitter.com/0JCLfwYcqI

A new pathfinding CubeSat mission to the Van Allen Belts, the environmentally forbidding radiation belts that encircle Earth, will not only provide key observations, it may also help scientists realize a long-sought dream: https://go.nasa.gov/2HQmr5z pic.twitter.com/B3JpVcW86V

This lone active region on the Sun was eyed by our @NASASun observatory putting on a fiery display with its tangled magnetic field lines swaying and twisting above it from April 24 to 26. Take a look: https://go.nasa.gov/2w8nf4b pic.twitter.com/JyeJcsKYOw

When humans travel into space for long-duration missions to the Moon & Mars, they’ll need a source of power. We & our partners at @ENERGY have successfully demonstrated a pioneering system that could provide enough power to run several average households: https://go.nasa.gov/2joFCZK pic.twitter.com/ezNFXYAia9

Our spaceflight missions wouldn't be possible without small businesses. In fact, we awarded ~$2.7 billion directly to small businesses in fiscal year 17. You can learn more about @NASA_OSBP's past & future work with small businesses at https://go.nasa.gov/2joPMJO . #SmallBusinessWeekpic.twitter.com/MVnWV6yGxi

LIVE NOW: Discover how we tested our kilopower project to see if this new @NASA_Technology could provide the energy needed for future missions to explore the Moon’s surface. https://www.nasa.gov/live  Questions? Use #askNASApic.twitter.com/rbczcRaZMy

Happening soon: our team of experts will discuss the results of an experiment that can provide plentiful energy for future robotic and human space exploration missions. Join the conversation starting at 9:15 a.m. ET using #AskNASA https://go.nasa.gov/2rdj4PK pic.twitter.com/yLQvIssKNK

One-dimensional imagery of space science? That’s old news. Thanks to the International @Space_Station’s newly upgraded microscope, we can now see 3-dimensional microscopic images. Discover how researchers will use this technology: https://go.nasa.gov/2HIbymk .pic.twitter.com/JzSld6OecM

We recently experimented with a new power system designed for space. Join our experts TOMORROW starting at 9:15 a.m. ET to hear about their results and get your questions answered using #AskNASA https://go.nasa.gov/2jn7cqd pic.twitter.com/jfhHF4pWIW

Our @SpaceX Dragon spacecraft recently went to the International @Space_Station to deliver supplies to @NASA_Astronauts. It’s returning to Earth on Saturday with plants, human tissue and fruit flies? Find out why at https://go.nasa.gov/2r9C3e7 .pic.twitter.com/2CR3NIR4Je

What’s up for May? Jupiter, king of the planets, reigns in the evening sky, our @NASAInsight Lander lights up the night in pursuit of a visible Mars and a mild meteor shower might be visible before dawn. Check it out: https://youtu.be/5F4d_Ze3D0M pic.twitter.com/CovrQ7nvKX

Every second, every square meter of Earth’s atmosphere is pelted by 1000s of high-energy particles traveling at nearly the speed of light. Discover how & why we use @NASAFermi Space Telescope to study these zippy little assailants called cosmic rays: https://nasa.tumblr.com/post/173485021244/what-are-the-universes-most-powerful-particle …pic.twitter.com/tAUQDkUVRP

Ever wonder how our crew aboard @Space_Station manages tasks like getting groceries, restocking supplies and doing laundry? Get the details on what it takes to complete household chores when your home is an orbiting laboratory 250 miles : https://go.nasa.gov/2HITOXO pic.twitter.com/L19XrDze9g

Seen on @NatGeoChannel’s #OneStrangeRock: Pilots chasing the shadow of #Eclipse2017, which traveled at ~2,000mph! #DYK that this eclipse provided a perfect opportunity to study the solar atmosphere, aka the corona? See what we learned about the : https://go.nasa.gov/2jkcouE pic.twitter.com/3oWrBnhOAh