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  1. From space, air & sea, NAAMES studies how plankton blooms impact climate:

    What's this NASA NAAMES thing all about?
    This NASA field experiment took to the sea in May to investigate the world’s largest plankton bloom and how it gives rise to small organic particles.
  2. Enjoying a donut today? We bet it’s not one w/ black hole filling! Happy !

  3. Expandable module deploys, Mark Zuckerberg chats w/ crew & more on this week. Qs? Use

    Space to Ground: Friending the ISS: 06/03/2016
    NASA's Space to Ground is your weekly update on what's happening aboard the International Space Station. Got a question or comment? Use #SpaceToGround to talk to us.
  4. What’s happening 250 miles above Earth on ? Here’s a quick update for you:

  5. The Human Exploration Research Analog simulated a 715-day journey to a Near-Earth asteroid. The 30-day mission will help our researchers learn how isolation and close quarters affects behavior.
  6. Sunlight filters through & illuminates Pluto’s complex atmospheric haze:

  7. Bright fireball lit pre-dawn sky over Arizona early today; No reports of damage or injury:

  8. in 1966, our Surveyor 1 spacecraft - the 1st in a series of 7 - landed on the moon

  9. Using , astronomers found that universe is expanding 5-9% faster than expected:

  10. Excited to sign agreement w/ to explore evolution of galaxies.

  11. Using ~30 years of satellite data, scientists track vegetation changes in Alaska and Canada:

    NASA Studies Details of a Greening Arctic
    NASA scientists used almost 30 years of data from the NASA/U.S. Geological Survey Landsat satellites to track changes in vegetation in Alaska and Canada.
  12. What’s up for June? Saturn at its best! Plus, good views of Mars, Jupiter & Jupiter’s moons:

    What's Up for June 2016
    Find out where to look in the sky this month to find Saturn, Mars, Jupiter and a comet.
  13. Sunset and sunrise blend into one as the sun just dips below the horizon right now

  14. Our upcoming CORAL will collect uniform, large-scale dataset on coral reefs

  15. Satellite finds unreported and major human-made sources of toxic sulfur dioxide emissions:

  16. Our 18.8 million-cubic-foot super pressure balloon circumnavigated globe after 14 days:

  17. Like a cosmic lava lamp, a large part of Pluto’s icy surface is constantly renewed. Details:

  18. Mark Zuckerberg will be asking YOUR Qs to the crew on at 12:55pm ET

  19. We have our sunsets back again…I missed them!

  20. On ? Mark Zuckerberg asks your Qs to crew tomorrow at 12:55pm ET:

  21. Saturn seen in the night sky & a few other things to know about our solar system this week:

  22. . conducted a successful full-power hot fire test of at :

  23. Read more about the successful hot fire and watch the video here:

  24. Situated 8,000 light-yrs away, giant stars form at the heart of “little fox” constellation:

  25. Saturn’s moons Janus & Mimas coast in their silent orbits in this view from :

  26. On ? Add “NASA” & check out today's story for a glimpse of how we’re working to make sonic booms quieter!

  27. Iridescent blues of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef as seen from . Take a look:

  28. LIVE NOW: A flight demo showing how we’re working to make airplane sonic booms quieter:

  29. Making airplane sonic booms quieter: Watch our Live at 1pm ET for a flight demo:

  30. Today, unveiled new planetary stamps! Take a look at other space stamps from history:

  31. It’s “First Day of Issue” for ’s Pluto Explored and 8 planetary stamps. Take a look:

  32. Lots of sun-glint right now during our whole orbit – we haven’t seen a sunset for over three days

  33. Coming to a post office near you…new stamps honoring our planetary discoveries! Debut May 31

  34. See Mars...no scope needed! Look up & to right of the moon to see Mars at closest approach:

  35. New research indicates that giant tsunamis played role in forming Martian coastal terrain:

  36. Get outside to see a burnt orange Mars and a golden yellow Saturn in the night sky. Find out when and where to look:

    ScienceCasts: Red and Golden Planets at Opposition
    Mars and Saturn are getting together in the constellation Scorpius for back-to-back oppositions in May and June 2016.
  37. Remembering all those who have served this on .

  38. Today we remember & honor the brave men & women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

  39. Violin Glacier in Greenland seen by ; an airborne survey of polar ice:

  40. Venus rising
    Timelapse video made by taking an image every second for around two and a half minutes
  41. On ? Mark Zuckerberg will ask your Qs to astronauts on . Submit Q now

  42. Hard to appreciate from space that the Grand Canyon is over a mile deep

  43. Why do some astronauts have vision changes after spending time in microgravity? New study aims to find out:

    ScienceCasts: One Carbon Metabolism on the Space Station
    For the first time, researchers have identified a genetic marker associated with a spaceflight medical issue. It is in the enzymes associated with the "1 carbon pathway."
  44. Our orbit over the past few days on has us in daylight all day long!

  45. Think you know Earth? Here are 9 facts that'll make you rethink how well you know our world:

  46. Aerial pics show decades of foothill forest growth erased bc of California’s extreme drought

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