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This non-tropical storm system was captured by @astro_kimbrough today as station flew 250 miles over the northeast coast of South America.pic.twitter.com/Os0a4dldC3

Saturn’s intriguing hexagon-shaped jet stream, and more new views from our latest mission phase http://go.nasa.gov/2h4zkyz pic.twitter.com/w85kH1D90Y

Pilots learn to fly experimental X-planes before they're available by 'flying' simulators designed for the plane: http://go.nasa.gov/2h0c5TB pic.twitter.com/rZxY8HbXwR

Our #Spacecraft3D augmented-reality app now features rockets @NASA_LSP uses to launch missions! Free for iOS/Android http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/apps/#spacecraft3d …pic.twitter.com/f3ceQRwJAH

Flying from west to east the other day, I noticed the Brittany lights first, like many sailors before me! https://flic.kr/p/PSnT27  #Proximapic.twitter.com/h3sGFO48cm

Using the Sally Ride EarthKAM on @Space_Station, middle-school students took this photo of the Sahara Desert: http://go.nasa.gov/2gZKPoc pic.twitter.com/7Vwzxjhwqw

What’s visible in the night sky this month? Mars and Neptune above the crescent moon, plus a New Year’s Eve comet! http://nasa.tumblr.com/post/154124193119/whats-up-for-december-2016 …pic.twitter.com/XPLtcqSTvs

Our @MarsCuriosity rover is studying its surroundings, while team diagnoses an issue with the rover's drill: http://go.nasa.gov/2gZaBch pic.twitter.com/LomwWWzcz4

Hello PHOBOS! Snapped images of #Mars moon with @ExoMars_CaSSIS during second science test orbit. Details: http://ow.ly/JvSG306RmD6  #ExoMarspic.twitter.com/b1xYvEbn1m

View of coronal hole, a magnetically open area of sun's magnetic field that spews streams of high speed solar wind: http://go.nasa.gov/2ggJafQ pic.twitter.com/DsZnTGG6gW

The @csa_asc robotic arm, an essential part of the @Space_Station can be operated from Earth or by us in space https://flic.kr/p/PKhN8B pic.twitter.com/SvWt8r6ows

Hyperion, one of Saturn's small moons, orbits the planet in such a chaotic manner that it's impossible to predict: http://go.nasa.gov/2g2LQPy pic.twitter.com/d3wW06WmzQ

Chew on this: @NASASpinoff technology is with you at the dentist. Digital x-rays use a sensor designed for space http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2017/hm_1.html …pic.twitter.com/AfeW8WhqWC

Precision #GPS helped @JohnDeere build self-driving tractors, a @NASAspinoff that grew more food, cheaper and faster http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2017/ee_1.html …pic.twitter.com/HFIfLBhLTA

#NASATech made to keep astronauts comfortable in space is a @NASAspinoff being used to create infant warmers: https://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2017/hm_6.html …pic.twitter.com/bUeknczuBD

New Spinoff 2017 publication looks at NASA tech innovations (some from JPL!) in products here on Earth http://go.nasa.gov/2gZz55B  @NASAspinoffpic.twitter.com/9c1opmu23v

Space is in your life. Check out our @NASASpinoff 2017 publication showcasing 50 companies using @NASA_Technology: https://spinoff.nasa.gov pic.twitter.com/YXq34Az7ov

Hitting the slopes this winter? @NASAspinoff lens technology can help you see the terrain more clearly: http://go.nasa.gov/2gVkw2l pic.twitter.com/gIlygUP8sU

A @NASAspinoff using satellite images helps spot and contain forest fires. http://go.nasa.gov/2gZrJPA pic.twitter.com/7wc0EvQp1u

Once a device for steadying rockets, this @NASAspinoff keeps buildings and bridges standing in an earthquake. http://go.nasa.gov/2gZ7cgw pic.twitter.com/DwOWF9ofqk