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#AstroKate was the 1st human to sequence DNA in space. Join her & @NIHDirector for a live TweetChat at 1pm ET. Use #DNADayChat to ask Qs!pic.twitter.com/viwrE6TWPM

Solar System This Week: Making every night science movie night with these amazing videos. Read the blog: http://go.nasa.gov/2p0KEPI pic.twitter.com/ljhL0F0H4z

.@CassiniSaturn craft made its final flyby of Saturn's moon Titan, transmitting images of hydrocarbon seas & lakes: http://go.nasa.gov/2oEUx1N pic.twitter.com/FvD512AvI4

This starry pair offers a glimpse of how our Milky Way would look to an outside observer, courtesy of @NASAHubble: http://go.nasa.gov/2oEus3a pic.twitter.com/ZIohu2HlP2

Join me in congratulating @NASA's @AstroPeggy by using the hashtag #CongratsPeggy! Earlier today: http://45.wh.gov/YBZbAo pic.twitter.com/bBcyAqRGaE

Thanks to all of our followers for the great #STEM-related questions during our #askSTEM TweetChat today. Our experts enjoyed answering thempic.twitter.com/CaGpD6V4C8

Our experts are answering your #STEM-related questions now from @NASA, @WomenNASA, @Astro_Suni, @NASAedu & more! Ask Q's using #askSTEMpic.twitter.com/FdKoYe3yuu

At 1:30pm ET: Interested in science, technology, engineering or math? Join us for a #STEM-related TweetChat! Use #askSTEM for questions!pic.twitter.com/WRQ2I7NLyG

Happy Birthday @NASAHubble! Today the space telescope turns 27, celebrating years of discoveries and exploration: https://go.nasa.gov/2q7Bv5m pic.twitter.com/ZjncA8h22s

Interested in science, technology, engineering or math? Join us today at 1:30pm ET for a TweetChat! Use #askSTEM for questions!pic.twitter.com/8iKScerggS

You can congratulate Peggy Whitson on her record-breaking mission in space! Tweet your congrats message using #CongratsPeggypic.twitter.com/b1IAEbgGkK

.@AstroPeggy broke the record for cumulative time in space by a U.S. astronaut at 1:27am ET on April 24. https://go.nasa.gov/2pbIgGk pic.twitter.com/MkrWmRLWbT

Today, @AstroPeggy broke the record for total time in space by a US astronaut. @POTUS Trump called to offer congrats http://go.nasa.gov/2oDQzXt pic.twitter.com/zIFNN4QyIJ

.@POTUS congratulates @AstroPeggy on her record-breaking mission including most cumulative days in space -- 534 days and counting!pic.twitter.com/v5zJxezG4n

"Who's ready to go to Mars?" asks @POTUS. Both @AstroPeggy & @Astro2Fish raise their hands talking about studying #STEM to get ready to gopic.twitter.com/QowPBy673Y

.@POTUS asks about future opportunities in space, such as our deep-space @NASA_SLS rocket, American launches of @CommercialCrew & morepic.twitter.com/zn0oruh5H9

.@POTUS asks "What are we learning in space?" We're learning about the body in microgravity, testing the tech to go into deep space & morepic.twitter.com/uoSb8XxXSG

LIVE NOW: @AstroPeggy receives a special congrats call from @POTUS on her record-breaking accomplishment. Watch: https://www.nasa.gov/nasalive pic.twitter.com/GCIQ6dNNt8

In addition to today's breaking of US record for total days in space, @AstroPeggy has made history many times: https://nasa.tumblr.com/post/159937413329/five-times-astronaut-peggy-whitson-made-history …pic.twitter.com/U1zKZAw0dG