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Sometimes when I look at the ocean, I think it’s alive… A symphony of processes that keep our blue marble beautiful. So pretty, so awesome.pic.twitter.com/M0EA65oeoY

Berthing #Cygnus to @Space_Station. A slow & precise procedure. Robotic arm controlled from @NASA_Johnson #timelapse https://flic.kr/p/UfAAuQ pic.twitter.com/SQwFW8n3YI

These sounds represent data collected between Saturn & its rings. It's quieter than expected. What that could mean: https://go.nasa.gov/2oRbZFv pic.twitter.com/dJ4HQUggpD

In May's nighttime skies, Jupiter is well placed for evening viewing & the moon dances w/ Venus, Mercury & Mars: http://go.nasa.gov/2pBLV07 pic.twitter.com/VFyiR5mu77

Our solar system is a jewel box filled with a glittering variety of beautiful worlds. Planetary moons are among them http://go.nasa.gov/2pBrGQg pic.twitter.com/pOaRiSE4eX

This vacuum chamber simulates the environment of space & we’re prepping it to test a thruster that could propel future deep-space vehicles:pic.twitter.com/YThjguzsLv

On Earth, areas near the equator are frequently cloudy, seen here by our @NASAEarth satellite over the Pacific Ocean http://go.nasa.gov/2pBnAYz pic.twitter.com/i3k8b3woJE

#DYK that at any given time, ~2/3 of Earth is covered by clouds? Here are some unique clouds observed from space: http://go.nasa.gov/2oYK2GV pic.twitter.com/IaKKAYuIHL

The Mars-like conditions at Mauna Loa Volcano in Hawaii allow us to perform field tests that simulate other planets! http://go.nasa.gov/2oYqzGg pic.twitter.com/veGw3inrg3

Our @NASAWebb telescope passed environmental tests at @NASAGoddard! Next up, cryogenic testing at @NASA_Johnson: http://go.nasa.gov/2pAsXqP pic.twitter.com/RrG42TohX7

Live HD Earth viewing from @Space_Station! Go full screen, sit back, watch and enjoy our home planet. Live views: http://go.nasa.gov/2oWfTYC pic.twitter.com/UH6uQ7rFdv

Need more space in your life? Download the NASA App on your device for the latest images, videos, news and more: http://go.nasa.gov/2pxVQnz pic.twitter.com/N7xtOhjYCP

Space exploration is more than just reaching for the stars. Here's a look at @FusionTV's latest doc in collaboration with @NASA! #Mars2030pic.twitter.com/RX4BmpvngN

Get more images, videos & audio files, like this star-forming region in Cassiopeia, in our Image and Video Library: http://go.nasa.gov/2pxJID3 pic.twitter.com/NhNQNac8zO

The low angle of the sun highlights the contours of Ithaca Chasma, a massive canyon on Saturn's moon Tethys: http://go.nasa.gov/2oVmp27 pic.twitter.com/PJfn3cAYPr

#ICYMI @AstroPeggy is the US recordholder for most time in space, making her "the new U.S. high-time space ninja" http://go.nasa.gov/2pxkPqX pic.twitter.com/OYNwQ30AX9

Stars and city lights revolve and seem to form from a point behind the green atmosphere of our planet. #timelapsepic.twitter.com/6rMoUNuZla

Tasty little boats of yum! Like bean & cheese tacos-only they float! #onlyinspacepic.twitter.com/r2Sv4GaiSO

At night, we see the stars…but what do the stars see? Take a look at this stunning image of Earth at night: http://go.nasa.gov/2pvCX4F pic.twitter.com/rxyjf2spGD

Did you know that @Space_Station is the 3rd brightest object in the night sky? Find out when and where to look up: https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/ pic.twitter.com/JA9Pnaopln