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This #SunDay, learn about how eruptions from the Sun can electrically charge the surface of Martian moon Phobos: https://go.nasa.gov/2zygrKU pic.twitter.com/6A8kaYFWb0

It's #SunDay! In 2014, active regions (areas that produce solar flares) formed a jack-o'-lantern face on the Sun http://go.nasa.gov/2eMGOm3 pic.twitter.com/XwxvgUH83H

The Sun releases a constant stream of material called the solar wind, and it puts a twist in Mars' magnetic tail: https://go.nasa.gov/2gTLoBG pic.twitter.com/VxYaAfBWvS

The Solar Dynamics Observatory watches the Sun from its orbit around Earth--and sometimes, the Moon gets in the way: https://go.nasa.gov/2gooVff pic.twitter.com/dRF4s8JS6S

#NASAICON launches Dec. 2017 to explore the connections between Earth weather, space weather, and the ionosphere: https://go.nasa.gov/2x5JWCm pic.twitter.com/mqo6zkn8zm

Can you believe #Eclipse2017 was two months ago? Check out our satellites' front-row views of this celestial event. #FlashbackFridaypic.twitter.com/Tn1fud6v7s

Storms from the Sun could electrically charge parts of the surface of Martian moon Phobos: https://go.nasa.gov/2zygrKU  #spaceweatherpic.twitter.com/EkcXxf9P2e

.@MAVEN2Mars found that the Red Planet's magnetic 'tail' is twisted up by the solar wind: https://go.nasa.gov/2gTLoBG pic.twitter.com/s20cmHILno

Our Solar Dynamics Observatory satellite typically watches the Sun 24/7--but @NASAMoon photobombed yesterday: https://go.nasa.gov/2gooVff pic.twitter.com/VSoKT1Am4k

Both Earth weather & space weather shape our upper atmosphere, but the details are murky. #NASAICON will explore: https://go.nasa.gov/2x5JWCm pic.twitter.com/drOPa61qtO

The IBEX mission is celebrating 9 years in space! It studies our solar system's boundary to interstellar space: http://nasa.gov/ibex pic.twitter.com/WcGs0TUdUt

This December, we're launching ICON to study the ionosphere, the boundary between Earth and space: https://go.nasa.gov/2x5JWCm  #NASAICONpic.twitter.com/TOxYUTznns

Solar eruptions could electrically charge parts of Martian moon Phobos--charging that could impact robotic explorers https://go.nasa.gov/2zygrKU pic.twitter.com/Uv2ZIawG5c

A sounding rocket instrument detected signatures of tiny solar flares that could help explain coronal heating: https://go.nasa.gov/2yfXAqe pic.twitter.com/7RxsGhTaOS

Scientists used our satellite data to predict the shape of the Sun's dynamic atmosphere during the Aug. 21 eclipse: https://go.nasa.gov/2g8xZVm pic.twitter.com/BWa12yHWyA

The Sun's gravity might one day help us see the actual surfaces of exoplanets--a consequence of general relativity https://go.nasa.gov/2g5g1D9 pic.twitter.com/lPSWcOmTxZ