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Altered by currents, winds, and seasonal cycles of freezing, sea ice can change on a daily basis. Captured on Landsat 8, this image shows a view of the Anzhu Islands in the Arctic Ocean during the summer melt season. Learn more from @NASAEarth: https://go.nasa.gov/2G4yXSx pic.twitter.com/xb7ulldq21

#DidYouKnow that Earth’s atmosphere leaks oxygen? Find out how two of our sounding rockets will help us understand atmospheric escape on our home planet that has applications all over the universe: https://go.nasa.gov/2roBoVO pic.twitter.com/zTwaK5VKL3

Days after its launch, @SpaceX’s #Dragon cargo spacecraft was successfully installed on the Earth-facing side of the @Space_Station’s Harmony module at 10:36am ET. There are now six spaceships attached to our orbiting laboratory. Get more details: https://blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/ pic.twitter.com/BuiwmVKQfb

#DidYouKnow: @Space_Station’s Canadarm2 robotic arm can move approximately 256,000 pounds. Watch the installation of @SpaceX’s #Dragon spacecraft that’s delivering nearly 6,000 pounds of research equipment, cargo & supplies: http://www.nasa.gov/live  Ask questions using #askNASApic.twitter.com/8A4HdcLPj6

Cameras outside of the @Space_Station captured this view of @SpaceX’s #Dragon spacecraft. Now captured, ground controllers will send commands to begin the robotic installation of the spacecraft to our orbiting laboratory. Watch: http://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/p3RI6KXBTy

LIVE NOW: Watch as @SpaceX’s #Dragon spacecraft is installed on the @Space_Station’s Harmony module to deliver more than 5,600 pounds of research, equipment, cargo and supplies. Tune in: https://www.nasa.gov/live  Ask questions using #askNASApic.twitter.com/YGkoEQGRAE

We captured the #Dragon ! The crew used @Space_Station’s robotic arm to capture @SpaceX’s Dragon cargo vehicle at 7:21am ET while traveling about 249 miles over the Pacific Ocean, just north of Papua New Guinea. Watch installation starting at 9am ET: https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/xuVDmSZMKv

We have a ‘GO’ for capture! @Astro_Alex and @AstroSerena are waiting for the right lighting conditions to use the @Space_Station’s robotic arm to reach out and capture the spacecraft. Watch: http://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/dNNYDiNN8E

We're back in communication with @Space_Station crew members who will use the station’s robotic arm to reach out and capture @SpaceX’s #Dragon spacecraft. Watch live as the spacecraft approaches our orbiting laboratory: http://www.nasa.gov/live  Ask questions using #askNASApic.twitter.com/yZfgqv2HGw

There is a delay in today’s capture of the @SpaceX #Dragon spacecraft as mission controllers work to fix a satellite communication issue. Stay tuned for updates: http://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/6csTxcYOEF

.@SpaceX's #Dragon spacecraft is holding 30 meters away from the @Space_Station as crew members prepare to grab onto the spacecraft to attach it to our orbiting laboratory. Watch: http://nasa.gov/live  Ask questions using #askNASApic.twitter.com/EOnSU0LtYj

Happening Now: @SpaceX’s #Dragon spacecraft is approaching our orbiting laboratory. @Astro_Alex and @AstroSerena will use the @Space_Station’s nearly 60-foot-long robotic arm to reach out and capture the . Watch: http://www.nasa.gov/live  Ask questions using #askNASApic.twitter.com/igM7SEgcKx

LIVE NOW: @SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is approaching the @Space_Station to deliver nearly 6,000 pounds of @ISS_Research, cargo and supplies. Watch: http://www.nasa.gov/live  Ask questions using #askNASApic.twitter.com/qjYVgo5Yck

Just two days after launch, a nearly 6,000-pound delivery is set to arrive at the @Space_Station aboard @SpaceX's #Dragon spacecraft. Tune in starting at 4:30am ET to see the rendezvous and capture of the spacecraft when it arrives. Watch live: http://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/w60VoO4cBY