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We're getting ready to mark the first year of spectacular discoveries from NASA Webb Telescope. The space telescope has transformed the way we see the universe. Watch NASA Science Live on July 12 at 4pm ET (2000 UTC) & ask experts your questions by using #AskNASA.

We're getting ready to mark the first year of spectacular discoveries from NASA Webb Telescope. The space telescope has transformed the way we see the universe. Watch NASA Science Live on July 12 at 4pm ET (2000 UTC) & ask experts your questions by using #AskNASA.

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Meet our newest ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts on Tuesday, March 5! Tune in at 10:30am ET (1530 UTC) for our astronaut graduation ceremony, followed by a live Q&A. Share your questions with #AskNASA and we'll answer a few on stream:

Meet our newest ARCHIVED NASA Astronauts on Tuesday, March 5! Tune in at 10:30am ET (1530 UTC) for our astronaut graduation ceremony, followed by a live Q&A. Share your questions with #AskNASA and we'll answer a few on stream:

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How does NASA prepare to explore the Moon, Mars and Ocean Worlds? For scientists like Bethany Theiling, it starts by venturing into Earth’s most extreme spots. Join NASA Science Live on Dec. 10 at 3pm ET & ask your questions using #AskNASA! ➡️

How does NASA prepare to explore the Moon, Mars and Ocean Worlds? For scientists like Bethany Theiling, it starts by venturing into Earth’s most extreme spots. Join NASA Science Live on Dec. 10 at 3pm ET & ask your questions using #AskNASA! ➡️

NASA Solar System

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Mars once had liquid water on its surface — Earth still does. Learning about one planet informs what know about the others, and NASA researchers in Iceland are finding clues. 📅#AskNASA your questions live on Wed., Dec. 10 at 3 p.m. ET:

Mars once had liquid water on its surface — Earth still does. Learning about one planet informs what know about the others, and NASA researchers in Iceland are finding clues. 📅#AskNASA your questions live on Wed., Dec. 10 at 3 p.m. ET:

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Water on the Moon? There’s more than meets the eye. Ground-penetrating radar helps us peer beneath planetary surfaces – including on Earth, where we prepare to go beyond. #AskNASA your planetary science fieldwork questions on Weds Dec. 10 at 3 p.m. ET:

Water on the Moon? There’s more than meets the eye. Ground-penetrating radar helps us peer beneath planetary surfaces – including on Earth, where we prepare to go beyond. #AskNASA your planetary science fieldwork questions on Weds Dec. 10 at 3 p.m. ET:

NASA Solar System

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