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Just a friendly reminder that NASA is building a nuclear-powered drone and sending it to Saturn’s moon Titan to search for the building blocks of life. Honored to have helped build the laser that will zap Titan samples for analysis by the onboard mass spectrometer (called DraMS). The actual...

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Matt Mullinvor 16 Tagen

All of these awesome animations are available to download here: Credit all: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL

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Michael L. Deptulavor 16 Tagen

@NASA Thank you for your work on Dragonfly!

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davidfeiockvor 16 Tagen

@NASA So cool

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Davidvor 16 Tagen

@NASA What do you think of the Titan region that has been chosen for it?

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Matt Mullinvor 16 Tagen

@NASA Going to be amazing! I hear Ahmakiq Undae is great that time of year!

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Davidvor 16 Tagen

@NASA thanks for the details! looking forward to adding it to my website in 2034 lol . This is the mission im most excited for

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Matt Mullinvor 16 Tagen

@NASA Same here! Definitely going to captivate the world when we get footage back, let alone the amazing science it will achieve.

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AIRBORNE_EEvEEvor 16 Tagen

@NASA Aw hell yeah! Been waiting for this mission for ages!

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Mariavor 16 Tagen

@NASA This will be amazing. This mission will be a huge breakthrough for deep space travel. ✨❤️‍🔥

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Sean McDonaldvor 16 Tagen

@eric_hontz @NASA Awesome

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Rook Intelvor 16 Tagen

@NASA Tethys has some answers you're looking for @NASA

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nolifeliam 💀🌹vor 16 Tagen

@NASA bro i wanna help build shit like this; that's dope. i'd love to see the RTG design

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Lidoor L. Josephvor 16 Tagen

@NASA ok

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Lord Of The Mountainsvor 16 Tagen

@NASA Do we know everything about our own Moon in the backyard?

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Gushansenagainvor 16 Tagen

@NASA Pretty cool

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Michael Montgomeryvor 16 Tagen

@NASA Crazy to think there are moons in the solar system that are bigger than a planet

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Swing Tradervor 16 Tagen

@NASA Why not europa?

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TechGeekATXvor 16 Tagen

@NASA I just wish they were sending it to the Maria around the north or south poles, but I guess you have to start somewhere and Selke crater is pretty interesting.

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Last Riddlesvor 16 Tagen

@NASA How does a rover works in a vaccum? Or is there's some gasses or atmosphere present in those moon?

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Rising Auravor 16 Tagen

@NASA You are awesome. Incredibly exciting!

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ushuzvor 16 Tagen

@NASA sick!!!

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Chårlesvor 16 Tagen

@NASA When NASA builds it, it’s “scientific progress”. When we build it, suddenly it’s “terrorism”. How the fuck does that double standard work?

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JT Knollvor 16 Tagen

@NASA I thought this was gonna be someone saying they trained a fruit fly to pilot a drone rover

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La Gaceta Conservadora 𝕏 🇺🇦🇹🇼vor 16 Tagen

@NASA Salo thanks you 🙏🏽 He wants a Happy Meal with it.

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Alejandrovor 16 Tagen

@NASA

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