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We just announced our newest space telescope! Expected to launch into orbit in 2025, COSI will study gamma rays from stellar explosions to map out the evolution of our Milky Way galaxy: https://go.nasa.gov/3lUMFdm pic.twitter.com/nM3IER1dYj

Our Laser Communications Relay Demonstration could revolutionize the way we send & receive data from space, with the potential to increase bandwidth 10 to 100x more than current methods. We're targeting Nov. 22 for liftoff. Discover more: https://go.nasa.gov/3aQhERK pic.twitter.com/JtoiSlEfsm

On Oct. 21, a Russian cargo spacecraft will relocate to another port at the @Space_Station. The move will free up a parking spot for the next cargo ship, scheduled to dock on Oct. 29. Watch on NASA TV: https://go.nasa.gov/3lPYWzQ pic.twitter.com/xdoodEGsKg

The Arctic Ocean is a difficult place to access and study. That’s why NASA, @NOAA, @ESA, and others turn to the vantage point of space to observe the region. Here are five facts to help you understand Arctic sea ice and why it's important: https://go.nasa.gov/3DPc8Ly pic.twitter.com/3lSDncJlkw

Nominations are open until Oct. 29 for the National Space Council Users' Advisory Group, a committee of experts from outside the U.S. government, including industry & other aeronautics and space organizations. Requirements and how to submit a nomination: https://go.nasa.gov/3BTBzez pic.twitter.com/4q6bdIjzvY

We’ve never done any of this before. For the 29 days after liftoff, our @NASAWebb Space Telescope will unfold like origami step by step so it can begin telling the origin story of the universe. There are no second chances: http://nasa.gov/jwst pic.twitter.com/WV87kFARbe

Space is the place! Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly updates on our #Artemis Moon missions and discover the latest on Earth, the solar system and beyond — all delivered right to your inbox: https://www.nasa.gov/subscribe/ pic.twitter.com/zuPOZHQXGq

HAPPENING NOW: Watch the final leg of the journey home to Earth for a Soyuz spacecraft carrying three Russian space travelers. Deorbit burn and landing coverage is underway: http://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/tZeGyq70gP

LIVE: A Soyuz spacecraft with a veteran cosmonaut and two Russian filmmaking guests aboard undocks from the @Space_Station: http://www.nasa.gov/live  Next: • 11:15pm ET (03:15 UTC) Deorbit burn and landingpic.twitter.com/8AihowUDq0

Our #LucyMission launched to explore the Trojan asteroids, which are like ancient time capsules from our early solar system. Plus, @NASA_Orion's stage adapter was added to our @NASA_SLS rocket for the #Artemis I launch. More stories this week at NASA: https://youtu.be/n_aI22YkGVU pic.twitter.com/667KKSaqco

NOW: Three Russian space travelers say farewell to the @Space_Station crew ahead of their journey home to Earth aboard a Soyuz spacecraft: http://www.nasa.gov/live  Coming up: • 9pm ET (01:00 UTC) Spacecraft undocking • 11:15pm ET (03:15 UTC) Deorbit burn and landingpic.twitter.com/cbTfiXzTwL

Lucy’s got some exploring to do. At 5:34am ET (9:34 UTC) on Oct. 16, our #LucyMission lifted off aboard a @ULALaunch Atlas V rocket. Now begins a 12-year journey to visit more asteroids than any other mission: https://go.nasa.gov/2Xh2hys pic.twitter.com/85xb8aG3u6

As the #LucyMission carries her own time capsule to the Trojan asteroids over the next 12 years, we encourage you to put together a time capsule of your own with messages to yourself & tokens from the current era. Share it w/ the hashtag #LucyTimeCapsule: http://go.nasa.gov/3aJyhyq pic.twitter.com/IojRFqiedg

Applause is heard in the @ULALaunch control room as the #LucyMission spacecraft successfully separates. Up next: deployment of the two 24-foot (7-meter) solar arrays.pic.twitter.com/o26YqHpQ9G

"To be out here this morning is absolutely mind-expanding... to see what the creativity of the human mind can do." Paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson, who found the fossil for which the #LucyMission is named, reflects on launch & the origin of the name: https://go.nasa.gov/3j3EYQo pic.twitter.com/MDZKHcYsSW