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HiPOD: Wonderful Gullies
When we have an opportunity to image gullies, we’ll definitely do it! This observation is to re-image these very nice gullies for change detection, to get better topography and to look for possible fresh deposits.
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Here's a novel idea - have individual NASA feeds for each of these active surface missions.
Oh darn, they once had their own feeds - dang, seemed like a pretty good idea...👀
Replying to @NASAMars
Follow along with Perseverance as it continues its deep dive into the story of Mars, exploring some of the oldest rocks ever encountered on Mars or Earth. science.nasa.gov/mission/mar…
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1, 2008, the Indian Space Research Organization launched its first mission to the moon. Here's why it mattered. space.com/space-exploration/…
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Peter Frampton has joined the crew! 🚀🎸 A huge thank you to @peterframpton and all of our incredible supporters who make our mission possible. Together, we’re inspiring the next generation of voters to show up, speak out, and make their voices heard! AstronautsForAmerica.org.
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Latest from China, including their progress on reusability.
By Martin Smith (@MartiniumSpace).
nasaspaceflight.com/2026/10/…
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🔴🚀 Hey, #SoCal space fans! Mars is landing in your backyard! Join us Oct. 22–24 at @USC for the 2026 Mars Society Convention! 3 days of space pioneers, big ideas & all things Red Planet. Register now or buy your ticket at the door! marssociety.org
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HiPOD: Troughs and Ridges in Reull Vallis
Our objective is to determine the nature of a group of ridges, troughs, and pits. They have a certain shape that repeats over and over, that may be affected by the change in the valley’s direction at this point.
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See more stargazing tips for the coming weeks ✨
nasa.gov/skywatching
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Check out our new CG video for the Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) mission! This was first shown during our online talks, but is now available on #JAXA YouTube. From launch to sampling and the journey home, we cannot wait for the real journey! 🎥 Hi-Res: youtube.com/watch?v=yiS6NdpE…
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HiPOD: In Search Of...Wind Streaks
A key feature of wind streaks is their high rate of erosion. Dark wind streaks erode a few centimeters a year. The proposed area appears to be a dark wind streak and is rapidly changing.
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#Mars #NASA
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Operations will begin shortly for our 98th Electron launch and next mission from LC-1 for @hawkeye360.
'We're Not Hawking Around' launch window opens:
🚀8:00pm NZDT
🚀07:00 UTC
🚀3:00 am EDT
🚀00:00 am PDT
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Have a research idea that could advance NASA science? 🔬
NASA plans to release ROSES-27 by January 2027, with over 50 research opportunities spanning astrophysics, Earth science, planetary science, heliophysics, space biology and more.
Start planning: go.nasa.gov/489ZKqw
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The first multi-spacecraft science mission to Mars is about to make its big move.
Next month, Blue and Gold – the twin spacecraft we built for @NASA and @ucbssl – will swing close past Earth and each fire their main engine in a single, continuous burn, using Earth's gravity to amplify the burn as they set course for Mars. It's a maneuver that's never been successfully done before.
Our mission ops team is in full rehearsal mode for @escapade_mars' trans-Mars injection.
Learn more about ESCAPADE: rocketlabcorp.com/missions/e…
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Gwynne Shotwell said the company is in advanced discussions with the FAA to get approval for catching both ship and booster at Starbase.
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From its financial documents for 3Q 2026, it appears that SpaceX spent about $1 billion on Starship development during the last three months.
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Exciting new stops added to our Vote For Freedom College Tour! 🚀 🇺🇸 We’re continuing our mission across the country, inspiring students to make their voices heard at the polls!
The Orionid meteor shower, created by tiny pieces of debris from Halley's Comet, peaks on the night of Oct. 21 - 22. Your best chance to see them comes a few hours before dawn, after the bright Moon sets. Find a dark location, give your eyes time to adjust, and look up.
LIVE: Get a preview of two upcoming spacewalks set for Oct. 29 and Nov. 5. @astro_anil and CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Joshua Kutryk will use both spacewalks to finish installing solar arrays. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1jxXgBNWy…






























