@apod, 8/28/11 11:30 PM

Beautiful! Looks a lot like living creatures in a extreme deep ocean...

Astro Pic Of The Day (@apod) 8/28/11 11:30 PM : http://t.co/QeOvOoR

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@SPACEdotcom, 8/25/11 3:44 PM

This is indredible video footage! I read ealier to today that it took the ISS 6 minutes to travel across Hurricane Irene. That means the Space Station is traveling very fast and Irene is pretty big...

SPACE.com (@SPACEdotcom) 8/25/11 3:44 PM Hurricane Irene as Seen From the Space Station http://t.co/rgMygIU

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A Pileus Iridescent Cloud Over Ethiopia: apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap110824.…

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@VirtualAstro, 8/22/11 3:21 PM

Virtual Astronomer (@VirtualAstro) 8/22/11 3:21 PM If you don't read this awesome article, you will get cloudy skies for the next thousand years! http://t.co/W8JxDmH

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@Voyager2, 8/22/11 7:00 AM

Voyager2 (@Voyager2) 8/22/11 7:00 AM Sister ship Voyager1 is 16 hrs 19 mins 25 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2011:234:1L)

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@Voyager2, 8/21/11 7:00 PM

Voyager2 (@Voyager2) 8/21/11 7:00 PM I am currently 13 hrs 14 mins 38 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2011:234:2L)

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This is pretty cool
Find a picture of your favorite location as seen from the space station at go.nasa.gov/mPllrE
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@apod, 8/20/11 11:30 PM

Astro Pic Of The Day (@apod) 8/20/11 11:30 PM The Fairy of Eagle Nebula: http://t.co/p64d7fA

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Found this Image on the NASA App

Amazing Image!

 

SOURCE:APOD. Why is the northern half of asteroid Vesta more heavily cratered than the south? No one is yet sure. This unexpected mystery has come to light only in the past few weeks since the robotic Dawn mission became the first spacecraft to orbit the second largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. The northern half of Vesta, seen on the upper left of the above image, appears to show some of the densest cratering in the Solar System, while the southern half is unexpectedly smooth. Also unknown is the origin of grooves that circle the asteroid nears its equator, particularly visible on this Vesta rotation movie, and the nature of dark streaks that delineate some of Vesta's craters, for example the crater just above the the image center. As Dawn spirals in toward Vesta over the coming months, some answers may emerge, as well as higher resolution and color images. Studying 500-km diameter Vesta is yielding clues about its history and the early years of our Solar System. For credit and copyright guidance, please visit image webpage.

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20 August 1977 - launch date for Voyager 2. I was launched 34 years ago today.

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@apod, 8/19/11 11:30 PM

Be sure to put on you blue and green 3D glasses!

Astro Pic Of The Day (@apod) 8/19/11 11:30 PM Stereo Vesta: http://t.co/HVgNM2k

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