What’s on board the next flight to the lunar surface? Tune in at 2pm EST to hear more about the #NASAScience payloads that will take a ride on the first commercial robotic flight to the lunar surface as part of the @NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Service initiative under the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

After more than two decades in space, NASA's Mars Odyssey spacecraft continues to show us the beauties and mysteries of the Red Planet. twitter.com/NASAMars/statu…

Live now! youtube.com/watch?v=FIDjnh… twitter.com/NASAAstrobio/s…

The #DragonflyMission dual-quadcopter will make multiple flights as it explores the surface of Saturn's planet-sized moon Titan. Make your own virtual visit to Titan at science.nasa.gov/saturn/moons/t… twitter.com/NASAScienceAA/…

Here's how it works. Sign up at go.nasa.gov/3QgmOdR twitter.com/NASA/status/17…

Our #AskAstrobio guest for Nov. 28 is an expert on the dwarf planet Haumea, a celestial body that orbits the sun but is smaller than the eight planets in our solar system. What makes this dwarf planet particularly special? Answer the poll now on YouTube: youtube.com/post/Ugkxfl_dn…

What message would you put in a time capsule for future generations? Muskogee (Creek) Nation member and U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo sent these words into space, aboard our #LucyMission. nasa.gov/missions/nasa-…

Did you know that you (yes, you!) can @DoNASAScience from home? This week on our Curious Universe podcast, meet three people who help make discoveries for NASA through citizen science projects, and learn how you can do the same Listen here: nasa.gov/curiousuniverse

Happy anniversary to @MarsCuriosity and the now-retired @NASAInSight! Both of these missions have been instrumental in bettering our understanding of the Red Planet’s interior and landscape, furthering our goal to enable human exploration to Mars & beyond. go.nasa.gov/3MZJfTV

On this fifth anniversary of InSight landing on Mars, we’re celebrating its many accomplishments: detecting the first “Marsquakes,” studying Martian weather, and finding more clues about the planet’s watery past. More on InSight’s many discoveries: go.nasa.gov/40Pfdbp

When Parker Solar Probe gets close to the Sun, it uses its heat shield - which can block temperatures up to 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit! Keep an eye out for new temperature data from the heat shield here: go.nasa.gov/46HpyYh

What message would you put in a time capsule for future generations? Muskogee (Creek) Nation member and U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo sent these words into space, aboard our #LucyMission. nasa.gov/missions/nasa-…

Of all the worlds we’ve explored in our solar system and beyond, we’re most thankful for this one, the only one we know of so far that nurtures life. We’re grateful to be traveling on our Earth with you. Happy Thanksgiving! 🌍 🌎 🌏 youtu.be/l2sNqMjyIVQ?si…

Phone home and make it fast: Riding aboard the #MissionToPsyche spacecraft as it travels to the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, NASA's Deep Space Optical Communications (DSOC) experiment is testing high-bandwidth interplanetary data transmission. youtube.com/watch?v=VsKgYm… twitter.com/NASAJPL/status…

Methane is found in abundance in the atmospheres of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune within our solar system, but the ability to study it on planets around other stars is an important step toward understanding the universe and the possibilities for life. twitter.com/NASAExoplanets…

Have you seen a helicopter fly on Mars? @NASAPersevere captured this footage from Ingenuity's 59th flight on the Red Planet—while Ingenuity kept an eye on the ground. Here's what we're learning from our Martian chopper: go.nasa.gov/47mshY0

I could not be more proud of this amazing team - inspiration, perspiration and true grit!! Very well deserved award and thank you to the @SpaceClubNews for recognizing their awesomeness! @NASASolarSystem #OSIRISREx @moreaumike twitter.com/spaceclubnews/…

The best part of Friendsgiving dinner? Leftovers! It even works in space: sometimes we pass parts from one mission down to others. The power supply on the New Horizons spacecraft now exploring beyond Pluto was a spare from the Cassini mission to Saturn. go.nasa.gov/3FFNdes twitter.com/NASA/status/17…

@nguyenthanhstd @NASAJPL This is a simulated view created by the app mentioned in the post: eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-sys… The small object just to the left of the planet is its volcanic moon Io. You can see lots of actual images of Jupiter and its moons at the Juno site: missionjuno.swri.edu

(Or, if you're impatient, you can use the time controls to skip ahead a little for a preview of the close approach...) See actual recent images from Juno at missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/proces…

Right now, our #JunoMission is inbound to Jupiter for the spacecraft's 56th close flyby of the giant planet, which will take place in a few hours. You can follow along in real time with the "Eyes on the Solar System" online app: eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-sys…

Hey, that place looks familiar! NASA scientists have spent many hours studying tunnels of cooled lava in Lava Beds National Monument. This volcanic landscape helps us understand similar features on other worlds. Compare lava caves on Earth and the Moon: science.nasa.gov/solar-system/p… twitter.com/NASA_Landsat/s…

Mary G. Ross was an aerospace pioneer who paved the way for missions to Mars and Venus. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth A member of the Cherokee Nation, she co-authored a NASA handbook on space travel: go.nasa.gov/3MScfgn

When you find Jupiter (it's hard to miss) remember: twitter.com/EuropaClipper/…

Stargazers: tonight, look for Saturn near the Moon. Then on the 24th, it will be Jupiter's turn. See more: youtu.be/lZSC8EosER8?si… Get other skywatching tips: science.nasa.gov/skywatching/

The Leonids meteor shower peaks tonight! 🌠 For the best view, go to a dark (and safe) place between midnight and dawn, lay down and point your feet toward the east, and wait 30 minutes or so for your eyes to adjust. More about the Leonids: science.nasa.gov/solar-system/m…

LIVE NOW 📡 We’re talking to experts who manage the Deep Space Network, the heart of space communications for @NASA. youtube.com/live/7qnU27pRA… Drop your questions in the chat and they may be answered during the live broadcast! twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

Is Mercury in reggaeton? Oops, we meant retrograde. Tune in to learn about what it actually means when a planet is in retrograde. Submit your questions using #AskNASA for a chance to get them answered. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@NASAGoddard If you want to see some of asteroid Bennu for yourself, @NMNH has a sample out for display!

"Even within our own solar system, scientists have seen evidence of giant, planetary collisions from long ago. Remaining clues like Uranus’ tilt and the existence of Earth’s Moon point to times in our distant history when the planets in our stellar neighborhood slammed together." twitter.com/NASAExoplanets…