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We are so very, very, very small. One video. One NASA graphic. Awe. http://bit.ly/Zj7pwm
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Still time to apply for a
#NASASocial Media Credential to cover the upcoming March 1 launch of@SpaceX to the#ISS http://go.nasa.gov/Yu2dji -
LIVE NOW: We have live views of
#asteroid#2012DA14 as it moves away from Earth from@NASA_Marshall http://go.nasa.gov/eWF9RI -
Adieu,
#2012DA14! Re-live the historic asteroid flyby with this@NASA broadcast from closest approach http://go.nasa.gov/WwwsYB -
Start me up! Engineers conduct 1st in new round of tests on next-gen J-2X rocket engine
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#FridayFollow to@AsteroidWatch -- bringing you info on NASA's efforts to detect, track & characterize potentially hazardous asteroids#FF -
We'll have live views of
#asteroid#2012DA14 as it moves away from Earth from@NASA_Marshall starting at 9pm ET http://go.nasa.gov/eWF9RI -
Live views of
#asteroid#2012DA14 as it moves away from Earth continue on@NASAJPL@UStream at http://go.nasa.gov/lgGzHf -
Live now: NASA experts discuss the
#RussianMeteor. Listen in: http://go.nasa.gov/gWWAwl -
This new image from a telescope in Australia shows the asteroid
#2012DA14 as it passed over earlier today: http://go.nasa.gov/YwdP5p -
Asteroid
#2012DA14 has made its closest approach to Earth, safely passing our planet 17,500 miles above Indonesia. It's now headed away. -
Coming up at 4pm:
@NASA experts discuss the#RussianMeteor. Learn more about meteor & listen to panel live at 4pm ET: http://go.nasa.gov/gWWAwl -
Live now! Are you watching our live program on the close-approach of Earth by
#asteroid#2012DA14? Tune in now: http://www.ustream.tv/nasajpl2 -
Coming up in 15 mins at 2pm ET: Watch live with
@NASA as#asteroid#2012DA14 safely passes by Earth. Live coverage at: http://www.ustream.tv/nasajpl2 -
Everything you need to know about
#Asteroid#2012DA14. FAQs, explainers & animations of the flyby: http://www.nasa.gov/asteroidflyby -
Calling potential partners:
@NASAedu is accepting proposals for unfunded partnerships to advance#STEM#education. http://go.nasa.gov/VgRZYt -
#RussianMeteor grazed across the atmosphere, where the meteor trail was visible for ~30 secs. The meteor was also brighter than the Sun -
#RussianMeteor was 15 meters in size prior to the Earth's atmosphere, larger than 1 over Indonesia on Oct. 8, 2009 & 1/3rd size of#2012DA14 -
#RussianMeteor is largest reported meteor since Tunguska event. Impact was at 3:20:26 UTC. Still being measured. More info to come. -
The
#RussianMeteor & asteroid#2012DA14 are not related. They fly in 2 different directions. N to S; other S to N. http://go.nasa.gov/Y5Zsoe
Roger Ebert
NASA
NASA JPL
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