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Great to have @_MaxQ_ join us for Interplanetary Life 2026! A brilliant gallery and even better person.
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Interplanetary Life 2026 - March of the Robots! 1 Week until we convene key leaders of current and future @nasa Flagship, Discovery, and New Frontiers Missions in Boise, Idaho to talk Robotic Exploration. Roman, Europa Clipper, Psyche, Curiosity, Perseverance and... Dragonfly slated to fly July 2028! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Launch Image Credits: Roman: Spacepoint/Victoria Buckman Europa Clipper, Psyche: SCP/John Winkopp Mars2020: NASA/Joel Kowsky Spacecraft Rendering Credits: NASA
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A new platform, a new ship added to the fleet. Congrats @nasa, @NASAGoddard, @NASAJPL Numerous amazing shots of this beautiful launch. Here a simple unedited Seestar S30 Pro video.
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Roman Delivered. Ahead of schedule, Under budget and launched on time. Next stop: L2.
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After years of extraordinary work, the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope has successfully launched from @NASAKennedy yesterday on @SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket and is on its 3-month journey to L2. >> Latest reports indicate Solar Array Sun Shield and Lower Instrument Sun Shade have successfully deployed, powering the observatory and shading instruments! GO ROMAN!
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Roman Space Telescope "Impossible to possible and sometimes routine." - Shawn Domagal-Goldman,Director, NASA's Astrophysics Division We are ready for launch tomorrow at 7:26am EDT from Kennedy Space Center, FL on SpaceX Flacon Heavy rocket!
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Interplanetary Life 2026 - March of the Robots! 30 Days until we convene mission leaders of some of the most significant @nasa Flagship, Discovery, and New Frontiers robotic exploration missions to tell their stories. Roman, Europa Clipper, Psyche, Dragonfly and of course, the nuclear powered Rovers Curiosity and Perseverance on the Robot Planet.
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“The most exciting things with Roman will be a surprise, something we couldn’t predict…” Roman Chief Scientist, Julie McEnery Just under two weeks until launch of NASA’s Roman Space Telescope! An unprecedented journey. Remarkable accomplishments. And soon, we’ll all be watching and wondering: What will Roman reveal to the world? Read More Here: nitter.net/Spacepointorg/status/2…
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Top quotes from NASA's Roman News Conference: 📡"It's going to do things that currently are impossible." - Shawn Domagal-Goldman, Director, NASA's Astrophysics Division 📡“The Roman Coronagraph... this is doing magic with physics.” - Julie McEnery, Senior Project Scientist 📡“We're Ready.” - Jackie Townsend, Project Manager 📡“...our data are immediately available to everybody, at the same time.” - Jeremy Perkins, Integration and Test Scientist Read More 🢃🢃🢃 spacepoint.org/post/the-obse… #RomanTelescope #NASA
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Replying to @elonmusk
Apollo proved anything was possible. Starship is our latest example. An amazing run from IFT-1 to Starship 13.
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Interplanetary Life 2026 - March of the Robots! Join us for an extraordinary event featuring the scientists, engineers, and innovators leading NASA's robotic exploration missions. Every robotic mission is a step toward humanity's future in space. Explore the missions. Meet the pioneers. Imagine what's next. ONE AMAZING EVENT. 📅 Saturday, September 26, 2026 Early Bird tickets on sale one week only!! spacepoint.org/ilife26
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Lucky 13.
Starship Flight 13 Full Stack during nautical twilight this morning.
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Another major milestone achieved as a groundbreaking payload lifted off from Cape Canaveral yesterday with the MRV-1 launch. Robotic technology is shaping a new era of sustainable satellite servicing for both commercial and government missions. Read more: spacepoint.org/post/robotics… @northropgrumman
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The future of in-space robotics launches today. @NorthropGrumman's #MRV1 heads to orbit aboard a #SpaceX Falcon 9 from Cape Canaveral SLC-40. Launch window opens at 5:15 p.m. EDT. A major milestone toward routine robotic servicing, repair, and life extension of satellites. Learn more: piped.video/watch?v=HSzZi6nS…
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50 Years.
On July 20, 1976, NASA’s Viking 1 lander broke ground on 50 years of Mars surface exploration. From the first landing, to rovers crossing the desert, to helicopter flights, we’ve been digging into the secrets of Mars ever since.
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A few more days to Starship 13. A minor delay. "History will look back on the past 65 years from Apollo to Artemis to Starship as the time when humans began leaving their home to explore their neighborhood, and April 20, 2023 may be the day that survives the history books. No one will remember the size, the thrust, the stainless steel or the technology. What they will remember is the vision to create the future, the will to deliver, and the moment. The moment in time when humans set out to make humanity a multi-planetary species."
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