One Eye In Space

Proudly followed by @SOFIAtelescope of @NASA, @DLR_en, I Post/RT about: #Astronomy, @NASA, @ESA, @Space_Station, #Astrophotography, #Astrophysics. Enjoy and RT!

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My Picture of Andromeda. Canon EOS 1DS MK II

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L'Europe a encore raté son atterrissage sur Mars
https://t.co/qkBv7d5BKC

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La NASA va lancer une sonde vers un astéroïde
https://t.co/zTDzzWHGxi

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Retour réussi de trois astronautes sur la Terre
https://t.co/FXcFL6R57J

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Un astéroïde va frôler la Terre mercredi soir
https://t.co/CGARoYxxbB

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Un astéroïde porte le nom de Freddie Mercury
https://t.co/GmMzMUoRa3

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La Nasa publie des images inédites de Jupiter
https://t.co/iYSKb1EHyt

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«Un puissant signal» de type extraterrestre?
https://t.co/ZgUMPukA34

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La sonde Juno a survolé Jupiter au plus près
https://t.co/GrVifJp5P4

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We fly above 99% of the water vapor that blocks infrared light from reaching the ground. (image: STScI/JHU/NASA).

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Observing on our predecessor, the Kuiper Airborne Observatory, compared to today. #NASAbeyond #Tbt

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Our map of Orion’s Horsehead Nebula- a prime laboratory to study star formation https://t.co/NBRhjNpq7o #NASAbeyond

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Le «papy astronaute» bat un record américain
https://t.co/TrkulthDbF

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Une nouvelle exoplanète relance la recherche
https://t.co/SL9eG6dRqQ

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Stop by our booth at the Chicago Air & Water Show! Take infrared selfies & more! #chiairandwater #nasabeyond

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See yourself in infrared at our booth at the #ChiAirandWater show! #NASAbeyond

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Learn about what we study from 40,000ft and higher: https://t.co/0ynrgJq7vE #NASAbeyond

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Gluttonous Star May Hold Clues to Planet Formation https://t.co/42gOAjRMFK #NASAbeyond

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We can analyze celestial molecules like ionized carbon and carbon monoxide. https://t.co/iF9iZtN2uQ #NASAbeyond

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Studying comet ISON while flying at 40,000 feet. https://t.co/QCMcsuLv3j #NASAbeyond

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“Kitchen Smoke” Molecules in Nebula Offer Clues to the Building Blocks of Life: https://t.co/On3CXVqpv9 #NASAbeyond