#NASAfact - Twitter Hashtag

Technomide Corporation @TechnomideCorp

almost 7 years ago

#technomide #nasafact #prank #mars #fact #reality

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RS DesignSpark

@RSDesignSpark

almost 8 years ago

DID YOU KNOW? In 2008 NASA worked with Speedo to create the most drag resistant swimsuit ever. It was so successful that swimmers were actually banned from using it in many competitions. #NASAFact #SpaceApps

RSDesignSpark's tweet photo. DID YOU KNOW? In 2008 NASA worked with Speedo to create the most drag resistant swimsuit ever. It was so successful that swimmers were actually banned from using it in many competitions. #NASAFact #SpaceApps https://t.co/Axtn9J8F5p

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@RSDesignSpark

almost 8 years ago

DID YOU KNOW? NASA estimates that the value of minerals in the asteroid belt amounts to about $100 billion for every human on the planet. #NASAFact #SpaceApps

RSDesignSpark's tweet photo. DID YOU KNOW? NASA estimates that the value of minerals in the asteroid belt amounts to about $100 billion for every human on the planet. #NASAFact #SpaceApps https://t.co/zOEKOia9E5

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@RSDesignSpark

almost 8 years ago

DID YOU KNOW? In 2006 NASA scientists discovered a strange noise in deep space that was several times louder than anything they would expect. To this day they do not know what it was and it has been dubbed the "Space Roar". #NASAFact #SpaceApps

RSDesignSpark's tweet photo. DID YOU KNOW? In 2006 NASA scientists discovered a strange noise in deep space that was several times louder than anything they would expect. To this day they do not know what it was and it has been dubbed the "Space Roar". #NASAFact #SpaceApps https://t.co/EHOMfhbvfU

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@RSDesignSpark

almost 8 years ago

DID YOU KNOW? In 1999 NASA lost a $125m Mars orbiter because half of the engineers were using metric measurements and the other half were using imperial measurements. #NASAFact #SpaceApps @spaceappsexeter @TechExeter

RSDesignSpark's tweet photo. DID YOU KNOW? In 1999 NASA lost a $125m Mars orbiter because half of the engineers were using metric measurements and the other half were using imperial measurements. #NASAFact #SpaceApps @spaceappsexeter @TechExeter https://t.co/VdZUjUvv0z

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@RSDesignSpark

almost 8 years ago

DID YOU KNOW? The area code for Kennedy Space Center and its surrounding regions is 321 (imitating the countdown before liftoff) #NASAFact #SpaceApps @spaceappsexeter