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When @NASAPersevere landed on Mars, we not only made history, we lived out the dreams of artists who inspire our journeys into space. In fitting tribute, @NASAJPL scientists have named the rover’s landing site after @OctaviaEButler, the groundbreaking science fiction author. pic.twitter.com/UPYu…

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Watch a potentially hazardous asteroid glide safely past Earth on March 6th. If you’re not equipped to track down Apophis as it slips by Earth, Gianluca Masi’s Virtual Telescope will track the asteroid in real time starting tonight at 7:00 p.m. EST. buff.ly/2MNKE4d pic.twitter.com/PYyA…

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“One of the most valuable traits is persistence.” – @OctaviaEButler My team informally named my touchdown site “Octavia E. Butler Landing” in honor of the late author. Butler’s protagonists embody determination and inventiveness. go.nasa.gov/3bktTH4 📸: Ching-Ming Cheung pic.twitter.com/5ZmX…

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✨ Take off to the planet... Venus. Our @NASASun mission #ParkerSolarProbe snapped this image of Venus' nightside during a July 2020 flyby, revealing stunning views: go.nasa.gov/3sqqNqY pic.twitter.com/lwZO…

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