@NASAWebb

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From landing on Mars to launching the powerful @NASAWebb, it’s hard to beat the monumental achievements we’ve had this past year. But in #NASAScience our momentum doesn’t just stop, it keeps going! Here are 10 things I look forward to in science this year: go.nasa.gov/3IGw868

@NASAWebb

#1: First Images of @NASAWebb
Soon we will #UnfoldTheUniverse, looking to the first stars and galaxies formed over 13.5 billion years ago. I am so excited to see what this powerful telescope will uncover about our universe this year.

@USGS

#2: Celebrating 50 years of Landsat and the start of Landsat Next
Last year we launched @USGS/@NASA_Landsat 9, adding to the legacy of satellites tracking changes on Earth from space. Now, we celebrate the progress we've made as we continue to better understand our home planet.

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KinetX SNAFD

@KinetXSNAFD

@USC

#KinetXFeatureFriday Meet John Pelgrift, he has worked on #OpNav and #OrbitDetermination for #OSIRISREx. He works on operational data processing, OpNav planning, and software development. Before joining KinetX, he got his Master’s from @USC and Bachelor’s from @CalPoly.

@101955Bennu

His favorite memories were seeing the particles being ejected from @101955Bennu’s surface and when the sample was finally stored safely in the capsule of the spacecraft.

He says the best part of the project is getting to work with world-class engineers and scientists on an incredible project that has pushed the boundaries of spaceflight and human exploration.

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Méthode Scientifique

@lamethodeFC