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Studying the origin and evolution of life on Earth to inform the search for life elsewhere in the Universe. Follow @NASASolarSystem, @NASAMars, & @NASAUniverse

Around the globe...and beyond! Katılım Haziran 2008
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📢 Important: As part of NASA’s effort to streamline communications, this account will be archived on Sept. 1. For news, discoveries, and resources related to understanding life and its potential in the cosmos – please follow @NASASolarSystem, @NASAMars and @NASAUniverse.
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NASA Solar System@NASASolarSystem·
Hot science on a cold dwarf planet: Ceres may be cold now, but new research suggests it once had a lasting source of chemical energy. When combined with the briny water and carbon molecules found in its interior, Ceres may have been habitable. go.nasa.gov/45X1KSO
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NASA Universe@NASAUniverse·
Today at 3 p.m. ET — we're talking about artificial intelligence in the search for life and our Habitable World Observatory. Join here to ask questions live: youtube.com/live/xioQbOcja…
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NASA Universe@NASAUniverse

What will it take to find life on planets beyond our solar system? Our Habitable Worlds Observatory will be the first mission designed to find out! Share questions for Program Scientist Dr. Megan Ansdell and tune into #AskAstrobio on Aug. 14 at 3 p.m. ET: youtube.com/live/xioQbOcja…

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This week on #AskAstrobio we're talking artificial intelligence, exoplanets, and the future of astrobiology. Tune in below and follow @NASAUniverse for astrobiology news from beyond our solar system!
NASA Universe@NASAUniverse

What will it take to find life on planets beyond our solar system? Our Habitable Worlds Observatory will be the first mission designed to find out! Share questions for Program Scientist Dr. Megan Ansdell and tune into #AskAstrobio on Aug. 14 at 3 p.m. ET: youtube.com/live/xioQbOcja…

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NASA Mars@NASAMars·
A few interesting sights here: - The abrasion patch made by the rover is 2 inches (5 centimeters) wide - These tracks are about 300 feet (90 meters) away - This peak is 40 miles (65 kilometers) away! go.nasa.gov/4ooKDAD
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Mars is a dusty place – but every two years, the dust settles. The Perseverance rover's imaging team took advantage of this moment to capture one of the sharpest panoramas of its mission so far! Explore the full image: go.nasa.gov/4ooKDAD

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Our account might be going away, but the science we love continues. 💫 Follow @NASASolarSystem to get continued updates on astrobiology-related missions, science, and discoveries.
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Are there places on Jupiter's moon Europa where water is near the surface? Our Europa Clipper spacecraft will use its E-THEMIS instrument to find out. In March, the instrument went through a test run at Mars: go.nasa.gov/3Uhjylf

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📢 Important: As part of NASA’s effort to streamline communications, this account will eventually be archived. For news, discoveries, and resources related to understanding life and its potential in the cosmos – please follow @NASASolarSystem, @NASAMars and @NASAUniverse.
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Are we alone? To find out, we’re building the Habitable Worlds Observatory. This powerful space telescope uses proven technologies from @NASAHubble, @NASAWebb, and @NASARoman to look for signatures of planets that can support life — and maybe life itself. go.nasa.gov/44KCbT7
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Coming up soon – join our live Q&A at 1pm ET and submit questions using #AskAstrobio: youtube.com/live/inUtccCID…
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Our next #AskAstrobio guest, Dr. Amber Young, uses climate and photochemical modeling to identify clear signs of life in Earth’s atmosphere—and applies that expertise to develop new strategies for detecting life on distant rocky planets. Join her live Q&A on June 17 at 1pm ET: youtube.com/live/inUtccCID…

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Our next #AskAstrobio guest, Dr. Amber Young, uses climate and photochemical modeling to identify clear signs of life in Earth’s atmosphere—and applies that expertise to develop new strategies for detecting life on distant rocky planets. Join her live Q&A on June 17 at 1pm ET: youtube.com/live/inUtccCID…
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@NASAMars This finding helps explain how Mars transitioned from a potentially habitable world—with liquid water on its surface—to the cold, dry planet we see today. It’s a key piece in the astrobiology puzzle of whether life could have once existed on the Red Planet.
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After a decade of searching, @NASAMars' MAVEN mission has directly observed sputtering—an atmospheric escape process where solar particles knock atoms out of the Martian atmosphere. This long-suspected process likely played a major role in stripping Mars of its thick atmosphere. go.nasa.gov/4kXn7bu
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Where did Mars' water go? And why? These questions have long puzzled scientists. Now, after a decade of searching, @NASAMars’ MAVEN has made the first direct observation of an elusive atmospheric escape process known as sputtering, offering new insight into the Red Planet’s mysterious water loss. go.nasa.gov/3Z4oUTB
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What if colors hold the key to finding alien life? Get answers straight from the expert! Dr. Lígia Coelho joins #AskAstrobio live today at 1pm ET to discuss her groundbreaking microbial research and space exploration innovations. Bring your questions & share for a shoutout: youtube.com/live/9Xx06kt8K…
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@NASAAstrobio LFG! Dr. Coelho dropping knowledge on alien pigments—this is next-level astrobiology.
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Our next guest for #AskAstrobio is Dr. Lígia Fonseca Coelho, an astrobiologist who studies biological pigments of a certain color that she says could expand our list of potential candidates for habitable worlds outside our solar system! What color planets should future telescopes include in their search? Vote here: youtube.com/channel/UC14eJ…
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