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How much water is on the Moon, and where might we find it? Our “Lunar Flashlight” will shine a light on the Moon’s darkest craters looking for water ice –– a vital resource for our future #Artemis explorers. Learn about the new CubeSat: https://t.co/DZjXcO0Ksz https://t.co/49hIoLfuMF — PolitiTweet.org

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LIVE NOW: #NASAScience Live answers all your questions about the asteroid close-approach on April 29! Although we are completely safe from Asteroid 1998 OR2, this is your opportunity to learn about Planetary Defense. Watch: https://t.co/9qmSwc2jJr https://t.co/9qmSwc2jJr — PolitiTweet.org

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Everybody loves an underdog. A close encounter with a black hole is an almost guaranteed way to tear apart wandering stars — but this red giant star survived to live another day. More from our @chandraxray observatory: https://t.co/Cm729e59NL https://t.co/OKUMinjb2g — PolitiTweet.org

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