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📡Precision from the Ground Up🚀 Last Friday, another critical piece of global infrastructure launched from the #SpaceCoast with the deployment of #GPS III-7. 👏 Shoutout to our mission partners and launch teams who made this success possible. United States Space Force | Space Systems Command

We're taking a good look at the Sun. 😎 Why? Because its eruptions can knock out satellites, power grids and comms on Earth. MUSE, a NASA explorer we designed, will study the Sun’s corona 35x faster than before, helping unlock secrets behind solar flares, space weather & more.

Have you ever wondered how the Artemis II astronauts will see the Moon from Orion once they get there? 🌕 Through precision-engineered windowpanes, cut, ground, strengthened and pressure-tested to survive the extremes of space! go.nasa.gov/3HxnFGJ

Though our LM 400 tech demo mission was cut short, we made significant progress in maturing the technology through design, build processing and launch prep ─ before it even left the ground. Learn about the 10 valuable lessons learned that will inform future LM 400 development:

From cleanroom to orbit in just over 3 months. 🛰️ Our newest GPS satellite, GPS III SV08, recently launched and is now undergoing on-orbit commissioning—demonstrating rapid response and resilience for a critical national security mission.

One year later and still GOESing strong. 💪 A year ago, GOES-U lifted off to round out NOAA Satellites' GOES-R series. Since then, GOES-19 has been busy capturing advanced imagery and helping monitor lightning, solar flares and extreme weather.

NASA’s Odyssey orbiter, the longest-running mission orbiting another planet, recently captured Arsia Mons, a Martian volcano, in a first-of-its-kind view. Images like this help scientists track Mars' weather, clouds and seasons to support future crewed missions. Learn more:

"Like doing a cannonball in a pool!" NASA’s MAVEN mission observed sputtering, an atmospheric escape process that helps explain how Mars lost its surface water. This breakthrough sheds light on the Red Planet’s past and its potential for habitability billions of years ago.

Designed, built and flown by us, NASA Solar System's Lucy spacecraft is on a 12-year journey to explore the Trojan asteroids to enhance our understanding of the solar system's past.

It’s not just docking, it’s a deep space lunar tango, 240,000 miles from Earth. 💃🕺 NASA's Orion uses LiDAR, cameras and smart software to master rendezvous, proximity operations and docking (RPOD), setting the stage for missions to the Moon and Mars. lmt.co/44H2HOq

Powering more than maps. 📍 GPS III SV08 “Katherine Johnson” recently launched, joining the constellation that serves billions of users who depend on it daily. But GPS is more than just directions. Check out 10 facts you might not know about GPS that shapes our world: 👇

Star-spangled and ready to rocket! 🚀 The Orion spacecraft was recently transferred to NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems team ahead of NASA Artemis II—the first crewed mission around the Moon in over 50 years. Liftoff is targeted for early 2026! Happy #4thofJuly!

While the Lucy spacecraft continues toward the Jupiter Trojan asteroids, scientists are analyzing data from its April 20 encounter with the asteroid Donaldjohanson. ☄️ This timelapse shows images taken by the spacecraft a few minutes before its closest approach. Check out more

Lockheed Martin has unveiled a new proposal to take over NASA's beleaguered Mars Sample Return mission for less than half the current cost while achieving key science goals. space.com/astronomy/mars…