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Today’s the longest day of the year and you can thank Earth’s tilt for the extra sunshine. The Northern Hemisphere is soaking up max daylight during the summer solstice. Enjoy it while it lasts!: tumblr.com/nasa/786887436…

The Sun unleashed an X1.9-class solar flare on June 19, captured by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. While Earth’s atmosphere blocks harmful radiation like this, strong flares can still disrupt GPS and communications. go.nasa.gov/4k4bTB8

46 million light-years away, a textbook spiral galaxy takes centerstage. Hubble’s view of NGC 3507 shows sweeping arms, dusty clouds and brilliant star clusters all in stunning detail. The universe does symmetry well. go.nasa.gov/43EV9Ky

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe completed its 24th close approach to the Sun on June 19, matching its record distance of 3.8 million miles from the surface and equalling its record-setting speed of 430,000 miles per hour: go.nasa.gov/44s8yHg

From distant exoplanets and star-forming nurseries to ancient galaxies near the edge of time, NASA Webb Telescope is unfolding the universe, one discovery at a time. But how did this groundbreaking mission come to life? Watch Cosmic Dawn and uncover the untold story behind the making of

Habitability of a planet is just about being the right distance from a star. New research shows how a planet’s spin, tilt and orbit all line up to be suitable for land-based lifeforms to thrive. It’s a delicate dance and Earth nailed it!: science.nasa.gov/blogs/earth-sc…

We won an Emmy! Our live broadcast coverage of the 2024 total solar eclipse received this year's Emmy Award for Outstanding Live News Special. Get the details: go.nasa.gov/4k9jIpa

This is an eclipsing binary, a pair of stars that orbit each other, blocking each other's light as they pass. Thanks to citizen scientists, over 10,000 of these rare systems have been found and could help us gain insight on star formation and the search for exoplanets. Learn

60 million light-years away, galaxy IC 758 once hosted a massive supernova known as SN 1999bg. This Hubble view reveals a peaceful-looking spiral, but astronomers are still uncovering clues about the star that exploded here: go.nasa.gov/43JTlkE

Small galaxy, big star power. Just 12.5 million light-years away, NGC 4449 is a dwarf starburst galaxy, forming stars at a furious pace. Hubble’s latest view reveals brilliant young stars lighting up the galaxy from edge to edge: go.nasa.gov/4e8bHiG

Cosmic collision alert! 💥 NASA Webb Telescope zoomed in on the Bullet Cluster, and delivered BIG. Using its powerful near-infrared vision, #Webb revealed hidden galaxies and helped scientists map elusive dark matter with stunning precision. Explore the cosmic wreckage:

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Radio waves got us this far. Lasers are what’s next. When #Artemis II launches, NASA will demo laser communications capabilities from the Moon, beaming back high-def video and science data at record speeds. go.nasa.gov/3TjXjKL

A unique new material that shrinks when heated and expands when cooled could help enable the ultra-stable space telescopes that future NASA missions will need to search for habitable worlds beyond our solar system: go.nasa.gov/3TUq158

For three years, NASA Webb Telescope has shattered expectations and rewritten what we thought we knew about the universe. Here are 10 discoveries that blew scientists’ minds: science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/…

📣Discovery alert! One of NASA's planetary defense telescopes first observed an interstellar comet passing through our solar system. The comet is the third object we've found that has come from outside our solar system. It poses no threat to Earth. science.nasa.gov/blogs/planetar…

This #4thofJuly, the fireworks don’t stop at Earth’s atmosphere. Let's turn our eyes to the cosmos for some real stellar sparklers. Happy Independence Day!

There’s a cosmic tourist in our solar system. Meet 3I/ATLAS: a newly discovered interstellar comet flying in from deep space. It’ll buzz closest to the Sun this October just inside Mars' orbit. It poses no threat to Earth. science.nasa.gov/blogs/planetar…

What’s up for July, skywatchers! This month, Venus will brighten your early mornings and Mars will shine bright in the evenings. Plus, search for the “eagle” constellation high in the night sky. More skywatching tips: go.nasa.gov/whatsup

The #LucyMission team has released new images from its flyby of asteroid Donaldjohanson, a rough, cratered, peanut-shaped relic of the early solar system. This successful pass was a dress rehearsal for Lucy’s big mission: visiting the Jupiter Trojans. go.nasa.gov/40yncKI