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@NASAEarth
NASA鈥檚 favorite (habitable) planet. 馃寧馃挌 Studying Earth from ground to orbit.
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    Do you recognize this area? If so, you might be a Star Trek fan! 馃枛 This @NASA satellite image shows Vasquez Rocks Natural Area in Southern California. Multiple Star Trek scenes were filmed here, including an iconic battle between Captain James T. Kirk and a reptilian alien.
    Natural color satellite image showing the Vasquez Rocks Natural Area and surrounding area in Southern California. Most of the landscape is brown and mountainous.The Vasquez Rocks appear as a patch of curved gray stripes just below and to the left of center near Agua Dulce. Palmdale is barely visible in the top right corner and the Bouquet Reservoir is near the top left corner. Credit: NASA
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    NASA studies air pollution around the world to better understand what鈥檚 in the air and what it can mean for human health. #CleanAirDay
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    Sep 7, 2025
    Clean air matters for everyone. 馃寧 With missions like TEMPO, NASA helps track air quality across North America, helping communities plan for a healthier future. #CleanAirDay Learn more: go.nasa.gov/4m3UQ3d
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    Sep 3
    Fires are smoldering in Indonesia, which is in a severe and widespread drought. Some of these are tropical peatland fires, which burn slowly, release higher amounts of air pollution, and are notoriously difficult to extinguish.
    NASA satellite image of fire smoke covering much of Indonesia and Malaysia on September 1, 2026. The plumes are gray, with only some areas of green and brown land visible through the smoke. Red dots have been added to show where the MODIS instrument detected fires. The dots are primarily on the western and southern parts of Indonesia and often cluster together. Credit: NASA
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    Sep 3
    Puerto Rico鈥檚 wet season usually begins in May, but rainfall has been low this year. By late August, drought had spread across much of Puerto Rico, contributing to water shortages and rationing in some areas. NASA data is helping scientists track drought conditions.
    Map of Puerto Rico showing drought conditions as of August 25, 2026. Much of the island is shaded yellow, orange, and dark orange, indicating moderate, severe and extreme drought conditions. Credit: NASA
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  • @NASAEarth
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    From Texas to Maine, coastal wetlands and marshes are releasing over 1.45 billion pounds of carbon into the ocean each year. The finding comes from a study analyzing Landsat images and @USGS elevation data to track marsh loss in the area from 1985-2022. go.nasa.gov/3UxjvVD
    Astronaut photograph of the Mississippi River Delta captured from the International Space Station in 1985. The bird's-foot delta of the Mississippi River extends into the dark blue Gulf. Plumes of muddy tan sediment plumes swirl with bright turquoise coastal waters. Offshore, the water is a dark blue. Credit: NASA
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