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The Jet Propulsion Laboratory advances science and discovery through NASA robotic missions exploring Earth, the solar system, and the universe.
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    We have you loud and clear! 📡 NASA is marking the addition of a powerful new 34-meter antenna to our Deep Space Network. The next-generation antenna will expand the communication and navigation capabilities of missions to the Moon and beyond.
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    Like sending your kid back to school, this group of JPL technicians and engineers are preparing to send the Roman Coronagraph instrument to space! Onboard @NASARoman is a technology demonstration called the Roman Coronagraph, a JPL-made instrument that will help scientists
    A team of seven JPL technicians and engineers pose in front of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope inside the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida with their arms crossed. They’re wearing blue clean room coveralls, masks, and booties.
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    Aug 25
    Congrats, @Caltech! 👏 OCO-2, a satellite, and OCO-3, an instrument on the @Space_Station, both identify where carbon is being emitted and where natural sinks such as forests and oceans are absorbing it.
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    Aug 24
    NASA has selected Caltech to operate the Orbiting Carbon Observatory missions (OCO-2 and OCO-3) beginning this fall. Read more: caltech.edu/about/news/nas…
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    Aug 18
    In Ethiopia, a NASA project has provided one of the most detailed views yet of the role of black carbon, or soot, produced by fires, diesel vehicles, and other combustion sources. The findings could help scientists better understand air pollution in cities around the world.
    View of the city skyline in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The air appears slightly hazy and gray clouds fill the sky.
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    Aug 14
    Venus’ greatest elongation is now visible! When a planet is at its greatest elongation, we observe the greatest visual separation between the planet and the Sun, as seen from Earth – making it an ideal time for viewing. This weekend is a great time to catch Venus, especially
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