Thursday, July 9, 2015

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to God be all glory by His grace


Lord Jesus
please strengthen our faith send a rhema word


Isa 40:26
Lift up your
eyes on high,
and behold who hath created these things,
that bringeth out their host by number:
he calleth them all by names by the greatness of his might,
for that he is strong in power; not one faileth.







NASA

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Fast-moving
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emanating from a distant supermassive black hole undulate like a whip whose handle is being shaken by a giant hand. Details: http://go.nasa.gov/1LZ0ZKe #NASABeyond










 





 
As New Horizons gets even closer to Pluto and its large moon, Charon,
we are able to capture intriguing fine details on both surfaces.
In this image, we suspect the brighter areas seen on Charon are impact craters that could help us
 determine what lies beneath the surface of Pluto’s moon. More: http://go.nasa.gov/1LYYIyH Only 5

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We selected four astronauts to train and prepare for commercial spaceflights that will return American launches to U.S. soil and further open up low-Earth orbit transportation to the private sector. The four veteran NASA astronauts and experienced test pilots will begin working closely with commercial spaceflight companies SpaceX and Boeing to prepare for future human flights on those companies’ vehicles. More: http://go.nasa.gov/1J6tGyZ #LaunchAmerica
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Launching to Pluto! On Jan. 19, 2006, clouds parted as our New Horizons spacecraft roared into the blue sky. Now, after a more than nine-year, three-billion-mile journey to Pluto, the spacecraft is set for a July 14 #PlutoFlyby. More: http://go.nasa.gov/1LYr8c4 #TBT #ThrowbackThursday #TBThursday
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Eddie Fowler
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On a day so bright safe prayer for that drak night ahead of that journey
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The second instrument for the OSIRIS-REx mission was delivered today, and is ready to be installed before it travels to a primitive asteroid in search of water and organic materials. This will be our first spacecraft tasked with returning samples from an asteroid to Earth for study, and is scheduled to launch in September 2016. Learn more: http://go.nasa.gov/1goOyui #NASABeyond
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Jeff Anderson
4:48 PM
 
Battlebots!!
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We complete a lot of exciting research aboard the International Space Station, and today we recognized three studies at our ISS R&D Conference. The topics of these studies range in subject, but are all enhanced by the unique absence of gravity. More: http://go.nasa.gov/1goOivl 
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ronald moran
2:12 PM
 
, @ @ xgc. F ,v. Mm zm.n
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Are Pluto and and its large moon Charon similar to the Earth and our moon? Even though the two pairs are billions of miles apart, they have more in common than you might think. Learn more: http://go.nasa.gov/1goE91U Our New Horizons spacecraft is set for a close #PlutoFlyby on Tuesday!
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Marc Acrich
11:59 AM
 
This girl is so young , i'm proud of her
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After a more than nine-year, three-billion-mile journey to Pluto, it’s show time for our New Horizons spacecraft, as the flyby sequence of science observations is officially underway. This view from just under 5 million miles away is centered roughly on the area that will be seen close-up during New Horizons’ July 14 #PlutoFlyby. Details: http://go.nasa.gov/1gojoDp
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Aiyana Lynch
4:43 PM
 
I've been waiting since 2012
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We’re using satellites to improve how climate models predict the distribution and intensity of rain and snowfall events across the globe. Studies like this also allow us to observe the current state of the water cycle on Earth and set baselines for future comparisons. Learn more: http://go.nasa.gov/1go0ZXd #EarthRightNow
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Thomas White
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Oh please weatherman have not been able to predict anything they're wrong every time they open up their mouths they tell you oh it's raining outside and the Sun is high in the sky or the Sun is out and its pouring down rain I don't even look at the weather anymore because they're always wrong and refine it what are you going to do you gotta move the clouds around please that was an idiotic project it didn't need to be started somebody on our government probably come up with that stupid idea.
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The International Space Station is "a catalyst for our future, and it’s leveraging today’s innovation for our journey to Mars." - Deputy Administrator Newman

Full blog: http://go.nasa.gov/1JNkTYq #JourneyToMars
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Marc Shakter
7:18 PM
 
If real plans were developed there'd be a very real risk that once out there, people will stop looking at Earth governments and throw it all off like America did to Britain.. How is government on Earth going to tax and subjugate people on another planet?
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Shared publicly  -  Jul 7, 2015
 
Take a road trip on the red planet with Mars Rover Opportunity as it travels over 26 miles to the next study destination. We’ve chosen Marathon Valley as the next work location so that the rover can take advantage of a sun-facing slope during its seventh winter on Mars. More: http://go.nasa.gov/1NLLt1N #JourneyToMars
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Ben Jenkins
9:30 AM
 
This is really cool.
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Shared publicly  -  Jul 7, 2015
 
Our Dawn spacecraft is safely continuing on its second mapping orbit of dwarf planet Ceres after a June 30 anomaly was reconfigured by engineers. The operations team successfully updated the flight plan, and Dawn will be on its way to completing its third and fourth mapping orbits of Ceres. More: http://go.nasa.gov/1NLuZH1 #NASABeyond
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Vera Nova
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+Ian Mallett lets do not forget that these NASA posts  are prepared for a highly excited  huge audience naively fantasizing by looking at the images.  No postmodern sciences or "right  terminology"  are needed here, only Spectacles and funny names. Pictures of some complicated space machines make people feel they are personally involved.  These are larger than any Roman theater.

We need to learn,  in all elementary schools, that No one can fly out of his own mind to see neither  objective reality or "deep universes".

What do we actually may see while doing something we cannot comprehend??  It might be a great journey ahead of us into very nature of our realities, well, we can begin to make true discoveries  than,   if we will survive our own aggressive stupidity and its "methods".
  Smile :) Cheers!
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Researchers and NASA leaders are meeting in Boston this week from July 7 - 9 for the 4th annual International Space Station Research and Development Conference. The event brings together leaders from industry, academia and government for three days of engagement and collaboration on groundbreaking science. Read more about the specific events and special guests here: http://go.nasa.gov/1JLYfj7 #ISSRDC 
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Thomas White
Jul 7, 2015
 
Oh I wish I could be there at that conference too busy right now.
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One week from today: Our New Horizons spacecraft will fly by Pluto. The mission team is preparing to return to normal science operations today after a July 4 spacecraft anomaly. Details: http://go.nasa.gov/1JLNcGB #PlutoFlyby

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Sharon Azoulay
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so exited!
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Shared publicly  -  Jul 6, 2015
 
Did you know that some of the “biggest and baddest” black holes are actually buried under thick blankets of gas and dust? Their hidden nature makes observing them a challenge, but our NuSTAR Satellite recently caught a glimpse of five of these supermassive black holes. More: http://go.nasa.gov/1M8AYFv #NASABeyond
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sharon chong
4:20 PM
 
It's cool!and nice pictures,but many peoples still not so understand about this supermassive black holes.
That is mysterious universe.but we just only can study this science subject.thanks for sharing.
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Shared publicly  -  Jul 6, 2015
 
Your flowers aren’t the only thing blooming this summer. Our Aqua satellite captured this stunning image of phytoplankton blooms in the North Sea. These plantlike organisms tend to be most abundant in late spring and early summer due to high levels of nutrients in the water and increasing sunlight. http://go.nasa.gov/1M80vyp #EarthRightNow
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Teresa m Evans
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Nice place to live
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