@NASASpox: NASA’s at max power again this week, from air shows to eclipses. Here’s what’s new in your NASA Minute: MAX POWER this …
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NASA provides a weekly update covering events like the solar eclipse, research aircraft developments, and an astronaut's departure.
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NASA’s at max power again this week, from air shows to eclipses. Here’s what’s new in your NASA Minute:
🚀 MAX POWER this November ☀️ Solar Eclipse 🛩️ @NASAAero research aircraft updates 🧑🚀 @astroironmike departure
Stay tuned for more next week! https://t.co/0FOy6OeXpi
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