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Three space-bound humans are prepping for tomorrow’s launch to @Space_Station. @AstroSerena, Sergey Prokopyev & @Astro_Alex will lift off on a 2-day journey to their new home in space at 7:12am ET. Watch live coverage starting at 6:15am https://go.nasa.gov/2szCr6l  Use #askNASA for Qspic.twitter.com/TaVmKvhu05

Engineers working on @NASAWebb, the world’s next great space science observatory, discovered “science is golden” when it comes to keeping the telescope safe in space. Get the details: https://go.nasa.gov/2szi35n pic.twitter.com/7deLni4VGT

We’re opening our doors for social media users to come behind-the-scenes for the launch of @NASASun's Parker #SolarProbe, a mission to touch the Sun. Apply to attend this #NASASocial event at @NASAKennedy in Florida July 29-31: https://go.nasa.gov/2JnIDEH pic.twitter.com/JNhaE6aKu8

Meet @AstroSerena. She’s a NASA astronaut that’s launching to @Space_Station tomorrow! What you might not know is that she has “twin” dogs, featured a rodeo event at her wedding reception & taught martial arts! Learn more about this space-bound human: https://go.nasa.gov/2Jk65Tn pic.twitter.com/YXoxN8aGVI

Saturn’s icy moon Tethys’ striking impact crater, dubbed Odysseus after the hero of Homer's epic poem, was captured by @CassiniSaturn on Aug. 17, 2015…before the end of the spacecraft's epic journey: https://go.nasa.gov/2JjtbJP pic.twitter.com/mJQRNqtC4M

We’re opening our doors for social media users to come behind-the-scenes for the next @SpaceX cargo launch to the International @Space_Station, currently targeted for late June. Apply to attend this #NASASocial event at @NASAKennedy in Florida: https://go.nasa.gov/2xQHx2W pic.twitter.com/7cbv0BsCX6

Kick back, relax & enjoy summer with a NASA movie night. Here are 10 space videos that you might want to check out! From watching 2 galaxies collide to learning the secrets of the Red Planet in 60 second chunks, put on your comfy clothes & watch them all: https://nasa.tumblr.com/post/174572811364/solar-system-10-things-to-know …pic.twitter.com/17vvkea6ib

NOW AVAILABLE: Imagery from @NASAEarth satellites that have observed two decades of planetary change. Learn how you can explore Earth as it looks now or as it looked almost 20 years ago: https://go.nasa.gov/2xQpl9E pic.twitter.com/nAGIC6Kyxt

We’re opening our doors for social media users to come behind-the-scenes for the launch of @NASASun's Parker #SolarProbe, a mission to touch the Sun. Apply to attend this #NASASocial event at @NASAKennedy in Florida July 29-31: https://go.nasa.gov/2svpWJ4 pic.twitter.com/GSlftQBE8I

Among the driest parts of the Sahara Desert, this @NASAEarth image taken through a window on @Space_Station shows the boundary between a major dune field and dark hills along the border between Algeria and Libya. Details: https://go.nasa.gov/2JdRYiA pic.twitter.com/HcBuQ29AHa

Rocket Roll! In two days, this rocket will launch @AstroSerena, @Astro_Alex & Sergey Prokopyev to the International @Space_Station. Details: https://go.nasa.gov/2xEbof7 pic.twitter.com/5OzNYoSW6J

An analysis lab on @MarsCuriosity is back in action! Weeks after successfully drilling its 1st rock sample since Oct. 2016, the rover is analyzing drilled samples from the Red Planet in one of its onboard labs for the 1st time in more than a year. Dig in: https://go.nasa.gov/2sx48N1 pic.twitter.com/wf2uAfOZ9l

Calling all social media users! Join us @NASAKennedy in FL for a #NASASocial where you’ll witness a cargo launch & meet @ISS_Research scientists who are sending experiments to @Space_Station! Currently targeted for late June, see the application & details https://go.nasa.gov/2skZQbC pic.twitter.com/OapbrmgdkV

Satellite data from our Soil Moisture Active Passive mission is now helping @USDA to identify global regions suffering from droughts or floods, even in remote regions far from rain gauges or weather stations. Details: https://go.nasa.gov/2JaDsfq pic.twitter.com/t66Owzn5Gl

Fuego, one of Central America’s most active volcanoes, produced an explosive eruption on June 3 that sent ash billowing 1000s of meters into the air. One of our @NASAEarth satellites captured this image, while another made observations of sulfur dioxide: https://go.nasa.gov/2xEk0CA pic.twitter.com/eNzibiIzdM

LIVE NOW: Hear from @NASASun experts about the frontier of space and why we’re sending the #NASAICON mission to study this region. Watch live: https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/DpKleOQot3