jsr_ffd2Congratulations #NASAspitzer for 15 years in #space #TODAY! Check out the special #birthday releases: from most historic discoveries to a #VirtualReality experience and the #NASAselfies App! Find everything here: http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/spitzer15 Happy #Spitzer15!
NASASelfies in SPACE! 🤳 To celebrate 15 years of @NASASpitzer observing the universe, a new app puts you in a virtual spacesuit exploring gorgeous cosmic landscapes that you can learn more about. Download on iOS & Android: https://t.co/fzT5EsIifb #Spitzer15 https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1033399105073111040/photo/1 source: https://twitter.com/nasa/status/1033399105073111040
Designed for a 2.5 year mission, the @NASASpitzer Space Telescope has spent 15 years in space, discovering many wonders across the universe. Launched 15 years ago today in 2003, here's a look at 15 of Spitzer's top discoveries: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/jpl/15-of-spitzers-greatest-discoveries-from-15-years-in-space/ #Spitzer15 https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1033375451647959040/photo/1 source: https://twitter.com/nasa/status/1033375451647959040
Today, our @NASAspitzer Space Telescope celebrates 15 years since its launch. Designed to observe the universe in infrared light, the telescope has far outlived its initial requirement of 2.5 years. Learn about its discoveries: https://t.co/Y4q5QDFGFu #Spitzer15 https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1033355007331102721/video/1 source: https://twitter.com/nasa/status/1033355007331102721
RT @NASAspitzer: 8 days until #Spitzer15 and the last science story for this week on a really exciting @NASAspitzer discovery: The first de… source: https://twitter.com/nasa/status/1030545298052067328
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“8 days until #Spitzer15 and the last science story for this week on a really exciting @NASAspitzer discovery: The first detection of #water on an #exoplanet! 💦🔭 -based on “the best spectrum of an extrasolar planet ever taken”-Drake Deming. Find out more: https://t.co/k5VlRW1GTv”
Later this month, the @NASASpitzer Space Telescope turns 15! Designed to stay alive for 5 years, the telescope has now spent nearly 15 years orbiting our Sun in space, looking out into the depths of the universe. One scientist reflects: http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/explore/blog/400-14-Years-and-11-Months-in-Space-One-More-Month-to-Go-Before-Spitzer15 #Spitzer15 https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1027332382800719875/photo/1 source: https://twitter.com/nasa/status/1027332382800719875