RT @sen: In case you missed it: Cracking the code of the interstellar boundary > http://t.co/yOBfF48m #IBEX #Space | View original | Reply | Retweet →

I am currently 13 hrs 38 mins 11 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2012:037:2L) | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @NASAGoddard: Some interesting tidbits to share at your SB party! rt @JPMajor: Where you can find @NASA in the #SuperBowl http://t.co ... | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @NASA: The Super Bowl cities as seen from space courtesy of our Landsat 7 satellite http://t.co/nS0wWEqQ #superbowl | View original | Reply | Retweet →

Some interesting tidbits to share at your SB party! rt @JPMajor: Where you can find @NASA in the #SuperBowl http://t.co/bSkizFc7 #SB46 | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @NASATweetup: 24 hrs left to register for #NASATweetup @NASAGlenn on March 2! Register now: http://t.co/7fzEgIAz FAQ: http://t.co/6mi ... | View original | Reply | Retweet →

Sister ship Voyager1 is 16 hrs 38 mins 08 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2012:036:1L) | View original | Reply | Retweet →

MT @NASA: NASA and electric cars? Check out @NASAAmes partnership with KleenSpeed: http://t.co/0tUxnJ7r | View original | Reply | Retweet →

I am currently 13 hrs 38 mins 09 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2012:036:2L) | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @NASAhistory: Charles Lindbergh is still "flying" for NASA - @SOFIAtelescope 747SP is named "Clipper Lindbergh" - read more: http://t ... | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @NASAhistory: This is it! Today is the last day to get in those applications to be a 2012 summer intern @NASAHistory. How? http://t.c ... | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @Gizmodo: Watch this: the superbowl cities from... spaaaaaaace http://t.co/VLLNZGQ4 | View original | Reply | Retweet →

@majam_fire_blue Thank you for your kind thoughts. | View original | Reply | Retweet →

@kernow76 16H:38M:11S of travel at light speed=17,954,870,102 km,but most usefully,it's how long signals tk 2 get from V1 2 Earth(or back) | View original | Reply | Retweet →

Sister ship Voyager1 is 16 hrs 38 mins 09 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2012:035:1L) | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @Gizmodo: NASA is making planes that can fly even when they're falling apart: http://t.co/jBDHSMD3 Care for a ride? | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @NASA: Can NASA technology save billions of $$ around the world?  You bet it can! Here's one example. http://t.co/ctpoOsXY | View original | Reply | Retweet →

@sandiewg Main diff is wht thy r mde of.Asts:metals&rock; cmts:ice,dust&rock.Asts frmd closer2sun(2wm4ices).Cmts fmed whre ices wldnt melt | View original | Reply | Retweet →

I am currently 13 hrs 38 mins 08 secs of light-travel time from Earth (2012:035:2L) | View original | Reply | Retweet →

@spacevegan There's really not much there @ all-the movies give completely the wrong impression.It's still v hard2 hit something there! | View original | Reply | Retweet →

RT @MarsCuriosity: Think Brady & Manning throw long spirals? I'll go 352+ million miles to "touchdown" in Gale Crater. http://t.co/o10zK ... | View original | Reply | Retweet →

It's time for a Blueshift Ponders - sound off about what you'd like to find on an exoplanet! More: http://t.co/YNlockYD | View original | Reply | Retweet →

@fiftwitty I'm moving at ~55,600km/h relative to Sun, and Earth is orbiting at ~107,000km/h | View original | Reply | Retweet →

@samlennox Happy to answer any questions about the 'sciencey bits'! | View original | Reply | Retweet →

@samdad77 Orbital speeds slow as they get farther from the Sun - and the Sun has been pulling on Voyager for 33+ years. | View original | Reply | Retweet →