Love planets? We're here for you. Want in-depth stories about science, tech and the people who use them? We have those, too. Apparently people noticed our site is up for a Webby. Voting is open: https://t.co/LCw4AJIQQU More @NASA nominees: https://t.co/axpJQQRHo4 #Webbys https://t.co/9HXexSM6mK

Heads up tonight, skywatchers (literally). The #Moon and #Mars will make an appearance together in the evening sky during the next couple of days. Catch more tips in this months edition of Whats Up: https://t.co/lIYysjWNNQ #MoonCrushMonday https://t.co/Q8Mj3n57vG

Over the past few days, our Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) spacecraft has been observing an active region on the Suns surface rotating into view. Learn more about our star at: https://t.co/SriuMGuQIA and see the latest images from SDO at: https://t.co/c15iPWs3OG @NASASun https://t.co/m9MjLOGONt

Extreme space weather: New observations show that in reaction to the solar wind, auroras at #Jupiter's poles are heating the giant planet's atmosphere to a greater depth than previously thought. https://t.co/2RT4Yj5dA5 https://t.co/qqU1weJxUD

The orbits of the known planets in our own solar system would fit well within the shadow at the center of the #EHTBlackHole image. Learn more about the image and how scientists collaborated to capture it: https://t.co/C8wVuXKMm1 https://t.co/XevhQY3YNZ

Four years ago today, our Dawn spacecraft captured this sequence as it approached the dwarf planet Ceres. This week, the Space Foundation presented the Dawn mission team with the 2019 John L. "Jack" Swigert, Jr., Award for Space Exploration: https://t.co/Ek3qp6l0FU https://t.co/wi2pq66gTP

Heres a close look at the same area, taken today. https://t.co/STRPpZfg7m

Soft rock, tough puzzles. @MarsCuriosity has a drilled a piece of bedrock and obtained a sample for analysis at a site that could be rich in clay minerals. It may help Mars explorers fill in gaps in the story of the long-lost lakes of Gale Crater. More: https://t.co/DUVgfJpsjD https://t.co/Nwx4jAtwEN

Today is #CitSciDay! Come celebrate by helping us search for new planets in the outer solar system like the hypothesized planet nine at https://t.co/sIg1XtmSRG. Meet other citizen scientists making discoveries in space, too: https://t.co/8nARvINLwy @backyardworlds #CitSci2019 https://t.co/WhQMESDkUO

On Titan, the mysteries run deep. During its final flyby of Saturns giant moon, Cassini revealed that some of Titan's methane lakes are surprisingly deep and perched atop hills. Learn more: https://t.co/39BS2VyLAQ https://t.co/MjhXYynzpu

Scientists on our LADEE mission have discovered that micrometeoroids hit the #Moon and release water vapor trapped below the surface. This new discovery about the Moons resources can help in our sustainable exploration of the Moon. https://t.co/ijwGRy1DnI https://t.co/2Iwiyx2HFN

Its five-year (so far) mission: seek out asteroids and comets. Our NEOWISE mission has released its fifth year of survey data https://t.co/QHC3o6NmZK https://t.co/EkJysl7NzD

The #Moons south pole is in @NASAs landing sites: https://t.co/UsGdMGEpJV #Moon2024 https://t.co/2jkyJ2hMAj

With this all-star* cast, youd think wed be a shoe-in for this years #Webbys, but its up to the public to vote by April 18: https://t.co/yFc6EEqL3U See all the @NASA nominees at https://t.co/axpJQR9iME *Ok, one star, but lots of planets, asteroids and comets https://t.co/1tFw42UxHm

Mercury gets a lot of heat, but not a whole lot of love until now. New results from @NASAGoddard reveal Mercurys inner core is solid and nearly the same size as Earths. Comparing the cores of rocky planets may give us clues to how these planets evolve. https://t.co/OFmM6Iamtx https://t.co/Uf1stC6t9s

Its down to the wire. Last day to vote: https://t.co/yFc6EEIlVs https://t.co/qOogIBmDkD

As we celebrate #EarthDay, here are views of our home world as it can only be seen from the distance of deep space: https://t.co/XBoxQlIGU9 #PictureEarth https://t.co/3s06pCvTQz