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  1. 3 hours ago

    Is that foil on that satellite? Find out what really covers satellites and why engineers put it there at .

    18 retweets 36 likes
  2. 2 hours ago

    Happy ! In honor of the day, we've compiled some of our jelly greatest hits:

    Jellyfish: April 24, 2016
    This jelly, found during a dive at a site informally called “Enigma Seamount” in the Pacific, might not look real – but it is!
    65 retweets 73 likes
  3. 1 hour ago

    Teaching ? Register now for this 11/7 webinar: Water Water Everywhere? Will There Be Enough to Drink?

    10 retweets 9 likes
  4. Nov 2

    Launching in just 2 weeks, is more advanced than any other weather satellite of its kind!

    138 retweets 185 likes
  5. Nov 2

    Nov 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day. Learn about the inspiration behind it & its important legacy …

    99 retweets 84 likes
  6. Nov 1

    Love learning about ? Follow NOAA's this month for !

    November is known as the 'Deadliest Month' on the . Winter is coming, gales swoop in, visibility is poor.
    30 retweets 43 likes
  7. Nov 1

    Thanks for joining us for National . We'll be back next year to serve up more seafood stories & videos!

    16 retweets 22 likes
  8. Nov 1

    Whoo Hoo! Our application is online until 11/30/16 at 5 p.m. ET

    33 retweets 33 likes
  9. Nov 1

    November is the last month of hurricane season. Since 1851, more than 100 tropical cyclones have been tracked in the month.

    160 retweets 130 likes
  10. Oct 31

    Learn more about America’s October climate and see Climate Normals for some spookily named places:

    52 retweets 66 likes
  11. Oct 31

    Want to learn more about ? researcher & fellow, Symone Johnson, introduces 's new series:

    1:15
    Educators, don't miss our Creep Into the Deep 5-Part Series! Perfect for Halloween or really - anytime.
    14 retweets 23 likes
  12. Oct 31

    What were the top recreational fishing species (by pounds harvested) in 2015? Fisheries of US Report:

    40 retweets 38 likes
  13. Oct 31

    What is the Resilience Dialogues? Check out this new White House Fact Sheet on to learn more:

    10 retweets 7 likes
  14. Oct 31

    New blog: The Resilience Dialogues: Connecting Communities with Scientists and Practitioners

    48 retweets 34 likes
  15. Oct 27

    Science is spooky! Explore just how creepy things can get in the deep sea in our FULL MOON SERIES:

    Creep into the Deep!
    Are these Halloween creatures?! No - they are actual creatures from the deep featured in our Full Moon Series on bioluminescence, “Creep into the Deep”. Science is spooky!
    43 retweets 49 likes
  16. Oct 31

    Aaaaaa! have been spotted in the Caribbean & are challenging recovery efforts.

    20 retweets 30 likes
  17. Oct 31

    Could be turning the world's oldest mummies to black ooze? Find out w/this special post.

    19 retweets 21 likes
  18. Oct 31

    creature feature! Meet the sea lamprey, the vampire-like invader of the Great Lakes.

    78 retweets 89 likes
  19. Oct 31

    Happy from “Casper,” the friendly ghostlike octopus! Seen on expedition off Hawaii, it is likely a new species!

    Octopus: February 27, 2016
    During a dive to explore the northeast side of Necker Island, the Deep Discoverer remotely operated vehicle encountered this octopus, which is almost certainly an undescribed species.
    795 retweets 1,110 likes
  20. Oct 31

    Ghouls, ghosts, and... satellite graveyards? Find out what happens in the satellite afterlife at . Happy !

    58 retweets 73 likes

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