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As we bid farewell to 2020, while it has been a difficult year for so many, one positive has been the steps forward we have made in space exploration.

Here is my top ten..

 1/ @SpaceX launched astronauts to space for the first time on May 30.

@AstroBehnken and @Astro_Wheels became the first two astronauts to ride aboard Crew Dragon.

It was also the first time that @NASA astronauts had launched from US soil since July 2011.
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA 2/ NASA’s Perseverance rover was launched to Mars.

Due to land on the Red Planet on Feb 18 2021, the mission – hunting for past signs of life- will last a year and also has the first helicopter to ever be flown on the planet!
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA 3/ Phosphine gas was claimed to be detected on the planet of Venus.

This could be exciting as it could mean simple life might exist on the planet.

But there is still a lot of debate around this discovery

https://t.co/2osWsfXzsP
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA 4/ Water ice was confirmed on the surface of the Moon.

Studies also showed it is more common than first thought, with water ice identified on the Moons sunlit surface.

Potential here is huge for future Moon explorers.
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA 5/ NASA’s @OSIRISREx mission touched the surface of the asteroid Bennu, where it collected a sample of the asteroid to be returned to Earth.

This mission aims to find out more about our origin and our destiny.

Where did we come from, where are we heading.
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA @OSIRISREx 6/ Four astronauts and one Baby Yoda flew to @iss aboard @spacex Crew Dragon in November.

This was the first official crew mission for SpaceX.
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA @OSIRISREx @iss 7/ Japan’s Hayabusa2 mission successful returned a sample of the asteroid Ryugu back to Earth.

Landing in Australia 6 years after it first launched to space.

The samples will help scientists learn more about the history of the solar system and where we came from!
Photo @JAXA
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA @OSIRISREx @iss @JAXA 8/ China’s Chang’e 5 returned 1.7kg of Moon rocks to Earth.

This successful mission made China only the third nation to ever return lunar samples to Earth.

Photo Xinhua
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA @OSIRISREx @iss @JAXA 9/ NASA announced it’s Artemis astronauts.

Among this group is the first woman and next man to walk on the surface of the Moon.

https://t.co/bQur88Fhsd
@SpaceX @AstroBehnken @Astro_Wheels @NASA @OSIRISREx @iss @JAXA 10/ And some of us (weather permitting) were treated to the conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter in the night sky.

Also known as the ‘Christmas Star’ it was last witnessed nearly 800 years ago..

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Good morning America! You all seem thrilled about Biden’s moon rock. Its symbolism, of the scientific and exploratory achievements that have been made – and will ideally soon be surpassed – certainly hits home.

What you might not know is that rock has an *epic* backstory. 1/x


This rock is known as Lunar Sample 76015,143 - an unromantic name for one of the geologic treasures brought back from the Moon during the Apollo era. This was scooped up by the Apollo 17 astronauts, including Harrison Schmitt, the only professional geologist sent to the moon. 2/x


But that’s not where our story begins. The rock's sage starts 4.5 billion years earlier.

I don’t know if you know this, but you should: the Moon is a hole-punched volcanic crypt, a place sculpted by huge impacts and strange, epic effusions of lava. 3/x


We don’t know how the Moon formed. But the leading theory, partly because it’s the simplest, is that a Mars-sized protoplanet slammed into a magma ocean-covered baby Earth. The impact debris formed an orbiting disk, and it clumped together. Et voilà. 4/x

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Saturn will be in Aquarius until March 7, 2023.
Saturn is now in a diurnal, air, fixed domicile.
Aquarius is associated with the myth of Ganymede, the youthful cup-bearer of the Gods. This is a nuanced form of servitude; to hold that which is true

and unattainable by humanity in your cup, but to hold a juvenescence that is coveted by our lords of time.
This tension of above and below, in a diurnal sign, is far from figurative language. This dimensionality, the divide of space and time, is preferred by the essential and

inherent beingness of Saturn. This is, indeed, the geometry of time. For as where Saturn in Capricorn holds the intimacy of placing one’s feet on the ground strategically; Saturn in an air sign holds the intelligence of negative space, of borderlands, of crossing between reality

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The rare occurrence will happen after sunset on Dec. 21, 2020, the start of the winter solstice.
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