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  1. NASA chills as Webb Telescope mirrors are readied for cryo test at - 414 degrees fahrenheit. Now that's cold! http://tinyurl.com/l8xcby
  2. Next shuttle crew will answer questions on orbit in both Eng & Span. Submit now on YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/ReelNASA
  3. The crew news conference is expected to begin shortly after 3pmET. Watch live on NASA TV: www.nasa.gov/ntv
  4. Endeavour's crew news conference is expected to begin at about 3:15pET on NASA TV: www.nasa.gov/ntv
  5. NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and KSC Center Dir. Bob Cabana, both former astronauts, tour Endeavour http://tr.im/uWWl #NASA
  6. Image of the Day: Welcome Home, Endeavour: Endeavour kicked up dust as it touches down on Runwa.. http://bit.ly/eCvpy
  7. RT @nasahqphoto STS-127 Shuttle Endeavour Lands at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. http://flic.kr/p/6Kzbor
  8. @liihhh No McFly on this flight, but it's definitely in work to be played on orbit in the near future.
  9. Watch video of Endeavour's landing on the NASA TV You Tube Channel http://tr.im/uVTg #NASA
  10. Space Shuttle Endeavour Glides Home After Successful Mission: Space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven astr.. http://u.mavrev.com/wi6o
  11. Endeavour touched down at 10:48aET. After exiting, Commander Mark Polansky is expected to make a brief statement on the runway.
  12. Shuttle Endeavour rolled to stop at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., completing its 16-day journey of over 6.5 million miles in space.
  13. Endeavour has completed its deorbit burn and begun the descent for a 10:48aET landing in Fla. Watch live: www.nasa.gov/ntv
  14. The crew was given a "go" for deorbit burn. The 9:41aET burn will last 3-4 minutes, slowing Endeavour enough to begin its descent.
  15. Today's ~2aET wakeup song for the shuttle crew was "Beautiful Day” by U2 & was played for Tom Marshburn.
  16. The crew was given a “go” to fluid load. Drinking a lot of liquids will help the astronauts readapt to Earth's gravity.
  17. Shuttle Commander just told Mission Control that the crew is keeping fingers crossed that weather cooperates for landing today.
  18. New blog -- "My Big Fat Planet" -- about NASA's climate change work just started: http://tr.im/uTYr
  19. RT @AsteroidWatch Good Qs about asteroid mitigation. Read more @ http://bit.ly/3824QB . It also includes links to technical papers on topic.
  20. Check out the image gallery from STS-127 http://tr.im/o9Cr #NASA