LADEE Launch Social

NASA hosted 50 of it's social media followers on September 5 and 6 for a behind the scenes look at activities leading up to the launch of the agency's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) mission.

LADEE is a robotic mission that will orbit our moon to gather detailed information about the structure and composition of the thin lunar atmosphere and determine if dust is being lofted into the lunar sky.

A thorough understanding of these characteristics of our nearest celestial neighbor will help researchers understand other bodies in the solar system.

[Vlammenzee]

same issue here, clearing cache might help though

[Sceppie]

Youtube is acting weird again, click this to begin -> 0:01

[kristianna]

I like these NASA get together s where they have a small room, and can't seem to get a full house. I have organized events that have pulled more people, and not just speaking to the choir. NASA seems to like talking to itself in very small rooms with people tweeting to even smaller rooms. The major media doesn't pay that much attention to these events, and I don't know if they any of the College stations carry feeds on their networks either. So who is NASA talking to, other than themselves?

[CYellowan]

If you want to debunk science, and stuff related.... what CREDIBLE stuff are you thinking of using? Proof? Well, then get to the scientific proof then!

Your evidence has to be so good, that it will fulfill some pretty high standards; i guess your education is related to all this?