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Think you know about @NASAWebb? It will be the largest telescope ever sent into space. It is the impressive result of efforts from 3 space agencies & will peer to the edges of the visible universe using never before developed technology. Watch: https://youtu.be/5l63I9JpWgA pic.twitter.com/b3f9q1FHd5

Building @NASAWebb is challenging. It required 10 new tech inventions, work of 100s of scientists, engineers & technicians + more. It is by no means easy, but it is expected to have major findings in every astronomy branch. Webb is worth the wait: https://youtu.be/kd71-d-o1Fg pic.twitter.com/BvLzAtqRw2

Our science leaders agree that @NASAWebb telescope is a complex & unprecedented undertaking. Together with an independent review board, they unanimously agree that Webb can still achieve mission success, now targeting March 2021 as a new launch date: https://youtu.be/M7mYVftosSc pic.twitter.com/wTDsqJ9Hbd

An independent review of @NASAWebb telescope that addresses a range of factors influencing schedule & performance is complete, unanimously recommending development of the telescope continue. We've established a new launch date of March 30, 2021. More: https://go.nasa.gov/2KpYuXi pic.twitter.com/ZMHRPT7F7E

LIVE NOW: Our experts provide an update on our @NASAWebb telescope & share findings of an external independent review board. Webb will be the world's premier infrared space observatory & the biggest astronomical science telescope ever built. Listen live: https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/wtuWQfJU3Y

Today at 1pm ET, our experts will provide an update on our @NASAWebb Space Telescope, the most ambitious and complex space science observatory ever built. Details: https://go.nasa.gov/2Mq4iNI pic.twitter.com/pbGzAUdLAk

X.... Experimental... @NASAAero's newest experimental aircraft, designed with quiet supersonic technology and intended to help open a new era in faster-than-sound air travel over land, will now forever be known in the history books as the X-59 QueSST: https://go.nasa.gov/2Mp9vWb pic.twitter.com/u3qtHujuGg

Our @NASAWebb Space Telescope is the most ambitious and complex space science observatory ever built. Starting at 1 pm ET, listen to our experts provide an update on the telescope and share findings of an external independent review board. Details: https://go.nasa.gov/2KpaPuN pic.twitter.com/73tJdCoPh1

We’re inviting social media users to go behind-the-scenes on one of our research vessels before we embark on an oceanographic expedition to study microscopic plankton and their impacts on Earth’s carbon cycle. Apply to attend: https://go.nasa.gov/2MsMcdU pic.twitter.com/TyhpgojBEn

So you want to go to Mars? Getting there is hard, but surviving on the Red Planet is harder. Listen to episode one of the #NASARocketRanch podcast to learn how we’re preparing to take humans to the Moon and then to Mars. Listen and subscribe: https://go.nasa.gov/2KrqZ3L pic.twitter.com/0Rw9ri4zkJ

HAPPENING NOW: Broadcasting LIVE from our Airspace Operations Lab, @NASAAmes experts discuss technologies for managing drone traffic. Watch: https://go.nasa.gov/2MnS0FA pic.twitter.com/wrvGsFuMYc

What’s the best way to manage drone traffic? Starting at 5pm ET, our Ames Research Center will provide a behind-the-scenes look at our Airspace Operations Lab as experts discuss technologies for managing drone traffic. Watch: https://go.nasa.gov/2KlOhba pic.twitter.com/rROlqUcBEt

The catalog of images named after French astronomer Charles Messier includes some of the most fascinating astronomical objects that can be observed from Earth’s Northern Hemisphere. Take a closer look at images captured by our @NASAHubble telescope: https://go.nasa.gov/2KjWLTp .pic.twitter.com/TWcNgYzYkf

Interested in attending a @NASASocial? Apply to join us and a team of experts Aug. 9 in Seattle as we preview a seaborne expedition to study the ocean’s #TwilightZone: https://go.nasa.gov/2IqKkA2 pic.twitter.com/n5y9Bv7k5L

We’re sending a helicopter to Mars! As the first helicopter to ever fly on a planetary body other than Earth, our #Marscopter will deliver exciting new technology that could change the way we explore the Red Planet: https://go.nasa.gov/2IuVovY pic.twitter.com/3hi2xkMXXh