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Sun-Earth Day 2010: Ancient Mysteries, Future Discoveries

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Come to NASA's Sun-Earth Day Tweetup!

March 19, 2011, Goddard Space Flight Center, MD

About the Tweetup!

Sun-Earth Day Tweetup

100 lucky twitter attendees have been selected to be part of the first ever Sun Earth Day - Goddard/Smithsonian joint tweetup! Participants will start their day with a trip to the Smithsonian Institution museums in Washington DC for a personalized tour focusing on the "Ancient Mysteries" Sun Earth Day theme. Then they will travel back to Goddard Space Flight Center for an afternoon VIP tour of the Integration and Test Facility and other Goddard facilities, getting a first hand view of the "New Discoveries" here at NASA. They will also be invited to the Sun-Earth Day live webcast hosted by NASA EDGE. Participants will meet NASA scientist and Twitter celebrities, as well as each other at the first Goddard-wide new media event.

This Tweetup will be the perfect opportunity to:

  • Meet NASA scientists, engineers and members of the Sun-Earth Day team.
  • Interact with twitter correspondents at Goddard Space Flight Center and independent tweetups in schools and communities across the country.
  • Take away memories and newfound connections, and maybe even some NASA swag.

This experience will be one you'll never forget.

Live Webcast and Tweetup!

The partnership between NASA EDGE and the Sun Earth Day team continues in 2011 with a ">live webcast and tweet up on Sun Earth Day (March 19, 2011) from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Join us as we explore both Ancient Mysteries and Future Discoveries. This year's unique webcast will include worldwide fan participation as well as local feedback from the tweetarazzi! Guest will include NASA Heliospheric experts, fellow tweeters and more. Send in your questions now, and we'll tackle them on the show.

Until Sun-Earth Day, please follow us on twitter and Facebook for updates and announcements.

About the Webcast!

As we get closer to Sun Earth Day (March 19, 2011,) check back here for the direct link to the live Ustream webcast. If you miss the live webcast, don't worry. NASA Edge will post the show as a vodcast within the week.

Until then check out our previous Sun-Earth Day webcasts!

Additional Tweetup information:

Tweetup Attendees are encouraged to stay at the Holiday Inn in Greenbelt MD

Public transportation can be used to get to and from Goddard Space Flight Center:

For all other public transportation information, see:

NASA Fact

During intense solar flares, astronauts see bright flashing streaks of light as a result of high-energy particles zipping through their eyeballs.