RT @USGS_EROS: Go, Team EROS! Inside our 60-foot dome, our 10-meter antenna catches every pass that Landsat 8 or 9 throws—with a swift swivel in the middle to intercept every pixel of data. 📡 Check out our radome stats: ow.ly/sNkg50QyLw4 #SuperBowl

USGS Landsat

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RT @NASAJPL: So, wait... how big is a #DeepSpaceNetwork dish?

THIS BIG!

No matter who you are cheering for today during the #SuperBowl, we can all agree that the DSN is always a winner. It’s how we communicate with interplanetary spacecraft and explore the universe. 📡

NASA Technology

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RT @NASA: Is the @Space_Station the size of a football field, or is a football field the size of the space station?

Astronauts @LunarLoral & @AstroJaws are here with your yearly #SuperBowl reminder about just how big the orbiting laboratory is.

NASA Earth

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RT @audubonsociety: How much do you know about owls and their calls? You might be surprised to find that a few are... a bit out of the ordinary! Guess along with the video as we learn a few facts about these fierce birds on #SuperbOwl day. audubon.org/owls

UN Biodiversity

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It's #WhereInTheWorld Wednesday! 🌎

With the #SuperBowl just around the corner, we’re setting our sights on the New Orleans area this week!

Circled in red is a lake and estuary adjacent to the city, captured by the #NOAA20 🛰️ on Feb. 2, 2025. https://t.co/F5RGglXpbY

NOAA Satellites

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RT @JPSSProgram: Catching the perfect satellite pass over the #SuperBowl venue, the #NOAA21 satellite captured an image over New Orleans, LA, on Feb. 2, 2025. The game is set to take place there this Sunday. 🏈🛰️ https://t.co/fSUxXqEA4s

NOAA Satellites

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Did you know that Earth has hosted the #SuperBowl for 59 years in a row? And that teams from Earth win every time? 🌎🏈

Maybe it’s time another place in the solar system got home field advantage. Where would you want to host the big game? #SBLIX https://t.co/RzHJaR5IG1

NASA Earth

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🏈 Big game, big picture! While the Super Bowl plays out on the field, Landsat 8 captured the San Francisco Bay on Jan 14, 2026.

Dark blues = deep water
Green/tan swirls = mud & microscopic life
Bright patches = managed ponds & wetlands

#SuperBowl #EarthObservation https://t.co/uHQiWV6Gx7

USGS Landsat

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RT @JPSSProgram: Ahead of the #SuperBowl this Sunday, here’s Santa Clara, California from above! 🏈 🛰️

Captured by the #NOAA21 satellite on Feb. 3, 2026, this view shows the San Francisco Bay Area, home to the stadium in Santa Clara where the game will be played. https://t.co/XynB4ctA9g

NOAA Satellites

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Today the Seattle Seahawks face off against the New England Patriots in the #SuperBowl! 🏈

The @NASA / @USGS Landsat 8 satellite captured these images of each team’s hometown: Seattle, Washington and Foxborough, Massachusetts. Which team are you rooting for? #SBLX https://t.co/CbD1IHSrw8

NASA Earth

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