Like LEGO? A new set features the iconic Saturn V rocket that powered our Apollo missions https://t.co/PHrZ6IdlLv — NASA (@NASA) April 1, 2017

@genecowan We're launching a series of Sentinels for @CopernicusEU to protect our planet, does that do it? https://t.co/x8fpZVAeGH — ESA (@esa) April 2, 2017

Follow the story of #ExoMars landing site selection with this great interactive map from @opmteam https://t.co/8C3Hi4tnca pic.twitter.com/2SexdoDxKv — ESA Science (@esascience) April 1, 2017

@AGTCnews @Thom_astro Astronauts do see stars during night (16 times in 24h) – it is a question of contrast filming bright objects, see: https://t.co/8TSAJdNdh2 — ESA (@esa) April 1, 2017

@amarsollier @markmccaughrean We're listening — ESA (@esa) April 1, 2017

@MLagoudakis @Cmdr_Hadfield Thanks for the explanation Manos — ESA (@esa) April 1, 2017

🎵 These boots are made for spacewalking 🎵 😉 pic.twitter.com/A3lqA9HH4j — Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) March 31, 2017

Update on @ESA_TGO #aerobraking #mars – mission controllers starting to see effects of low altitude #hang10 #bugguts https://t.co/oSpGIdslFF pic.twitter.com/g1Rs3uUgNm — ESA Operations (@esaoperations) April 1, 2017

.@Space_Station at night: pink lights = vegetable growth experiments, neon stickers = emergency egress path, green LEDs = electronic systems pic.twitter.com/6CnicMvGE2 — Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) March 31, 2017

@Cmdr_Hadfield Thanks @Cmdr_Hadfield ! Image by Europe's Copernicus #sentinel1 #radarvision #canada — ESA (@esa) April 1, 2017