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NASA Wants to See Your Pictures of the Sky. Here's Why

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NASA wants you to point your phone to the sky and take a picture of the clouds. For science.

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NASA wants to see your pictures of the sky. Here's why

NASA wants you to point your phone to the sky and take a picture of the clouds. For science.

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NASA wants to see your pictures of the sky. Here’s why

NASA wants you to point your phone to the sky and take a picture of the clouds. For science.

14 hours ago·Washington, United States

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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States 14 hours ago on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.

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NASA Wants to See Your Pictures of the Sky. Here's Why

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