NASA Tweet Up - Washington, D.C.

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Rocketboom Tech's Ellie Rountree heads down to Washington, D.C. for the NASA Tweet Up.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• NASA
• TweetUp
• Space
• WashingtonDC
• EllieRountree

[Wabbitification]

@GuineaJay

This is not about tweets from space, or technology at all, they do this for the same reason that NASA has made a computer game, and even an MMO-game in the works, they want to create more attention to what they do, and by that create more interest, and possibly more people will go in that direction.. The more attention they get, the more people will get involved, cause us mortals see this line of work, as something that is way out of our reach, they want to change that.

[z370Toronto]

how i wish u were holding my mic!

[breannakeefauver]

thanks for this one

[hihosh1]

@MasterMike44 I got it, he wasn't in the world anymore.

[Hemulen40]

Huh.. I thought it said  ´twat up´ ... ) :

[MasterMike44]

haha nobody got his joke at 0:46 :)

[99hesoe]

@marcuelcajon I'm not sure having a belt of magnets near VERY delicate machinery is the smartest idea evar o.o

[ranjitcool]

did u notice how she holds the mike.. she is ok if she gets any older she wud not be any cute..

[Massap2]

@marcuelcajon Thanks Mate.

[peruface]

so hot