

Each of the new game levels represent a planet, comet or satellite, allowing players to explore the solar system and learn fun facts while playing the mobile game. Space videos and direct links to the NASA website have also been incorporated into the app to help users increase their knowledge of each topic.
“We’re excited to collaborate with Rovio on this largest update ever to 'Angry Birds Space,'" says David S. Weaver, associate administrator for communications, NASA Headquarters in Washington. "Everyone who plays will find surprises that take you to more information about our missions of discovery and exploration in our solar system and beyond. It comes as NASA is about to complete the first-ever assessment of our solar system with the arrival of New Horizons at Pluto, July 14.”
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