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This video about the beauty and science of auroras from NASA HEAT members Science Friday and UA Fairbanks was shared by WPBS. Watch to learn more about auroras and how scientists study them: youtube.com/watch?v=U3rWyi…

New blog post: Magnetosphere, Bz, & plasma, o my! 😮 The language of aurora science can be a learning curve for newbies, so we’ve created a list of some of the most common terms at a beginner level. Read more and please share! 🦕✨ Photo: ChristyTurnerPhoto/Aurora Media blog.aurorasaurus.org/?p=1555

NASA HEAT member arisa_lab has a new blog up on the Perkins School for the Blind Paths to Technology website! Learn more about the Eclipse Soundscapes Mobile Application and their work to create an accessible solar eclipse experience using innovative technologies. bit.ly/2VVoPEs

Have you ever wondered what the Sun is made of? The Sun is not a great ball of fire. It’s made of plasma, a state of matter made up of atoms that have broken down into ions and electrons. Plasma is rare on Earth but it makes up over 99% of all observable matter in the universe.

The NASA citizen science leaders workshop series is coming back on September 30, so more people can NASA Citizen Science! This fall, the series will focus on strong data practices for NASA citizen science projects. Learn more: nasacitsci.gmri.org

The #SpaceApps Challenge starts this weekend! Don't forget to sign up for this exciting event ⬇️

It’s that time again… For ~two weeks every two years, the Sun lines up between Mars and Earth, blocking reliable communication. For Mars robots, this solar conjunction means a break from new commands. Have a great vacation, NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover & friends! go.nasa.gov/2XX6ffH

Earth sails the solar wind in a ship of its own making: the magnetosphere, the magnetic field that envelops and protects our planet. ⛵️ New research using NASA data shows unexpected waves in the magnetosphere that form in response to the solar wind. nasa.gov/feature/goddar…

We are SO excited to announce the Space Apps 2021 Global Nominees! These nominees represent the top projects from the local virtual events and the Universal Event. Congratulations! 🎉 360+ were selected as Global Nominees! See our Global Nominees here: bit.ly/3vE44dX.

What do you think we’ll discover when we #UnfoldTheUniverse? Show NASA what you believe the NASA Webb Telescope telescope will reveal by creating art. More info, including deadline: go.nasa.gov/unfoldtheunive…

Physics teachers, want to bring more educational content about the Sun to your classroom? Join AAPT’s “Physics in an Astronomy Context” workshop, taking place Oct. 23 at 1pm ET. Learn more & check out upcoming NASA science education activities: go.nasa.gov/3C3IP7n

NASA’s #LucyMission is on its way to the Trojan asteroids, which formed when our Sun was but a wee baby star. 👶 ☀️ But the Trojans have changed since then -- partly from the Sun’s influence. More on our Sun’s effect on these ancient asteroids: go.nasa.gov/3bxsKLI

#Mentoring365 is working to create a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce equipped to address the challenges our environment and planet are facing. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3CWP6Tb

It's #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth! Recordings of the Indigenous Education Institute's webinar series "A Sense of Place: Indigenous Perspectives on Earth and Sky" are available online. Watch them here: indigenouseducation.org/multimedia/

Citizen science can help answer questions like "why was last night's aurora so wild?" Please help us fill the map with backdated aurora reports that scientists can compare with satellite data, so we can all learn more! Pass it on! 🦕✨

It's never safe to look directly at the Sun — but you can create a solar viewer at home so you can safely observe our star! Download this activity from UA Fairbanks Museum of the North so the whole family can learn about the Sun: bit.ly/3k3OZO6

Today is the 2021 #NASAStem-a-Thon! 💫 Tune in all day until 8 p.m. ET for the live event. You can also access the content and resources through Friday, Nov. 26! Learn more here: nasa.6connex.us/event/NASAEDU/…

NASA HEAT member Aurorasaurus is a great example of how citizen scientists contribute to scientific research, as seen from their many presentations at AGU

See this thread to learn about major news from Parker Solar Probe! 👉☀️

We can't wait! Only one year until the October 14. 2023 annular solar eclipse! 🌑☀️