Gateway's Power and Propulsion Element will revolutionize deep space science and discovery. As work progresses, Gateway draws nearer to its mission supporting NASA Artemis exploration of the Moon and beyond. go.nasa.gov/3SZcLvX

Got a taste for some freshly farmed space vegetables? 🥕 🥬 🌽 Astronauts with such a craving may one day be in luck thanks to a new idea that proposes seeding asteroids with fungi to produce farmable soil. ➡ go.nasa.gov/3oBWcqB

We're excited to have two payloads supported by our Flight Opportunities program flying aboard this upcoming flight. Read more about these technologies: go.nasa.gov/4cDkYNp

Celebrate #WomensEqualityDay with us by learning more about some of the women who worked tirelessly for women’s rights at NASA – and inspired others to do the same here and elsewhere.

We worked with the USDA Forest Service & Aerostar to test tech for providing cell phone coverage and heat/spatial images from the stratosphere to inform wildland firefighting on the ground. More about the 11-day test of STRATO aboard a high-altitude balloon:

Mission managers are analyzing deployment efforts of the Advanced Composite Solar Sail System. See more at: go.nasa.gov/3XgI0Fr

Does NASA Technology fascinate you? Can you turn a creative idea into a real-world application? Do you want to be an entrepreneur? The MITTIC spinoff challenge is your #SpaceToPitch!💡 Proposals are due Oct. 16. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/nasamittic

On Aug. 29 at 1pm ET, #AskAstrobio welcomes Dr. Richard Camilli, who led an expedition to Santorini's undersea volcanoes testing NASA Technology to discover life on ocean worlds. Watch our new documentary following their journey and bring your questions: youtube.com/live/xGNIZwtO7…

For the first time, a NASA-funded researcher will fly with their experiment on a commercial suborbital rocket on Blue Origin's #NS26 flight! One of two NASA-supported payloads, a FLORIDA researcher will study how changes in gravity affect plant biology: go.nasa.gov/4dIXXKo

Calling all students and teachers! Join us Sept. 4 to hear how students of all ages can access flight tests. Learn how to get involved with our TechRise Student Challenge and CubeSat Launch Initiative by their November deadlines: go.nasa.gov/3yY7VIC

We're excited to have two payloads supported by our Flight Opportunities program flying aboard this upcoming flight. Follow Blue Origin for live updates and read more about these technologies: go.nasa.gov/4cDkYNp

Congratulations to Blue Origin and to the researchers whose payloads were tested in flight! Learn more about the technologies that were aboard, including the first NASA-funded researcher-tended experiment flown on a commercial suborbital rocket: go.nasa.gov/4dIXXKo

Sail deployment achieved! Our Advanced Composite Solar Sail System has successfully unfurled its sail & will use sunlight for propulsion as it orbits Earth, testing next-generation technologies that will help enable future missions at the Moon & beyond: go.nasa.gov/3XovKTm

Just in time for a Labor Day “sail”, NASA’s Advanced Composite Solar Sail System (ACS3) has successfully deployed! Solar sail propulsion systems like ACS3 can make future low-cost deep space missions possible. Learn more about the ACS3 mission to fly using the power of the

Check out our Sept. 4 webinar to hear how students of all ages can access flight tests! Speakers will highlight open opportunities such as our TechRise Student Challenge and CubeSat Launch Initiative as well as other hands-on NASA STEM experiences: go.nasa.gov/3yY7VIC

NASA’s Advanced Composite Solar Sail System is seen orbiting Earth in this 13-second exposure photograph taken on Monday, Sept. 2, from Arlington, Virginia. 📷: flic.kr/p/2qe5vjH

What’s up in the sky? Our Advanced Composite Solar Sail System! And it’s visible from Earth. Find it using the #NASA_App: nasa.gov/nasa-app/

A NASA-developed material made of carbon nanotubes will enable our search for exoplanets—some of which might be capable of supporting life! Learn how this material is formed and how it could be used in future NASA Universe space missions: go.nasa.gov/4cRMJBV

Shining, shimmering, tumbling Our Solar Sail is currently orbiting Earth, slowly tumbling as expected while the team characterizes its boom and sails. You can #SpotTheSail intermittently as it passes overhead using our tool in the #NASA_App. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3zahIvj

How did you spend your summer? Sixty 6-12 grader teams turned visions into reality when their science and technology experiments flew on a rocket-powered lander or a high-altitude balloon as part of our TechRise Student Challenge. Learn how you can too: go.nasa.gov/4e3h5CQ