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As we mark the start of #PrideMonth, we're reflecting on how far we've come while recognizing the work still to be done. There's space for everyone — all genders and orientations — in exploration and discovery.

MAVEN has been anticipating epic solar storms ever since the Sun entered a period of peak activity. NASA’s Mars rovers and orbiters have provided researchers with front-row seats to incredible observations of solar storms at Mars. Learn more: nasa.gov/solar-system/p…

Over the past month, our NASA Mars rovers and orbiters have given us a front-row seat to solar storms on the Red Planet. We're tracking flares and coronal mass ejections – even auroras – to study how these events unfold in deep space: go.nasa.gov/3XkArht

What happened to Mars' water? 🤔 Learn more about the recent study of water loss at Mars using data from MAVEN and Hubble. ⬇️

Happy Martian birthday to MAVEN! 🥳 #OnThisDay 10 years ago, the MAVEN spacecraft entered orbit around Mars.

In celebration of NASA Mars MAVEN’s decade at Mars, we recap some of the most significant scientific results of this unique and long-lasting mission and its ongoing exploration of the Red Planet’s upper atmosphere. science.nasa.gov/missions/maven…

Congrats, MAVEN, on a whole decade of exploring! For the last 10 years, NASA Mars' MAVEN spacecraft has orbited the Red Planet, gathering data about its upper atmosphere. Here are the top 10 findings: go.nasa.gov/3XtVxbu

Go NASA Europa Clipper! Congratulations on the successful launch, and MAVEN team can’t wait to cheer you on when you pass by Mars on your journey to Europa!

This week, the MAVEN team is meeting in Boulder, CO to discuss spacecraft operations, new science results, and the future of the mission.

Happy New Year... on Mars! 🎉 Because the Red Planet takes longer to orbit the Sun than Earth, its year is longer. 687 days, in fact. The last one was celebrated on Dec. 26, 2022. Confused? Don't be. This "Mars in a Minute" video has the answers.

11 years ago, the MAVEN spacecraft launched on top a Atlas V beginning its trip to the Red Planet. #HappyLaunchAnniversary

Attending #AGU24? Come check out some of the incredible science the MAVEN team is presenting this week: lasp.colorado.edu/maven/2024/12/…

In honor of MAVEN’s 10 years at Mars, NASA has released a special anniversary poster celebrating the amazing accomplishments of the mission and its journey to study Mars’ upper atmosphere. ➡️Find it here: science.nasa.gov/resource/maven…

Is your love for MAVEN out of this world? Download our Mars’ themed valentines, made by the MAVEN team! #ValentinesDay lasp.colorado.edu/maven/educatio…

This weekend the NASA Europa Clipper mission performed a successful gravity assist at Mars! The MAVEN team wishes the best of travels as Europa Clipper continues it’s journey! Learn more about Clipper’s voyage ⬇️

Talk about a picture-perfect moment! 📸 NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover has captured the first visible-light aurora from the surface of Mars! Coordinating with MAVEN, the science team was able to observe green aurora caused by a solar storm in March 2024. Learn more: science.nasa.gov/solar-system/p…

In March 2024, solar storms led to stunning auroras across the solar system, including at Mars, where the NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover rover made history by detecting them for the first time from the surface of another planet. go.nasa.gov/3GSfXq4

Where did all the water on Mars go? For the first time, NASA's MAVEN orbiter has directly observed a process called atmospheric sputtering, which could be described as “doing a cannonball in a pool.” MAVEN's lead scientist explains: go.nasa.gov/4mInt7y