💬 JUST RELEASED: Issue #9 of our graphic novel series!

From what to study in school to career paths as a scientist – learn how you can contribute to the search for life beyond Earth through a comic-book-style narrative. Download today: go.nasa.gov/GraphicNovels

Peak solar activity this year will give two NASA spacecraft – MAVEN and Curiosity – the opportunity to study solar maximum from Mars.

Their findings could help design radiation protection for future astronauts on the Red Planet. 👩‍🚀 go.nasa.gov/49X3CKb

Live, laugh, launch your career! 💖

The next round of Pathways Internships will accept applications from Aug. 14 - Aug. 21, 2024. These hands-on internships offer a direct route to conversion into a career with NASA.

Prepare to apply: go.nasa.gov/3WkdDOj

Join scientist and artist Dr. Aaron Gronstal at 3 p.m. ET today to explore ways to get involved with NASA's search for life!

Bring your questions and join here: youtube.com/live/95AWvN5G9…

'Becoming an Astrobiologist,' our latest graphic novel, will be released tomorrow alongside an #AskAstrobio Q&A with the author at 3 pm ET! Ahead of the show, we want to know which of the following core subjects of astrobiology are your favorite. Vote now: youtube.com/post/Ugkx4fVEV…

I've been sniffing traces of methane in Gale Crater for years, but why it's there and how it behaves has puzzled scientists. A new proposal suggests that the gas may be sealed under solidified salt deposits in the Martian regolith: go.nasa.gov/4aKfaS5

What an honor to carry a Message in a Bottle from Earth – including millions of names and tributes to our shared connections – when we set sail for Jupiter and its ocean moon Europa later this year. Thank you. europa.nasa.gov/spacecraft/vau… #Webbys

Happy launch anniversary, Hubble! For 34 years, this observatory has been providing clues about planetary formation and insight into life's potential in the Solar System—all while unveiling the beauty of the cosmos. Explore its anniversary image here: go.nasa.gov/4aLWCRD

With over 5,000 confirmed NASA Exoplanets in our universe and more to be discovered, help NASA search for potential civilizations from the palm of your hand! Celebrate #CitSciMonth and NASA Citizen Science by volunteering with the “Are We Alone” project today: go.nasa.gov/3QgqcWW

Europa’s ocean fascinates scientists, in part, for what it might teach us about the most important water world we know: our own. Celebrate #EarthDay with NASA Earth and explore the many ways we’re monitoring and protecting our planet’s water:
science.nasa.gov/earth/

Earth – a protector of everything we know and love, and a teacher for better understanding worlds beyond our own. 💙

Celebrate our beautiful home this #EarthDay by sharing a picture of your favorite place on this planet using #GlobalSelfie !

Why Saturn's planet-sized moon Titan is one of the most intriguing destinations in the solar system: science.nasa.gov/saturn/moons/t…

Make your virtual visit: eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-sys…

✅ One step closer to Titan! NASA confirmed the #DragonflyMission to Saturn's organic-rich moon. This allows the mission to progress to completion of final design, followed by the construction and testing of the entire spacecraft and science instruments. go.nasa.gov/4cXAQf8

April is #CitSciMonth and there are lots of ways to join in. Of course, we're partial to the programs where you can discover worlds, but you do you and NASA Citizen Science! go.nasa.gov/3TX4pox

The countdown is on to vote for your favorite internet moment – and #OSIRISREx & NASA Europa Clipper are up for awards! Help these teams secure #Webbys before time runs out on April 18 by voting below.

#ToBennuAndBack : wbby.co/40148N
#GoEuropaClipper : wbby.co/40002N

It's #CitSciMonth and we’re inviting everyone to NASA Citizen Science!

So what is citizen science? Collaborations between scientists and YOU. No matter your age or skill level, you can contribute to science projects that can help us make important discoveries: go.nasa.gov/43ZBx3j

As Sagan said, 'Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.' In turn, Mars Sample Return requires innovation.

In response to September's independent review board, we're rising to the challenge of an updated mission design to attempt to get samples back sooner, cheaper,