The ground platform structure that launched Artemis II is completing its move back to NASA's Kennedy Space Center's Vehicle Assembly Building, ahead of preparations for Artemis III. Watch the Mobile Launcher roll on our static feed: youtube.com/watch?v=zgnmbC…

A new Golden Age of exploration is here and we’re building the team to lead it. NASA Force applications open today at 1pm ET. Join NASA through a 1–2 year appointment and work on the missions pushing America higher, farther, and faster than ever before.

A historic mission behind us, with more ahead. 🌕 Artemis II crew returns home 🔧 Artemis III preparations begin ✈️ X-59 ramps up flight testing 🛰️ Cygnus arrives at the ISS 🌌 SPHEREx maps interstellar ice Here’s the latest in the NASA Minute!

5,000 light-years from Earth, stars are forming in the Trifid Nebula. Our orbiting Hubble telescope is taking a close look: go.nasa.gov/4tX1BYL

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is in final preparations for an early September launch, eight months AHEAD of schedule and UNDER budget. This milestone is the result of more than a decade of dedication and millions of hours of work by NASA and our industry partners. Their

Our Curiosity Mars rover has been studying the Red Planet since it first touched down on Gale Crater back in 2012. Now, a new analysis has revealed the most diverse collection of organic molecules ever found on Mars—informing our search for ancient life: nasa.gov/missions/mars-…

How do we prepare for future Moonwalks through the Artemis program? One way is by practicing underwater! This 2023 training session with NASA astronaut Victor Glover in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory shows how teams practice using tools and navigating in a simulated lunar

There’s wonder above, below, and all around us. The salt flats of Bolivia blur the line between Earth and the cosmos. 🌍💫 #StepIntoWonder #WelcomeToEarthSeries is now streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.

Looks like Mother Earth is putting her best face forward for Earth Day with some spectacular Aurora Australis, or Southern Lights! I couldn’t look away from the International Space Station cupola window as I witnessed this magnificent Earthly phenomenon dance its magical ballet. Covering a

Our oasis in space 🌎💙 Seeing Earth from this unique perspective reminds us how special our home planet is. Download the 2026 Earth Day poster for a daily dose of inspiration: go.nasa.gov/3QVD5ZG

🚀 We have been getting ready for Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's arrival. We've made a few upgrades to give NASA's newest telescope an ultra clean place to process before launch! It will keep the space telescope clean as technicians fuel it and prepare it for liftoff.

A thank you, in their own words 🫶 The Artemis II crew wanted to share their thanks to everyone who followed along during their journey, and share a reminder that there’s still more human exploration—and Artemis content—coming.

Let's see… a five-letter word for happiness: space! 🦀 Hubble captures the intricate structure of the Krab, er, Crab Nebula in this image.

Our planet is a wondrous solar powerhouse 🌞✨ For billions of years, plants have been capturing sunlight and turning it into life—nature’s own incredible energy magic! #StepIntoWonder #OneStrangeRock is now streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.

By "time traveling" in opposite directions on two different sides of Mars, the Curiosity and Perseverance rovers are helping scientists reconstruct key details about the planet’s history.

Cosmic lightsaber. The Hubble Space Telescope once captured a photo of a newborn star shooting out two bright jets out into space. Much more energetic than a sci-fi lightsaber, these narrow beams are blasting across space at over 100,000 miles per hour. This celestial

Finding real-life Tatooines ⭐⭐ Scientists studied data from our TESS telescope and found over two dozen planets that orbit pairs of stars! For Star Wars Day, learn more about how these planets outside our solar system are formed. go.nasa.gov/4d3wbJA

Look out for the International Space Station the next time it passes over your town! You might see it in the night sky the next time it's nearby — download our NASA app to get notified, or look it up on our website at go.nasa.gov/4wmkiav.

A sense of wonder comes from curiosity. For director and National Geographic Explorer-at-Large James Cameron, that's the driving force behind the "Secrets Of" series, because by sharing knowledge, we can truly appreciate the importance of these animals.

Don’t let anyone dull your shine 💫 The heart of galaxy M77 nearly outshines the galaxy itself in this mid-infrared Webb image. Gas rapidly orbits the central black hole, heating up, and radiating light. esawebb.org/images/potm260…