A big week for SMD Bridge Program team NASA. We're excited to share the Oct'22 community workshop report, with themes and perspectives from 100's of participants that inform early Bridge implementation. Seed funding proposals now being accepted through ROSES-23 Amendment F.23.

Attention Podcast Listeners: NASA Now Available on Spotify at nasa.gov/news-release/a… via NASA. Go here for Curious Universe: open.spotify.com/show/5NT0kUEUI…

¡Estamos muy emocionados de que Universo curioso de la NASA haya sido seleccionado por Apple Podcasts como uno de sus Programas que nos encantan 2023! go.nasa.gov/47VjFra

Fri Mar 29, is last call for NASA SMD Bridge Program Seed Funding Proposals this round. Basics: research partnerships, smaller institutions, student research opportunities, supportive mentorship. More info and resources at: science.nasa.gov/researchers/sm…

Very fun new episode about defending the planet, out now via ⁦NASA⁩’s Curious Universe podcast! An Asteroid by Any Other Name With Latif Nasser nasa.gov/podcasts/curio…

Do you want to help shape the future of NASA MOSAICS (aka Bridge Program)? Give us your feedback on our new call! You can find all the info here: nspires.nasaprs.com/external/solic… Including a copy of the draft, and how to submit your suggestions. Let us know what you need from MOSAICS!

One of the NASA SMD Bridge Program’s inaugural seed funding awardees. “COC Receives $300,000 NASA Grant to Expand Student Access to STEM Fields”scvnews.com/coc-receives-3… via @scvtv20

NASA’s Curious Universe is back!!

NASA's Pandora mission, a small satellite, is nearing launch after completing its spacecraft bus. Pandora will study the atmospheres of at least 20 exoplanets, focusing on hazes, clouds, and water, critical for habitability. Using a unique aluminum telescope, it will analyze

A lunar eclipse — as seen from the Moon. Today, Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander was able to capture something extremely special from the surface of the Moon: the Earth blocking the light of the Sun, creating a bright ring of light in the lunar sky.

One telescope. Nearly 1.7 million observations. Thirty-five years – and counting. Hubble's new 35th anniversary images show cosmic sites from within our solar system to our galaxy and beyond – a reminder of the mission's impact on every area of astronomy. ⬇️

RIP Mark Snow. Those iconic themes and melodies are and will always be eternal.

We're entering a new era of exploration, and you're invited. Subscribe to our Curious Universe podcast for a weekly look inside Artemis II, bringing you special access to the people, places, and teamwork behind our return to the Moon: bit.ly/498S0qf

“I cannot wait to hear their voices when they get to the far side of the Moon… There are a lot of places that human eyes have never seen.” Scientist Marie Henderson is training the Artemis II crew to capture and document their views of the lunar surface for all of us back home.

Meet Pandora, NASA’s first satellite in the Pioneers Program! Launching no earlier than Jan. 11 from Vandenberg Space Force Base, Pandora will study the atmospheres of worlds beyond our solar system to help scientists look for chemical "fingerprints." go.nasa.gov/49q6h0z

Pandora joins a long line of NASA satellites that study exoplanets, and gives us opportunities to connect to historic exoplanet missions and discoveries. In September, roughly 30 years after the first exoplanets were found, NASA’s tally of confirmed exoplanets surpassed 6,000.

Wow. LETS GO!!!

Leaving tomorrow, for 8 months off-world. These 4 will climb into their SpaceX capsule pre-dawn, headed to the International Space Station. The day before launch is deceptively normal - just another one in years of training. You can't let yourself believe it, or the emotions would drive