Today, following a July 9th meeting of Senegal President Bassirou Diomaye Faye with President Trump, the Senegalese Agency for Space Studies Miram Kaïré became the 56th signatory of the Artemis Accords At NASA we’re proud to build on President Trump’s legacy of global

56 years ago, American legends Armstrong, Aldrin, & Collins came home after planting our flag on the Moon—showing the world what AMERICAN GREATNESS truly means. 🇺🇸 Thanks to President Trump, we’re going back to the Moon—this time to stay. Next stop: MARS.

Today, 67 years ago, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, authorizing the creation of NASA NASA was founded to place AMERICA FIRST in air and space. ARTEMIS will KEEP AMERICA FIRST in space!

NISAR is successfully in orbit! The mission is a joint U.S.-India effort, negotiated by President TRUMP. Thanks to his LEADERSHIP & our friends at @ISRO, NASA is Making Space Great Again!

TOMORROW! Crew-11 launches from ⁦NASA's Kennedy Space Center⁩ to the ⁦International Space Station⁩. AMERICA continues to show up, leading in space. Let’s get to it!

Following Crew-11’s departure from the Neil A. Armstrong Operations and Checkout Building, NASA Acting Administrator Sean Duffy made an impromptu stop to talk to #NASASocial attendees about NASA priorities, including Artemis missions to the Moon.

Crew-11 maintains our dominance in low Earth orbit and gives us the information we need to reach even farther. President Trump is committed to seeing America return to the Moon and Artemis is how we get there. And this time, we’ll stay.

Proudly made in America. Our engineers, welders, and machinists are cranking out the cutting-edge rockets that keep AMERICA FIRST in space.

Godspeed, Crew-11!

During their time aboard the Space Station, Crew-11 will help drive breakthroughs in technology and medicine. Wishing the crew a safe and successful mission.

Every milestone in the Artemis campaign brings us closer to landing Americans back on the Moon and pushing onward to Mars. In about six months, Artemis II astronauts will journey around the Moon for the first time in 53 years. America rallied behind Apollo because it

What we learn on these missions is what’s going to get us to the Moon… and then onward to Mars.

Congratulations, Butch! Thank you for 25 years of service and sacrifice for all mankind.

.Secretary Sean Duffy on NASA’s Artemis program to return humans to the Moon: “The Moon is complicated, but even more complicated is Mars, and if we don’t start this process — the Chinese aren’t stopping. The Russians aren’t stopping. We have to push forward.”

We’re going to bring nuclear fission to the lunar surface to power our base. If you lead in space, you lead on Earth.

To stay on the Moon, we need a reliable energy source. That’s going to be fission technology on the Moon’s surface. This is about beating China to the Moon! This is the last frontier, and the Moon is the next mission.

Capt. Jim Lovell’s character and steadfast courage helped our nation reach the Moon. He embodied the bold resolve and optimism of both past and future explorers, and we will remember him always.

Splashdown! Crew-10 is back on Earth from the International Space Station, marking the completion of another successful flight. Our crew missions are the building block for long-duration, human exploration, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. NASA is leading the way by