Help shape the future of space with NASA! We're seeking public input on our draft Low Earth Orbit Microgravity Strategy—NASA's roadmap to the future of human-enabled microgravity research. We invite you to share your comments and perspectives by Sept. 27.

Every day, women across every corner of NASA lift humanity to new possibilities on Earth, in the skies, and in the stars. On #WomensEqualityDay, we celebrate and honor the trailblazing women who paved the way for progress and continue to help us reach new heights.

Mars ready 🚀🔴 NASA science onboard @rocketlab’s twin spacecraft will liftoff from Space Launch Complex 36 for the inaugural launch of @BlueOrigin’s New Glenn rocket as part of the agency’s ESCAPADE mission, targeted for NET Oct. 13. Media invite: go.nasa.gov/3Z1qF4S

Great news: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope just passed another milestone. Technicians at NASA Goddard concluded key tests on Roman's Solar Array Sun Shield, which will power and protect the spacecraft as it traverses the cosmos. Full speed ahead!

Our home planet has some extreme environments! Studying those places can help inform our missions searching for life elsewhere. From the lava fields of Iceland to the undersea volcanoes of Santorini, follow NASA scientists as they explore Our Alien Earth: go.nasa.gov/3Xlg2bE

.NASA Europa Clipper has its wings! Engineers at NASA's Kennedy Space Center outfitted the spacecraft with solar arrays, measuring 46.5 ft in length which will power its journey to Jupiter's icy moon. This is an exciting step in our search for habitable worlds beyond Earth.

A new spacecraft is coming together at JPL! Meet NEO Surveyor, NASA's first space telescope designed for planetary defense. It will rely on curved mirrors to focus light onto infrared detectors – and they're being installed and aligned now. go.nasa.gov/3YWN2Z4

Congrats to Blue Origin on its #NS26 mission and to the NASA-funded researchers who acquired valuable data in flight! Helping researchers leverage commercial suborbital flight testing to advance space tech is critical to meet our future exploration goals.

Sail deployment achieved! Our Advanced Composite Solar Sail System has successfully unfurled its sail & will use sunlight for propulsion as it orbits Earth, testing next-generation technologies that will help enable future missions at the Moon & beyond: go.nasa.gov/3XovKTm

Labor Day is about the working people who make so much of the American experiment possible. Here at NASA, it's about our workforce—the NASA wizards who do the impossible. I'm proud to work alongside you. Wishing a Happy #LaborDay to all!

Take a first look at data collected from our twin PREFIRE satellites—NASA's latest climate mission that studies heat loss from Earth's polar regions. nasa.gov/missions/prefi…

Great News: Our BurstCube satellite has observed its first gamma-ray burst! Deployed into orbit in April, BurstCube is hard at work searching the cosmos for our universe's most powerful explosions. They grow up so fast 🥹 go.nasa.gov/3XtM713

We will never forget 9/11. One way to remember is by giving back to help those in need. If you are seeking an opportunity to help others, consider participating in the AmeriCorps September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance. More info here: americorps.gov/join/find-volu…

🌟 The NASA Administrator joined us in Florida last week to take a peak at NASA Europa Clipper! Bill Nelson visited the spacecraft (the largest NASA has ever developed for a planetary mission!) inside the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.

The Space Launch System is coming together at NASA's Kennedy Space Center! Soon, our #Artemis II astronauts will embark on their journey around the Moon—opening the door for a new chapter of awe and discovery.

Ran into some of our hard-working NASA Internships at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Hearing their unique perspectives, passions, and plans for the future always puts a smile on my face—it's contagious!

Voyager 1 redefined the boundaries of space exploration and expanded our understanding of the cosmos in ways we never imagined. Today, we celebrate 47 years of this extraordinary mission and remind ourselves of humanity's boundless potential when we reach for the stars.