NASA

NASA, the United States’ space agency, leads exploration and research in space, Earth science, aeronautics, and advanced technology. Its work spans human spaceflight, robotic missions, planetary science, astrophysics, climate and Earth observation, and research into aviation and flight. Through programs such as Artemis, the International Space Station, and missions involving the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes, NASA studies our planet and the wider universe while developing knowledge and capabilities for future exploration.

NASA offers extensive public resources alongside its scientific and technical work. Visitors can follow mission updates, news releases, launch and landing schedules, live broadcasts, videos, podcasts, images, and educational materials. The agency also provides interactive experiences, apps, e-books, 3D resources, skywatching guidance, and STEM resources for students, educators, and professionals. Public engagement includes opportunities such as virtual guest programs, exhibits, speakers, internships, and citizen science activities. NASA also supports technology transfer and shares information about research, facilities, careers, and ways to work with the agency.