We’re teaming up with the @NFL to bring the excitement of America’s space program directly to fans! Catch our Inspiration Tour at four games this fall, including NASA aircraft flyovers before kickoff: go.nasa.gov/46QEFkj

After launching on Aug. 30, @NASARoman is on its way to its final destination, where it will change how we view the universe. You can adopt a pixel in one of Roman's first images, expected by early 2027. Sign up today to claim yours: go.nasa.gov/AdoptAPixel

This 'superbubble' in the Large Magellanic Cloud is over 200 light-years across—and it's helping astronomers study how stars are born. More from @NASAHubble: go.nasa.gov/4iSadO3

AvGeeks, assemble! MAX POWER lands in Florida on Nov. 7–8, with an F‑104 flyover by the Starfighters and NASA’s ER‑2 on static display. Get the details: www.nasa.gov/maxpower

An uncrewed Progress cargo spacecraft carrying food, fuel, and supplies is scheduled to lift off on a two-day flight to the @Space_Station on Wednesday, Sept. 9. We will be broadcasting its launch and arrival live. How to tune in: go.nasa.gov/4gzfYyG

“They’re an all-star team.” In the most recent episode of Houston We Have a Podcast, Artemis III Chief Training Officer Debbie O’Connell discusses how the crew is preparing for each phase of their mission, from launch to splashdown. go.nasa.gov/4ydXwBz

The month of September brings a new season and skywatching opportunities. You can look forward to: - The Moon pointing out stellar sights - Venus hitting peak brilliance - Seasons shifting on Sept. 22 - The Harvest Moon Happy skywatching! go.nasa.gov/4wZB3Hy

Roman is on her way, and the Golden Age of Discovery is just the beginning.

Welcome to the Artemis Accords, Republic of Türkiye 🇹🇷 By signing the Artemis Accords, Türkiye has joined 70 other nations that have committed to the peaceful and prosperous exploration of space: www.nasa.gov/organizations/oiir/artemis-ac...Mostrar mais

Did you miss @NASARoman lift off into space yesterday? Check out our recap of the launch — and what we're learning from Roman. Next, the telescope will spend the next few months flying to its new home 1 million miles from Earth.

Come join us for another spacewalk! Tune in here on Sept. 1 at 7am ET (1100 UTC) to watch @Astro_Jessica and @Soph_astro step outside the @Space_Station. The two will install and replace various hardware on the orbiting lab.

With @SpaceX, we’re adjusting the launch date of our Crew-13 mission to the @Space_Station. A new target date will be announced once available: go.nasa.gov/4wVi9BC

LIVE: After @NASARoman's successful launch this morning, agency and mission leaders are sharing the latest updates and what's to come in Roman's journey.

Ad astra ⭐ At 7:26am ET (1126 UTC) on Aug. 30, @NASARoman took to the skies en route to its new home 1 million miles away from Earth. It should reach its final destination in one month: go.nasa.gov/4iDR2Hz

Time to explore the cosmos! 🔭 @NASARoman is ready to lift off from @NASAKennedy at 7:26am ET (1126 UTC) on Aug. 30. Join us here for our live coverage beginning at 6:20am ET (1020 UTC).

What a view! @NASAAdmin Jared Isaacman flew over Launch Complex 39A at @NASAKennedy this morning, where @NASARoman and its SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket are on the pad awaiting Sunday's launch attempt.

LIVE: Join us for the latest updates on our @NASARoman telescope, scheduled to lift off from @NASAKennedy on Sunday, Aug. 30.

Ready for launch, ready to change how we view the cosmos. After years of careful planning, testing, and construction, @NASARoman is ready for liftoff tomorrow, Aug. 30.

LIVE: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope experts give an overview of the mission's scientific objectives.

Today at @NASAJohnson, the four crew members of Artemis II received the Congressional Space Medal of Honor from President Donald J. Trump for their historic, record-setting mission around the Moon. go.nasa.gov/3SEoTWh

LIVE: Watch as @POTUS awards the Artemis II crew – Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen – with the Congressional Space Medal of Honor.

A partial lunar eclipse will pass over the Americas—and parts of Europe and Africa—tomorrow night! It will reach its peak around 12:12am ET (0412 UTC) on Thursday, Aug. 28. More info: go.nasa.gov/4qFpfIL

On Aug. 30, @NASARoman is scheduled to lift off to orbit after years of building and preparing for space. Meet some of the mission engineers who made the telescope happen in our newest NASA's Curious Universe podcast on Roman: go.nasa.gov/3UVyxoc

NASA honors the memory of Dolly Parton, who passed away on Aug. 25, 2026. In 1989, Dolly performed at @NASAJohnson's Rocket Park, alongside fellow musicians Willie Nelson and Kenny Rogers, to an audience of over 12,000 NASA employees and their families.

It’s almost time! Yesterday, @NASARoman arrived at @NASAKennedy's @SpaceX hangar, where it will be joined to a Falcon Heavy rocket—the telescope’s chariot for its journey to orbit. Roman is scheduled to lift off on Sunday, Aug. 30. go.nasa.gov/4gtlJfV

LIVE: We're back with another spacewalk! NASA's @astro_anil and ESA's @Soph_astro are retrieving and installing a high-speed communications antenna outside the @Space_Station.

In under a week, @NASARoman is scheduled to launch 1 million miles away to help us see the big picture of the cosmos. We’ll be broadcasting Roman’s launch live starting at 6:20am ET (1020 UTC) on Aug. 30. Save the date and set your alarm to join us here!

Join us here Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 7am ET (1100 UTC) for @astro_anil and @Soph_astro's second spacewalk together. They'll finish installing a communications antenna on the @Space_Station.

Launching soon, our newest space telescope @NASARoman is equipped with tools to help it spot and study exoplanets orbiting distant stars. Learn about these tools and how they work in our newest NASA's Curious Universe podcast on Roman: go.nasa.gov/45FxOK8

On Friday, Aug. 28, @POTUS will award the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the four crew members of our Artemis II mission around the Moon during a ceremony at @NASAJohnson. Details: go.nasa.gov/4wCgUXL

Paint with all the colors of the (stellar) wind 🎨 Data from @NASAHubble, @ChandraXray, and @NASAWebb combine to give us a vibrant look at the Tarantula Nebula. This star-forming region is 160,000 light-years away from Earth.

Due to an ongoing commercial spacecraft attitude control issue, the LINK spacecraft will not capture or boost NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to a higher altitude as planned. Read more about next steps: go.nasa.gov/4ggh7ty

LIVE: @astro_anil and @Soph_astro are going on a spacewalk to replace an antenna outside the International Space Station. Today's six-and-a-half-hour spacewalk is scheduled to begin at around 8:35am ET (1235 UTC).

Our next space telescope is launching in just under two weeks! In the first episode of our NASA's Curious Universe podcast series on @NASARoman, we get to know the telescope's namesake and what cosmic mysteries it will help us to unravel. go.nasa.gov/4hz20hc

Tomorrow, two astronauts will be going on a spacewalk! Beginning at about 8:35am ET (1235 UTC), astronauts @Astro_Anil and @Soph_Astro will step outside the @Space_Station to replace a communications antenna. Tune in at 7am ET (1100 UTC): youtu.be/yW-VAhqVJok

LIVE: Tune in for a preview of a new event to be held at @NASAKennedy later this year.

Yesterday's total solar eclipse in parts of Europe – and the partial eclipse in parts of North America – gave us spectacular views. @NASAHQPhoto was on location to capture the sights. See more: www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/

LIVE: It's eclipse day. Come watch with us. Totality begins in Iceland at 1:45pm ET (1745 UTC) and in Spain at 2:28pm ET (1828 UTC).

Tomorrow, a total solar eclipse is passing over part of the Northern Hemisphere, and you can watch it with us! We'll be broadcasting live views of the eclipse beginning at 1:15pm ET (1715 UTC) on Aug. 12. Check out ways to tune in: www.nasa.gov/live/

If you're fortunate enough to be in the path of tomorrow's total solar eclipse, we're here to help you capture the moment! Learn how to take the best photos with these tips from our photography experts.

We're bringing space closer to home! A continuous feed of our programming is now streaming on @discoveryplus live channels, while HBO Max will stream our special events, including the Artemis III mission in 2027. Get the details: go.nasa.gov/4bItxci

Total solar eclipses provide a unique opportunity to study the Sun, and on Aug. 12, we'll take to the skies to learn more. NASA-funded teams will study the eclipse with a high-flying research jet and scientific balloons: go.nasa.gov/45Lo15b

LIVE: Time for a spacewalk! Watch as @Astro_Jessica and @Astro_Anil step outside the @Space_Station to prepare the orbiting lab for a new solar array. The spacewalk will begin around 8:35am ET (1235 UTC) and run for about six-and-a-half hours.

On Aug. 12, you have the chance to experience a total solar eclipse from anywhere in the world. Starting at 1:15pm ET (1715 UTC), we'll stream live as the Moon passes in front of the Sun, bringing the views and the science straight to you. Get safe viewing tips in this video.

In the early hours of Wednesday, Aug. 5, a portion of a @SpaceX rocket impacted on the Moon's surface. In this video, we answer some of your questions.

What have we learned about Mars in the last fifty years? Our @Reddit AMA on Martian exploration is live — we'll be back to answer your questions at 2pm ET (1800 UTC): redd.it/1vfxsjp

Lunar landers, assemble. In clean rooms across the country, commercial lunar landers are preparing for upcoming missions in support of @NASAMoonBase.

LIVE: After 241 days in orbit, @astro_ChrisW returned home on July 26. Tune in as he recaps his eight months on the @Space_Station.

We've been exploring Mars for 50 years. Come ask our scientists about it! Join us on Wednesday, Aug. 5 for a @Reddit AMA on the past, present, and future of Martian exploration: www.reddit.com/r/askscience/

Is your name part of our legacy of exploration and discovery? Ahead of its launch later this month, we installed a plaque on @NASARoman holding an SD card with over one million submitted names, continuing our tradition of leaving humanity’s mark on the cosmos.