For generations, NASA missions have transformed the unknown into the understood, with each discovery building upon the last.
As America marks 250 years of progress, we're reflecting on another journey that spans generations: our quest to understand the universe we call home.
Recently, two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela.
NASA satellites captured imagery and data that are supporting response efforts. This NISAR map shows how the quakes shifted the land surface. Explore more:
A NASA-sponsored team developed an open-source tool that uses machine learning to speed up identification of potential flash floods, delivering near real-time insights to help communities respond faster.
Explore how this data-driven tech tracks extreme weather and produces forecasts in as little as 15 minutes:
NASA has selected the DAPHNE mission to study how Earth’s atmosphere drives space weather, helping improve predictions that protect tech and astronauts. Twin satellites will launch no earlier than 2029. More:
From Moon joy to Earth joy, the journey continues.
Before any great road trip, you start with prep: check the weather, tune the car, pack smart.
Artemis III is no different.
We’re building our science game plan, studying Earth’s atmosphere and how space affects the human body, to ensure future Artemis missions are safe and ready for the journey.