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ALT NASA astronaut and Artemis II Pilot Victor Glover inside of the Orion spacecraft mockup during Post Insertion and Deorbit Preparation training at the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility in Houston, Texas. The crew practiced getting the Orion spacecraft configured once in orbit, how to make it habitable, and suited up in their entry pressure suits to prepare for their return from the Moon. Credit: NASA/Mark Sowa
ALT A self-portrait photo of the Perseverance rover on the surface of Mars, taken with a camera on its robotic arm. The six-wheel rover sits in a rocky desert landscape. Its robotic "head" is pointed down to one rock where there is a small hole drilled, along with a small pile of light-colored tailings from the drill.
ALT Image of the Bright Angel rock formation on Mars, captured by NASA’s Perseverance rover on July 22, 2024. At the center, a whitish abrasion patch marks the “Cheyava Falls” target, while a circular hole to the left shows where the rover drilled the “Sapphire Canyon” core sample. Surrounding the outcrop are scattered rocks, dusty soil, and rover wheel tracks.
ALT A graphic featuring a rover on the surface of Mars, with the Red Planet's surface arcing over the bottom of the image. Above it, an astronaut's spacesuit helmet and shoulders fill the graphic, with a Martian bootprint reflected in its visor. In the middle of the graphic is the stylized "NASA+" logo. Credit: NASA
ALT Five NASA interns stand in front of a white X-1E aircraft at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California. The aircraft, roughly twenty feet long, is on a white stand and pointing up at a slight incline. The interns are standing on a large, gravelly surface, wearing business casual clothing; a large, grey, two-story building fills most of the background. Credit: NASA/Steve Freeman
ALT Infographic titled 'Gateway: Lunar Space Station Configuration and Major Partners' showing the elements of Gateway, humanity’s first lunar space station. The diagram highlights key components and international partnerships. Credit: NASA.
