We are engaging students in NASA’s exciting missions, broad range of careers, and unique opportunities.

We want your @NASAMoonBase ideas!💡 The 2027 NASA RASC-AL competition challenges students at U.S. colleges, universities & community colleges to develop new concepts that advance technologies needed to expand our operations at the lunar South Pole. rascal.nianet.org/
4
15
64
3,416
Starting soon! ✨ Join us over on YouTube: piped.video/live/gvo7ReEOeXE
From aboard the @Space_Station, NASA astronaut @astro_anil will participate in an interview with students from New Hampshire, answering questions about what it's like to live and work in space! Watch live on our YouTube channel tomorrow at 11:40 a.m. ET: piped.video/live/gvo7ReEOeXE
1
8
24
4,213
Tomorrow's aerospace workforce is building skills today!🏗️🚀 The NASA Office of STEM Engagement’s Student Challenges & Competitions are your chance to tackle mission-critical problems in new & innovative ways. Ready to get started? Click here: conta.cc/3TIjuy3
2
28
126
16,392
Don't miss out on upcoming student challenges and opportunities! Subscribe to the NASA EXPRESS newsletter for the latest info on webinars, students challenges, internships, learning resources, and more! 📬 Sign up: bit.ly/3prmSOm
477
I love visiting students who are growing up in a world where America is returning to the Moon, building a Moon Base, preparing to get underway under nuclear power, and launching missions to unlock the secrets of the universe. The students at the University of Arizona are already playing a part, just as this institution has since the earliest days of America’s space program. From incredibly badass missions like OSIRIS-REx, to NIRCam on Webb and HiRISE at Mars, to their work on LEMS that NASA astronauts will deploy on the lunar surface, and now Pandora studying exoplanet atmospheres, this university has its fingerprints all over the great frontier. Just so exciting to be around and witness.
Another packed house for the NASA Inspiration Tour! @NASAAdmin is at @UArizona today, meeting with students and sharing what’s ahead for America’s space program. Great to see so many students eager to help shape the future of American space exploration!
40
189
1,563
52,955
From aboard the @Space_Station, NASA astronaut @astro_anil will participate in an interview with students from New Hampshire, answering questions about what it's like to live and work in space! Watch live on our YouTube channel tomorrow at 11:40 a.m. ET: piped.video/live/gvo7ReEOeXE
2
8
32
6,212
Have you ever wondered what it's like living in space? You have until September 25 to apply for your US-based school or educational institution to host your very own astronaut Q&A! Learn more and apply: nasa.gov/learning.../in-flig…
4
387
🍂Tonight marks the official start of the fall season — and our fall interns have been hard at work at NASA Langley! We've welcomed 59 interns from 46 institutions for this fall session, bringing new energy and ideas as we advance NASA's missions.🍁 📸: NASA/Ryan Hill
1
15
98
5,720
Crisp air. Crunchy leaves. Cozy sweaters. 🍂 Tonight at 8:05 p.m. EDT, the autumnal equinox officially kicks off the fall season in the Northern Hemisphere. But what exactly causes the seasons? It's all about that tilt! Read more: spaceplace.nasa.gov/seasons/…
4
25
76
3,204
NASA and its State Hubs partners are mapping out the path to a future aerospace landscape powered by career‑ready workers who can advance @NASA’s missions and sustain America’s leadership in space. Learn about last week's kickoff event: nasa.gov/learning-resources/…
2
4
26
2,381
Who: Rural educators in the U.S. What: NASA Science's 3D Thursday Webinar When: Thursday, Sept. 24, at 8 p.m. EDT Why: Learn how you can invite a @NASA Solar System Ambassador to your classroom or event. Where: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
1
10
20
2,338
NASA Pathways Internships are a direct pipeline to full-time employment at @NASA. Applications for these multi-semester federal internships are due Friday, Sept. 25. To explore available opportunities, find FAQs & learn how to apply, visit: nasa.gov/careers/pathways/.
24
65
466
250,551
It's International Observe the Moon Night eve! Have you made plans to join in the fun tomorrow night?🌓👀 Visit the website to find ways to observe, connect with other moon enthusiasts near you, or even host your own event! Get started: science.nasa.gov/moon/observ…
1
15
59
10,974
Learn With NASA retweeted
14 NASA #SpaceApps challenges for all interests & skill levels are now live, plus team formation is open!🚀🌍🛰️ Explore topics in agriculture, missions to the Moon and Mars, microgravity combustion, & more from @NASA experts. Choose a challenge & create or join a team today: bit.ly/4hgFZly
12
43
344
185,386
🌓International Observe the Moon Night 🍂Fall Equinox 🧑‍🎓NASA Pathways Internships 🧪2 Student Challenges 📞Astronaut Downlinks Learn about these & more in the new NASA STEM EXPRESS! Read: conta.cc/4yXkCwX Subscribe: bit.ly/3prmSOm
10
42
8,555
High school & early college students are invited to join experts from @NASAStennis for a live virtual session about hands-on technical careers that support the agency’s mission to the Moon & beyond! 🚀 📅 Registration closes Sept. 21. Sign up here: stemgateway.nasa.gov/s/cours…
12
42
2,977
Pack your lunchbox, we're going on a Virtual Field Trip with NASA TechRise on Sept. 22!🎒 Learn about high-altitude balloons & find out how your school can win $1500 by submitting an experiment idea to the NASA TechRise Student Challenge. Register here: events.teams.microsoft.com/e…
5
15
2,489
Interested in learning about space tech research that could radically change the future? Check out the NIAC Symposium! Students, creators & enthusiasts from around the globe are invited to attend online via a free livestream on Sept. 15-17. Learn more: nasa.gov/niac-symposium/
1
4
17
2,894
⏰ Today is the day! The deadline to apply for a NASA Spring 2027 internship is tonight, Sept. 14, at 11:59pm ET. Get your application in before time runs out: intern.nasa.gov
22
86
555
218,953
Learn With NASA retweeted
25 years ago, the Sept. 11th tragedy left us forever changed. Today, we pause to remember the Americans who lost their lives — as well as the survivors and the heroes of that day. We will never forget: go.nasa.gov/4r9kCai
213
1,201
15,061
1,616,635