ALT Artist's illustration of a multi-structure base on the dark lunar surface of the Moon's south pole region

ALT A team of college students test their design for spacesuit display technology during a field test as part of the NASA SUITS competition

ALT A team of 3 college students smile while standing next to their presentation poster at the NASA ORBIT competition

ALT A team of college students makes final tweaks to their project design before testing in NASA's Neutral Buoyancy Lab for the Micro-g NExT competition

ALT NASA astronaut Anil Menon reviews procedures for emergency scenarios while aboard the International Space Station as part of his long-duration science and research mission.

ALT Diagram of Earth's path around the Sun with the March and September Equinox points marked

ALT NASA State Hubs project leaders pause for a photo with Joe Acaba, center left, NASA astronaut and associate director for Mission and Strategy at Johnson Space Center in Houston, and Elaine Ho, associate administrator for NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement, center right. Credit: NASA

ALT Webinar flyer featuring the Solar System Ambassador program and NASA logos, with a photo of presenter Sarah Marcotte and the tag line "Want the details on NASA's longest running volunteer program? Register now!"

ALT A group of student interns stand in front of a NASA airplane parked inside a hangar

ALT A collage of a few dozen images of people celebrating International Observe the Moon Night in 2025.

ALT Illustrated graphic showing silhouettes of people looking up at a large Moon in the sky. The landscape in the background is a collage of many landmarks and ecosystems from around the world, silhouetted in shades of pink and purple. Prominent text reads "International Observe the Moon Night September 19, 2026". In the sky, the message “Observe the Moon” is translated into several languages.

ALT A view from above looking down into the 2.2 second drop tower at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Ohio

ALT An intern wearing a hard hat smiles and gives 2 thumbs up while standing atop a gantry high above a tree-filled landscape

ALT NASA astronaut Anil Menon smiles while floating inside the International Space Station

ALT Technicians in bright blue hard hats use ropes to guide a large cylindrical piece of hardware, known as an RS-25 engine, as it's lowered into place by a crane at a test stand.

ALT NASA TechRise logo and a picture of scientist Dr. Kevin Crosby, speaker at the Virtual Field Trip event

ALT A banner collage showing space technology concepts including a futuristic spacesuit, satellites, and sample retrieval system

ALT A group of interns is gathered around a large red sculpture of the NASA worm logo outside of NASA Headquarters in Washington, DC.

ALT A group of 8 interns stand in a grassy area next to a road in front of signs that read "International Space Station On-Ramp" with an arrow pointing left and "Moon Ahead" with an arrow pointing up

ALT Three college students work to assemble an electronic rig as part of a NASA project

ALT A young person holds a tablet computer up towards a cloudy sky to take a picture

ALT A sundial made with a round piece of white paper with a pencil sticking up from the center being held by a piece of clay. Along the edge of the circle, colorful round pieces of paper mark where the pencil's shadow falls at 1 and 2 o'clock

ALT NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft flies along the Bell X-1 Supersonic Corridor in California during continued flight testing on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, in support of NASA’s Quesst mission.

ALT Tyler Gibson, left, and Allison Clark, RAMPT engineers at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, inspect an additively manufactured composite overwrap thrust chamber assembly.

ALT A pixel adoption certificate that states "This certifies that Nancy Roman has officially adopted one pixel from Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's first images."

ALT Collage showing a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket lifting off from a launch pad above clouds of steam and exhaust, next to a rendering of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope floating in space

ALT Collage of photos showing students participating in the Space Apps Challenge global hackathon with the title Registration Is Open

ALT Infographic about this month's 3D Thursdays for Rural Educators webinar. The graphic includes the GLOBE Program logo and headshots of the 2 webinar presenters: Kevin P. Czajkowski and Jennifer Bourgeault

ALT A NASA Pathways intern poses on the gantry surrounding the SLS rocket

ALT Illustration of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope floating in deep space with a purple nebula and galaxies in the background

ALT A pixelated old school graphic of a magnifying glass over the NASA meatball and pixelated text that reads "Space Forensics"

ALT A blue and lavendar themed image with bright script that reads "International Observe the Moon Night Septenver 19, 2026." Silhouettes of people looking through telescopes and pointing at the sky are along the bottom of the image.

ALT A Jacobs technician from the Launch Equipment Shop performs welding on the KAMAG spacecraft transporter on Oct. 26, 2018, inside a facility at the crawler yard at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The transporter is designed to carry heavy loads. Welding is being performed on the attach points that will hold the Orion transportation pallet in place. Testing of the pallet will be performed to support validation and verification of the attach fittings in the Multi-Payload Processing Facility.

ALT NASA crew chief Walt Kondracki checks an F-15 aircraft Tuesday, March 17, 2026, at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California. Credit: NASA/Carla Escamilla

ALT A student holding a laptop is standing on a gravely outdoor course with a robot in the foreground.

ALT NASA engineer Scott Wray uses tongs to pick up geology samples during testing at NASA's Johnson Space Center.

ALT Image shows an illustration of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope with a purple galaxy illustration in the background.

ALT NASA EXPRESS banner with the tagline Your STEM Connection. Colorful drawings of NASA missions reflect the science, technology, engineering, and math focus of STEM. Missions include the International Space Station, SLS rocket, Orion space capsule, X-59 aircraft, the Webb space telescope, a Mars rover, and an astronaut on the Moon

ALT A retro-style cartoon of two astronauts wearing orange space suits pointing to a control panel with blocky and colorful writing that says "Back to School with NASA."

ALT Title screen for the Roman Space Observer game with the title in a blocky font surrounded by colorful icons representing galaxies, planets, and space telescope mirrors

ALT Wearing a silver pressure suit, Neil Armstrong smiles while standing next to the nose of a X-15 Eagle aircraft after a flight test in 1960

ALT A man wearing safety goggles holds a piece of metal as it's being bent in a large fabrication lab

ALT View of a red-hued Moon as it rises over a tree-covered ridge, with the words Solar and Lunar Eclipses, plus the Best Time to see the Perseids, NASA Skywatching Tips August 2026

ALT A black and white image of four astronauts on the International Space Station. European Space Agency astronaut Sophie Adenot and NASA astronaut Jessica Meir are right side up. NASA astronauts Jack Hathaway and Chris Williams are upside down. Overlaid on the image are the words "Student Q&A Session With NASA Astronauts Living in Space! NASA Interns" and the NASA logo

ALT Logos for NASA, L'SPACE and the Lucy Mission surround the title Building the STEM Workforce of the Future NASA L'SPACE Program (Lucy Student Pipeline Accelerator & Competency Enabler)

ALT The Moon at different phases of its monthly cycle are arranged around the title "Event Planning Webinar" with the Observe the Moon logo at the top

ALT A group of interns stands in front of an experimental aircraft on display at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center

ALT A view of a scale model of the solar system drawn on a sidewalk with colorful chalk. The Sun is drawn as a large circle that doesn't fit onto the sidewalk, with prominences looping out from the surface. Nearby, drawings of Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are crowded together. Jupiter and Saturn can be seen drawn on the sidewalk in the distance

ALT NASA EXPRESS banner with the tagline Your STEM Connection. Colorful drawings of NASA missions reflect the science, technology, engineering, and math focus of STEM. Missions include the International Space Station, SLS rocket, Orion space capsule, X-59 aircraft, the Webb space telescope, a Mars rover, and an astronaut on the Moon