NASA

NASA's website covers the agency's missions across space exploration, science, Earth, the solar system, the universe and aeronautics. It publishes news releases, images, video, podcasts and blogs from its missions.

Recent featured items include the end of the Swift mission, the sunshade for the NEO Surveyor mission, and the first simulated flight of Dragonfly. Psyche is heading toward the asteroid belt. The site also highlights NASA's Artemis III mission, which will test future Moon lander operations.

The Humans in Space section covers astronauts, commercial space, destinations, spaceships and rockets, and living in space. The Artemis programme has its own section, alongside the International Space Station and the James Webb Space Telescope.

The science sections cover Earth science and climate change, the Sun and heliophysics, the solar system, and the universe. Topics include exoplanets, stars, galaxies, black holes, dark matter and the search for life in the universe.

The aeronautics section covers science in the air, NASA aircraft, flight research innovation, supersonic flight, air traffic solutions, green aviation technology, and drones. The technology section covers spinoffs, space travel, lunar surface technology, robotics, science instruments and computing.

Learning resources include programmes for students, educators, colleges and professionals. The public can request exhibits, artifacts, speakers and flyovers. The site also lists internships, careers, a history section and a Spanish language site.

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