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ALT A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying NASA funded commercial satellites lifts off from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026.
ALT Now Available On-Demand: Advancing Lunar Technologies Through Suborbital Flight Tests – Sept. 2
ALT Artistic concept of lunar surface technologies and infrastructure capabilities, including in-situ resource utilization oxygen production systems, surface power systems, in‑space manufacturing tools, and advanced nanomaterials production. Credit: NASA
ALT Group photo of NASA and Australian Space Agency team members standing behind a simulated lunar surface, with two small robotic rovers navigating sand and rocks in the foreground.
ALT Advancing Lunar Technologies Through Suborbital Flight Tests | Wednesday, Sept. 2 from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. ET
ALT Pictured is team CERBERUZ, a group of students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who won first place prizes in NASA’s LunaRecycle Challenge. Of the students’ 30-person team, 14 are shown in front of two backdrops showing the NASA “meatball” insignia and NASA’s Centennial Challenges. Team members are holding two large checks made out to the team in amounts of $500,000 and $275,000.
ALT Colorful 3D illustration of a two-story yellow house with blue shutters and a red roof, surrounded by a white picket fence, trees, mountains, and water as part of NASA’s interactive Home & City experience.
ALT Illustration of the HelioSwarm mission showing one central spacecraft surrounded by eight smaller satellites. The main spacecraft, with blue solar panels and long boom arms, sits at the center, while the smaller identical satellites are arranged around it in a loose formation. All spacecraft appear against a plain white background, with the HelioSwarm logo in the lower right corner.
ALT Illustration of Otter, a satellite servicing spacecraft, in low Earth orbit, traveling at roughly 17,500 mph around Earth. Credit: Starfish Space
ALT An image of some of the team members working in the rock yard at NASA's Johnson Space Center. The image is shot through the wheel design from the Huff Helo team. NASA/Luna Posadas Nava
ALT An image of NASA Robotics Academy students testing their wheel design called Scotch Pad Tyres on a lunar rover prototype at NASA's Johnson Space Center. One student is seen remotely operating the rover while other students watch. NASA/Luna Posadas Nava
ALT An image of the winning Scotch Pad Tyres team posing with their wheel design at NASA's Johnson Space Center. They are kneeling in the dirt and lots of rocks surround them that simulate the lunar terrain. In the background are two of NASA’s lunar rover prototypes. NASA/Luna Posadas Nava
ALT A photo collage showing drones and aeronautics structures for the Gateways to Blue Skies Challenge. The challenge name, InfraAir: Aviation for Infrastructure Inspection, is shown at the bottom.