Celebrating yesterday’s Pressurized Rover announcement with Jim Free! Together, NASA and JAXA(Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) will turn this little model into a revolutionary new capability that allows astronauts to travel farther, work longer, and explore more on the lunar surface. go.nasa.gov/3vFmIqf

Honored to speak alongside other NASA leaders at Space Symposium — especially on a panel moderated by my former and current boss, Jim Free. 😀

Our return to the Moon will be a whole-of-NASA endeavor, requiring hard work and innovation across disciplines and directorates.

This JAXA(Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) collaboration continues a decades-long relationship with NASA. Together we’ve realized incredible crewed science and tech on International Space Station and will soon do the same in lunar orbit and on the Moon’s surface.

More on the Pressurized Rover:
go.nasa.gov/3JiKsmU

Watching the solar eclipse with colleagues at Space Symposium in Colorado! Overjoyed to see so many across America safely enjoying this incredible astronomical event.

Learn more about today’s eclipse: go.nasa.gov/3vMf5OB

Congratulations to Intuitive Machines, Lunar Outpost, and Astrolab on being selected to continue development of Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) concepts. LTV will enhance NASA Artemis mobility, offering more opportunities to explore.

Learn more: go.nasa.gov/4cFPCXM

Last week, I met with European space experts, including at @ESA, Agenzia Spaziale ITA, Luxembourg Space Agency, Airbus Space, and Thales Alenia Space. Meetings like these foster new NASA collaborations and strengthen existing bonds, empowering our pursuit of shared objectives at the Moon and Mars.

NASA has announced the first science instruments for astronauts to deploy on the lunar surface during NASA Artemis III. We’re leveraging human explorers to conduct science that we couldn’t do with robots alone.

Learn more: go.nasa.gov/4awbNhb

Congratulations to our colleagues at SpaceX on their third Starship flight test! Lessons learned from this milestone take us one step closer to returning astronauts to the lunar surface with Human Landing Systems provided by U.S. industry.

Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3wUYNTS

We're building a larger and more powerful version of NASA_SLS at @NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana. SLS Block 1B will expand our exploration capabilities for the NASA Artemis campaign.

Learn more: go.nasa.gov/4a9yg3A

Calling all #Artemis Generation astronauts! Join us on our journey to the Moon and beyond. 🚀Applications to #BeAnAstronaut are now open at go.nasa.gov/astro2024.

.NASA's Lakiesha Hawkins joined all 11 #Artemis prime contractors for a history-making panel today. Artemis gives our country something to stand behind, work toward, and cheer for — and humankind will reap the benefits that come from our expansion into the solar system.

Inspiring insights from NASA's Amit Kshatriya leading the #Artemis program manager panel today. Discussions included recent strides in lunar exploration, the path ahead, and the strengths derived from partnering. Together, we're boldly stepping toward the Moon!

Grateful for the opportunity to address over 150 companies at today's Artemis Suppliers Conference, all dedicated to making the #Artemis missions a reality. Together, our collaborative efforts drive us closer to the Moon and Mars, unveiling new horizons in space exploration.

Yesterday's Moon to Mars Industry and Academia Workshop was a success. Thank you to everyone who participated for your invaluable contributions and to the Space Studies Board of National Academies for hosting us!

Great conversations at the FAA Commercial Space Transportation Conference this week. There are a variety of opportunities for companies of all sizes to get involved with #Artemis . Visit nasa.gov/architecture to see where your company may fit into our human exploration plans.

Congratulations to Intuitive Machines on the successful landing of their IM-1 lunar mission! By collaborating with commercial partners, NASA is accelerating lunar science and technology demonstrations – a giant leap forward in lunar exploration! 🚀🌕

“Sending people thousands of miles from home and doing it in a way that sets the stage for long-term exploration and scientific discovery is an incredibly complex task.”’

Get to know Matthew Ramsey, the #Artemis II mission manager: go.nasa.gov/48nlTQa

Conversations with international partners at this year's Moon to Mars Architecture Workshop have made for a truly enriching day. Today's gathering is key for collaboration within the international deep space human exploration community. Thank you to all who joined! 🚀

This week at NASA’s Human Research Program Investigators’ Workshop, I spoke with scientists who are dedicated to safely sending humans into space and bringing them back to Earth. NASA envisions future crews living and working on Mars - and it starts with meetings like this!

Welcome Uruguay! As the latest NASA #Artemis Accords signatory, Uruguay joins a shared vision for peaceful space exploration where international cooperation is paramount. Our journey to the Moon, Mars, and beyond has only just begun. 🇺🇸🤝🇺🇾