1,000 Martian days on the surface, 72 flights, and one final landing.

#OTD in April 2021, the #MarsHelicopter made the impossible possible with its historic first flight. It went on to fly higher, longer, and farther than ever imagined. #ThanksIngenuity

Fly high, Dragonfly! 🚁 NASA has confirmed the #DragonflyMission to Saturn’s organic-rich moon Titan. This allows the rotorcraft mission to progress to completion of final design, followed by the construction of the spacecraft and science instruments. go.nasa.gov/4cXAQf8

Why Saturn's planet-sized moon Titan is one of the most intriguing destinations in the solar system: science.nasa.gov/saturn/moons/t…

Make your virtual visit: eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-sys…

It’s almost #EarthDay ! 🌎🥳 Here’s everything you need to know👇

Celebrate at @nasa HQ in DC: go.nasa.gov/3U2xkaC

Plan your own Earth Day with activities, demos, #CitizenScience & more: go.nasa.gov/4aBz3uB

Learn how @nasa studies our planet: go.nasa.gov/49Ck95V

This Hubble image might look like it got marked up with white pen, but it's actually a photobombing asteroid's trail as it moves through Hubble's field-of-view!

These sorts of observations help get a census of the asteroid population in our solar system: go.nasa.gov/3U5gkR7

This planet means the world to us! 🌎

Data from space allows a broader outlook for decisions and solutions on our changing planet.

As we look forward to #EarthDay , join our upcoming Spaces to chat with climate experts and #AskNASA your questions live. twitter.com/i/spaces/1OyKA…

Voting closes today for the #Webbys !

Here's how to vote for all your favorite NASA internet moments, including #OSIRISREx sample return and NASA Europa Clipper's #SendYourName campaign!

go.nasa.gov/3J6rosk

One week to go! 🗓️ 🚀

Our solar sail will launch aboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket from New Zealand – not to catch the wind, but rather the propulsive power of sunlight!

Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3vW2gkQ

Since May 2023, observations by our NICER telescope have been impacted by a “light leak.” Fortunately, NICER’s perch aboard the International Space Station provides a rare opportunity for astronauts to service it during a spacewalk later this year. Read more: go.nasa.gov/3Q24nKY

'Til we meet again one day – do good work, friend! #ThanksIngenuity

It's #CitSciMonth and we’re inviting everyone to NASA Citizen Science!

So what is citizen science? Collaborations between scientists and YOU. No matter your age or skill level, you can contribute to science projects that can help us make important discoveries: go.nasa.gov/43ZBx3j

Hello from the stratosphere! 👋

These views are courtesy of a 360-degree camera flown by the University of Alabama in Huntsville’s Space Hardware Club, one of the student teams that participated in the Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project. ⬇️

Can’t believe it’s already been a week since we glimpsed the eclipse. Here are some highlights of a NASA event at Lyndon B Johnson NHP! What are your favorite memories of that day? go.nasa.gov/3Q4MsTJ

You might have seen the April 8 eclipse from our own planet. Well, here's what it looked like from the Moon.

Our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has been at the Moon for nearly 15 years, turned towards Earth to capture the Moon's shadow. #TeamMoon
nasa.gov/missions/lro/n…