NASA Marshall

#OTD in 2001, our team at #NASAMarshall began 24/7 support for science on the @Space_Station. This partnership has resulted in over 4,000 different scientific investigations and breakthroughs! Learn more as we celebrate this 25-year milestone: go.nasa.gov/4skSmkQ

@SimCityBuildIt We're honored to be part of your cities! 🏙️

Every Artemis II mission step starts with the build. 🚀 Unlock the facilities where mission-critical components are manufactured and prepared — from spacecraft structure to booster processing and extreme testing. 🏢 Marshall Space Flight Center 🏭 Michoud Assembly Facility 🚀 Rotation, Processing and Surge Facility at Kennedy Space Center 🌌 Space Environments Complex at Glenn Research Center Collect Space Tokens. Advance your Mayor’s Pass. Build the path to the Moon. #SimCityBuildIt #ArtemisII #SpaceSeason #NASAInspired @NASA @NASAArtemis @NASAKennedy

One of the biggest surprises of NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission was that the target asteroid, Bennu, turned out to be a jagged, rugged world covered in large boulders, with just a few smooth patches. Here's why >> go.nasa.gov/4sRd9MI

Teams are now targeting no earlier than Friday, March 20, to roll Artemis II to the launchpad, maintaining the opportunity for an April 1 launch attempt. More info: go.nasa.gov/4utuo8B

Ngl, it was a pretty cool day at NASA Marshall❄️ We were treated to a short burst of snowfall this morning in Huntsville, Alabama. Check out our photos!

Ocean worlds can offer insights into our solar system and the universe, but exploring them is challenging. Read about a NASA-sponsored team that has developed tech that can not only explore these distant ocean worlds, but also support future Moon and Mars missions 👇 go.nasa.gov/4lyKSbl

We're big fans of π! NASA missions depend on pi - from returning astronauts to Earth from the International Space Station to learning about the materials inside a planet or asteroid. Check out 18 ways that NASA uses pi: go.nasa.gov/4drYtyW

Uranus is unlike any other planet in our solar system, and astronomers currently rely on telescopes, like @chandraxray, to learn about this distant and cold planet. Now, listeners can hear the ice giant through this new data sonification. More: go.nasa.gov/3P3OUfL

The joint NASA Glenn and NASA Marshall Cryogenic Fluid Management team is working on exciting things! This CryoFILL project could transform the way @NASA fuels future space exploration missions, reducing costs and extending the duration of planetary surface operations. Read more here: go.nasa.gov/40nYQ6e

NASA teams have polled 'go' to proceed toward Artemis II's launch around the Moon. We're targeting March 19 to roll the rocket out to the launchpad at @NASAKennedy in advance of a launch attempt on April 1, pending completion of work at the pad: go.nasa.gov/4b8jgq3

#OTD in 2006, our Automated Lunar and Meteor Observatory, aka the ALaMO, achieved its "first light"! 🔭 As we celebrate 20 years, learn how this facility has helped us to understand the meteoroid environment and monitor lunar impacts for @NASA >> go.nasa.gov/4uvjAXy

Several @NASA telescopes have likely uncovered a collision between two ultradense stars in a tiny galaxy. Astronomers have never seen this type of explosive event in an environment like this before! 🔗 go.nasa.gov/4lnIPXB

Buckle up!🚦 We're just one month away from our 2026 #RoverChallenge! On April 10-11, student teams will put their human-powered or remote-controlled rovers to the test on our simulated lunar terrain course. Take a look back at last year's competition: go.nasa.gov/4bh4f3I

During the ~10-day @NASAArtemis II mission, we will be testing the Orion spacecraft’s systems, and YOU can track Orion along with us. Check out the tool that will allow you to see its distance from Earth, from the Moon, the mission duration, and more: go.nasa.gov/3Pq3iii

NASA will host a conference on March 12 to highlight progress toward the Artemis II mission around the Moon, targeted to launch no earlier than April. This live event will take place following the flight readiness review for the Moonbound mission. go.nasa.gov/4ljHH75

Chandra doesn’t just study black holes — it also reveals new details across our solar system. This sonification blends X-rays from @chandraxray with a Cassini image of Saturn, turning data into sound. 🪐 Check out more planetary sonifications here: go.nasa.gov/4bb0cpP

We're excited to share the Phase 2 Milestone Round winners and finalists of NASA's LunaRecycle Challenge! These 16 teams will spend the next six months refining their prototypes and/or digital twins in preparation for a final demonstration event. 🔗 go.nasa.gov/46Mi4Ga

Curious what the Artemis II crew will be eating on their journey around the Moon and back to Earth? We're here to satiate your appetite! 🍪🥙🍓 Learn more about how @NASA designs and prepares food systems for missions like Artemis II: go.nasa.gov/4bojqJM

Fueling a lunar mission takes more than rocket engines, it takes the right meals. 🍽️ On @NASAArtemis II, every meal is engineered for exploration. With no fridge or resupply on Orion, the crew relies on shelf‑stable foods designed to stay safe and nutritious for the full mission. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/4b7tlCi

Did you miss the total lunar eclipse this morning? Whether it was too cloudy where you live, or just too early to go outside, we've got you covered. Check out images and timelapse videos taken from New Orleans, home of our Michoud Assembly Facility: go.nasa.gov/4b7B3fD