Mission To Psyche

Interstellar comet updates ☄️ On Nov. 30, the @NASAHubble space telescope captured a new look at comet 3I/ATLAS: go.nasa.gov/3MlLfbB Our #MissionToPsyche asteroid explorer also joined the effort to track the comet’s path: go.nasa.gov/3Y8yB2h

These #PsycheCapstone students from @universityofga, were featured by the International NASA @SpaceApps Challenge for their team's intuitive AI Chatbot Vertex that makes NASA space biology publications more accessible! Learn more about their project➡️spaceappschallenge.org/2025/find-a-te…

Want to learn more about comets like 3I/ATLAS? Take the #MissionToPsyche free online course "Countless Worlds in our Solar System: Asteroids, Comets, and Meteorites": psyche.ssl.berkeley.edu/get-involved/i…

The #MissionToPsyche multispectral imagers acquired four observations of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, helping astronomers learn more about the faint coma surrounding its nucleus! Read all about it: science.nasa.gov/solar-system/v…

Want to learn more about comets like 3I/ATLAS? Take the #MissionToPsyche free online course "Countless Worlds in our Solar System: Asteroids, Comets, and Meteorites": psyche.ssl.berkeley.edu/get-involved/i…

We've just released the latest images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, as observed by eight different spacecraft, satellites, and telescopes. Here's what we've learned about the comet — and how we're studying it across the solar system: go.nasa.gov/4o3hp92

On Wed., Nov. 19 at 3pm EST (20:00 GMT), we’re hosting a live event to share new imagery of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, collected by our fleet of @NASA space missions! Use #AskNASA to submit questions for NASA leadership to answer on-air. Details: go.nasa.gov/44fnibY

We're hosting a live event on Wednesday, Nov. 19 to share the latest images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, collected by several NASA missions. Tune in for the details—and send in your questions for the livestream with #AskNASA: go.nasa.gov/44fnibY

@MissionToPsyche (1/3) This research was carried out at the @NASAJPL Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the @NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration:

Where in the solar system is #MissionToPsyche? Track the Psyche spacecraft's status at ➡️space.jpl.nasa.gov/psyche_now/

#MissiontoPsyche knows how to go above and beyond! The @NASA Deep Space Optical Communications technology demonstration, aboard the Psyche spacecraft, has exceeded all of its technical goals after just two years! Read all about it: jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-dee… Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Have you ever been this psyche'd about keeping time? Graphic design majors from @ASUDesignSchool partnered with #MissionToPsyche for their senior capstone to create these stellar clocks. Learn more about #PsycheCapstone at psyche.ssl.berkeley.edu/get-involved/c…

When was the last time you checked up on your favorite spacecraft?🤔 In May 2026, the Psyche spacecraft will approach Mars for a gravity assist. Track the spacecraft's progress with us on #WheresPsycheWednesday and visit space.jpl.nasa.gov/psyche_now/ to see exactly where Psyche is!

It's back to school season📝, which means its time to flip from vacation mode to education mode with @LearnWithNASA! What better way to flex your brain muscles than with a FREE NASA #MissionToPsyche online course? Check them out today ➡️psyche.ssl.berkeley.edu/get.../innovat…

The #PsycheInspired application deadline is nearly here! Submit your application by 12 PM tomorrow (8/29) PDT at psche.ssl.berkeley.edu/application

🛰️ Four laser links and a cat? ESA has wrapped up its interplanetary optical communication campaign with NASA's Psyche spacecraft. The successful campaign demonstrates Europe's readiness to support high data rate, deep space optical communication. esa.int/Enabling_Suppo…

The #PsycheInspired application deadline is officially one week away! If you are an undergrad (or someone you know is) interested in sharing the excitement of #MissionToPsyche through artistic and creative works, visit psyche.ssl.berkeley.edu/application to learn more.

That bright speck isn't a star – it's Earth! And the dot above it is the Moon. #MissionToPsyche captured this image from 180 million miles away while calibrating its cameras. The spacecraft is en route to a metal-rich asteroid between Mars and Jupiter. go.nasa.gov/4oOb03k

📸3... 2... 1... SMILE for #NationalPhotographyDay ! #MissionToPsyche loves to post new travel pics taken with the Multispectral Imagers on the Psyche Raw Images page. Check them out➡️solarsystem.nasa.gov/psyche-raw-ima…

Couple goals: Even from 180 million miles away, Earth and the Moon look great together. Don't you think, @NASAArtemis? During a recent camera calibration on its journey to an asteroid, our #MissionToPsyche spacecraft glimpsed our home world from afar. jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-psy…