Night Sky Network

Be sure to share these resources with your communities, as we celebrate the historic flight of #ArtemisII! science.nasa.gov/solar-system/s…

Tomorrow! Set that calendar reminder📅 Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Wednesday, 3/25, at 6:00 PM Pacific Time (9:00 PM Eastern) for a lecture with NASA engineer Dave Doody discussing sidewalk outreach for Jupiter’s moon, Europa, the Jovian system, and the Europa mission.💫

TONIGHT: Join NASA's Night Sky Network on Thursday, December 11, at 6:00 PM Pacific Time (9:00 PM Eastern) along with Dr. Robert Nemiroff for a tour of highlights from the @apod archive for 2025. Watch live: youtube.com/watch?v=_txUmG…

What do we know about planets beyond our solar system & how do we discover them? 🪐🔭 Find out at a free @nightskynetwork event featuring exoplanet expert Dr. Eric E. Mamajek on Thursday, May 15 at 9 p.m. EDT! Watch here: youtube.com/live/Kq96EXyNt…

Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, at 6:00 PM Pacific Time (9:00 PM Eastern) along with Dr. David Williams, where we’ll discuss the current status of NASA’s Psyche Mission. YouTube Livestream: youtube.com/watch?v=KmdYY_…

This Citizen Science Month, @DoNASAScience that will help improve life on Earth and solve cosmic mysteries. Pick a project here: science.nasa.gov/citizen-scienc…

Exciting news from @NASAWebb! But did you know hunting for exoplanets is not just for astronomers with specialized equipment? Learn how you can join the search for other worlds with our article "How Do We Find Exoplanets?" science.nasa.gov/solar-system/s…

Be sure to join us tonight, March 11, 2025, March 11, at 6:00 PM Pacific Time (9:00 PM Eastern) along with Dr. Burcu Kosar where we’ll discuss the @NASA citizen science project @spritacular! youtube.com/watch?v=ief3cw…

Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Tuesday, November 19, at 5:00 PM Pacific Time (8:00 PM Eastern) along with Dr. Kimberly Arcand where we’ll discuss 25 years of Chandra X-ray Observatory discoveries. youtube.com/watch?v=G0UIHa…

Halloween is almost here… but have you decorated your pumpkin yet? 🎃 If you’re still looking for inspiration, carve out some cosmic creations with these stellar #NASAHalloween stencils: go.nasa.gov/4eV4ORq

It’s giving rainbows and unicorns, like a middle school binder 🦄🌈 Meet NGC 602, a young star cluster in the Small Magellanic Cloud, where astronomers using @NASAWebb have found candidates for the first brown dwarfs outside of our galaxy. esawebb.org/news/weic2425/

Visit your local Night Sky Network club this fall, and learn about NASA science and missions from amateur astronomers across the US. Details: nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/clubs

¡Redoble de tambores! Presentamos el calendario de Ciencia de la NASA 2025 Descarga de forma gratuita nuestro más reciente calendario en español, y descubre la fascinante ciencia detrás de sus imágenes. Además, guarda fondos para tu computadora y celular: go.nasa.gov/409dTlm

There are at least 12 things to look forward to next year: the stunning science images included in our 2025 Science Calendar. Download a free copy – and get some wallpapers for your computer and phone, too! go.nasa.gov/3BIDo2w

This week, people all over the world will #ObserveTheMoon, together. Learn more and join in: moon.nasa.gov/observe (📸 Eyad Khailany)

Are you prepared for the #Perseids? The annual meteor shower is expected to peak on the night of Aug. 11 through the morning of the 12th. All the details: go.nasa.gov/3WW0CKH More stargazing tips: science.nasa.gov/skywatching

We're commemorating 15 years since the launch of NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter this week! Celebrate by registering for International #ObserveTheMoon Night & join lunar observers around the world in learning about the Moon on Sept. 14. Explore more: go.nasa.gov/3Bydwo5

July brings warmer weather and views of dozens of star clusters in the northern hemisphere - even, perhaps, a nova. Read all about it in this month's Night Sky Notes! nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/download-view.…

You may have heard about a "parade of planets" on June 3. Be aware that most of them will be either too close to the rising Sun or too faint to see. But look for reddish Mars between Saturn and the slim crescent Moon. More tips about upcoming sky events: science.nasa.gov/skywatching/

IT'S HERE! A major solar storm turned up just in time for Mother's Day with auroras visible across the🌍! Clear skies in much of the US and Canada, just past new moon, mean our fingers are crossed for aurora chasers! Please make aurora reports to aurorasaurus.org. 1/3