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ALT The top left of the image shows the Space Apps logo on a dark blue gradient background. "14" in white text and a yellow "Challenges" text box is directly below the Space Apps logo. 5 NASA images are displayed throughout the image, including Artemis II waiting for launch, satellite imagery of agriculture on Earth, a telescope under a night sky, imagery of Mars terrain, and an image of Earth.
ALT A technician in a white cleanroom suit, hood, face mask, glasses, and gloves uses a tool to install one of Dragonfly’s two navigation cameras. The camera is a small gold-and-silver box mounted on spacecraft hardware, with cables wrapped in shiny protective plastic running overhead.
ALT Hera's first view of the separate Didymos and Dimorphos asteroids
ALT The Supermoon that was visible on September 17th, 2024 in Cleveland, OH. On this day, the full moon was a partial lunar eclipse; a supermoon; and a harvest moon. Credit: NASA/GRC/Jef Janis
ALT A panoramic view of a barren, rocky landscape with distant hills, framed by parts of a robotic rover visible on the left and right edges.
ALT A split view shows a rover on a rocky landscape with a yellow circle highlighting a deck instrument, alongside a close-up of that instrument's calibration target featuring rows of circular and square material samples.
ALT A worker wearing protective cleanroom gear uses a flashlight to inspect a large enclosure covered in solar panels.
ALT The full Moon of March 2025 glows against a deep blue evening sky, framed by the dark, twisting branches of a leafless tree. Photographed rising over New Orleans, home to NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility, on March 13, 2025, this full Moon coincided with a total lunar eclipse. Credit: NASA/Eric Bordelon
ALT A detailed view of the Moon’s heavily cratered gray surface fills the left side of the image. In the distance on the right, a thin crescent Earth appears illuminated against a black sky, with the blue and white colors of the planet visible along the bright edge. Credit: NASA
ALT Photo of a Hall thruster identical to those on NASA’s Psyche operating in a vacuum chamber at JPL during tests. A ring of blue light emits a hazy stream of glowing material. The blue light is generated by xenon ions being accelerated through an electromagnetic field, which gives the spacecraft a gentle but steady acceleration. NASA/JPL-Caltech
ALT Screenshot of a web application showing the current position of the Psyche spacecraft with its wings of solar panels, along with more info about the mission.
