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The uniform may change, but the commitment to something greater remains. 🇺🇸
This Veterans Day, we recognize the men and women who have served our nation and the service members who continue to shape the future of human space exploration. To all who have served, thank you.
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We’re searching for the next generation of explorers to carry us into the future of human space exploration. Why not you?
Astronaut applications are open until Dec. 3. Learn more now and apply here: go.nasa.gov/astro2026
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On Nov. 17, celebrate this once-in-human-history moment by creating a wave of golden light.
Shine bright for Voyager! Here’s how to join in: go.nasa.gov/shinebright
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No other traveler has ever journeyed so far from home.
Voyager 1 is about to become the first human-made object to reach a distance of one light-day from Earth, or about 16 billion miles. ½
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Announcing the winner of the Museum’s 2027 Michael Collins Trophy for Current Achievement: The Artemis II Mission Team
@NASA's Artemis II mission captured the attention of the world in April 2026 as commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialists Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen traveled around the Moon and back — the first crewed deep space mission in over 50 years.
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Announcing the winner of the Museum’s 2027 Michael Collins Trophy for Lifetime Achievement: Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke!
Gen. Charles M. “Charlie” Duke is one of the most accomplished astronauts of the Apollo era and continues to be a powerful advocate for human space exploration and scientific discovery. Duke served as a fighter pilot and aerospace engineer before walking on the Moon during Apollo 16.
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Under the Trump Administration, ambition is back. Momentum is back. Leadership is back. @NASA is BACK. 🚀🇺🇸
President Trump Speaks at the Kennedy Space Center
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Rovers, landers, aircraft, and astronauts 🚀
Day 1 of the first-ever MAX POWER aerospace expo and air show was unforgettable! Thanks to the thousands who joined us to celebrate American innovation and technology at @NASAKennedy.
Up next: Day 2. Stay tuned!
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New awards. New mission updates. More progress toward a Moon Base.
We're advancing commercial lunar deliveries, a nuclear-powered rover, launch and orbital transfer services, and infrastructure to support a sustained human presence on the Moon: nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-a…
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President Trump at @NASA's Kennedy Space Center. 🚀
"To be an American is to inherit the legacy of the greatest pioneers, explorers, inventors, and innovators... Now, our nation is ready to prove the doubters wrong yet again — and to make the next giant leaps for all mankind."
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We're kicking Moon Base updates into high gear! 🚀
Tune in today at 5 p.m. ET as agency leaders share the latest progress and new developments in our efforts to establish a sustained human presence on the lunar surface. The event will stream live from MAX POWER at @NASAKennedy.

ALT A NASA exhibit at UP.Summit during MAX POWER on Nov. 6, 2026, features a conceptual lunar surface display illustrating the power infrastructure needed to support longer-duration missions on the Moon. In the foreground, miniature habitation modules and other lunar surface assets sit atop a gray, rocky terrain model, demonstrating how infrastructure could support sustained lunar exploration. The display is illustrative and does not represent a finalized Moon Base design. Behind the model stands an orange Orion Crew Survival System suit, with a stage and large American flag visible in the background. Credit: NASA/Briana Zamora
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President Trump Delivers Remarks, Nov. 6, 2026 xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/broadcasts/2WXEnkVgd…
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Today, we’re excited to welcome @POTUS to @NASAKennedy as we begin building a global stage worthy of America’s leadership in aerospace.
CAPEWEEK will be a great American gathering for the people and technologies shaping the future of aerospace, bringing together builders, operators, entrepreneurs, engineers, pilots, investors, explorers, and hundreds of thousands of members of the public.
There is no better stage for this than Kennedy Space Center and the runway that welcomed the Space Shuttle home.
This is where America can show the world what we are building next.
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A common axiom in spaceflight is to treat every launch, space walk, and opportunity like it may be your last. I arrived at the international space station expecting to do zero space walks and hoping for one. I've been fortunate to work with the teams across @nasa far more than expected. Yesterday, was a peak moment full of unexpected challenges, real-time solution, and mission success. I feel blessed and thankful for this opportunity to make space a better place for us all. Thanks to the entire team for making it safe, making it fun, and getting it done! It will be the highlight of my career to work with you!
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🚨 BREAKING: Introducing X-70 Fractal, @NASA's newest experimental aircraft!
This crewed, modular aircraft will allow the agency to rapidly swap out internal & external payloads to help keep pushing the frontiers of aviation technology! @nasaadmin
Details: go.nasa.gov/4kAeM0d
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Ready for a special National STEM Day Q&A?
Tune in tomorrow as students across the country connect live with @NASA astronaut @astro_anil aboard the @Space_Station and STEM creator @MarkRober: nasa.gov/learning-resources/…
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Yes, you can even vote from space! All three US crew members had the privilege of voting from space station. We filled out an electronic ballot and sent it securely to the election officials.
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If you’re under 26, you have never lived a day without someone orbiting above you.
26 years ago today, the first resident crew arrived at the ISS. Humanity has had a home in space ever since.
The research and advances made possible by our crews, teams on the ground and international partners have helped prepare us to live and work on the Moon and Mars.
As we transition to the next era of our presence in low Earth orbit, we build on everything they have made possible.
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Watch live: After a yearlong stay inside a simulated Mars habitat, our four-member CHAPEA crew is set to “return” to Earth. Tune in to watch the end of their mission!
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