NASA is going back to the moon. The James Webb Space Telescope is rewriting the story of space and time. Technology continues to advance our ability to understand the...
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#worldspaceweekWords by National Geographic Explorer @dr.shireenrahimi | I look down and feel a deep sense of awe. The cave’s opening forms a massive funnel, adorned with crystalline...
Learn more at the link in bio. NASA’s Webb telescope is pulling back the curtain on the earliest galaxies, which are more numerous and brighter than expected—revealing a...
Video by @macstonephoto | As photographers, we chase light and charge headlong into wilderness areas with the hope that nature will bestow a bit of its unpredictable...
Photos by @danwintersphoto | As part of a multiyear project for National Geographic, I've been documenting NASA’s Artemis program. The mission, which will land...
Photo by @spencerlowell_ | When I learned of the space shuttle Endeavour's journey in 2012 through Los Angeles from LAX to the California Science Center, I was instantly...
Composite image of 15 sequential photos by Reuben Wu @reuben | The SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket leaves Earth's orbit on February 6, 2018. During a late-night photo shoot...
Discover more at the link in bio. The mixture of gasses measured in exoplanet K2-18 b suggests it may have a global ocean beneath a hydrogen-rich atmosphere—and...
Photo by Becky Hale @beckythale | Watching Buzz Aldrin walk into the National Geographic studio in 2015 was a “pinch myself” moment. I distinctly remember thinking, He’s...
Photos by @carstenpeter | From Earth’s surface to its subterranean caverns, some of the most alien habitats on Earth may come closest to comparing with Jupiter’s and...
From Florida to California, space fans in the U.S. are making pilgrimages to a historic number of liftoffs. Head to the link in bio to learn where to see rocket launches...
Video by @babaktafreshi | On September 12, near the northernmost point in Iceland, the night sky exploded with an aurora and a spectacular fireball meteor. We were...
Photos by @paoloverzone | The Human Robot Interaction (HRI) Lab of the European Space Agency's European Space Research and Technology Centre is in Noordwijk, the...
In 1961, U.S. President John F. Kennedy selected a young test pilot named Edward Joseph “Ed” Dwight Jr. to become the first African American astronaut. While Ed was...
Photo by @spencerlowell_ | The Allen Telescope Array in Hat Creek, California, is an assembly of 42 individual 6-meter parabolic dishes that collectively operate as a...
Ever wonder what the first stars looked like when they were born? This computer simulation takes us deep into an early star-forming region just a hundred million years...
Photos by @babaktafreshi | Scenes from our rotating planet: These long-exposure images were taken on six continents, with the camera pointed toward either the north or...
