Mars orbiters and rovers have mapped extensive evaporite deposits on Mars, similar in chemistry to the Bonneville Salt Flats and the playa around Great Salt Lake. Where the Perseverance rover […]
JOIN THIS ML SEMINAR SERIES HERE Time: October 27th, 12PM PDT/3PM EDT Everyone is invited to the monthly machine learning virtual seminar hosted by the ML-Astrobiology Initiative at NASA Ames […]
The AMA is an opportunity to ask about an upcoming milestone — a powered gravity assist around Earth in early November. It’s the first such attempt for any NASA mission. […]
Speaker: Ravi Kumar Kopparapu, planetary scientist, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center When: Wednesday 28 October 2026, 9:30am Pacific, 12:30pm Eastern, 4:30pm UK (the UK clocks change a week before the […]
On November 2, 2026, at 2 PM Eastern Time, NASA’s Chief Scientist for Astromaterials Curation within the Science Mission Directorate and NASA’s Astromaterials Curator will host a webinar to discuss […]
Please join us for a James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) webinar (JWebbinar) dedicated to the Optical Constants database (OCdb) and its use in PICASO and VIRGA models to analyze and interpret JWST observations of brown dwarfs and exoplanets. This JWebbinar will be presented by Ella Sciamma-O'Brien, Lora Jovanovic, Sarah Moran, and James Mang. The JWebbinar […]
The agenda for the MEPAG Fall Virtual Meeting #20 on November 9-10 is now available at the link below, with only minor updates expected in the coming weeks. We're looking forward to updates from NASA and ESA, plans for upcoming missions including SkyFall, and a variety of reports from across the community. We are not […]
We’re teaming up with NPR ShortWave for a live podcast recording in Washington, D.C.! Hear from leading Carnegie Science researchers, including astrophysicist Madeleine McKenzie, biogeochemist and microbial ecologist Emily Zakem, and astrobiologist Michael Wong, as they share discoveries from their respective fields and reveal how this remarkable element connects life on Earth to the cosmos.
The annual NASA Space Apps Challenge provides the opportunity to engage directly with NASA’s data, along with Space Agency Partner data. During the two-day hackathon, teams use this data to address challenges written by NASA Subject Matter Experts, featuring topics including storytelling, software development, astrophysics, space exploration, agriculture, and more.
Join us at STScI for the Rocky Worlds DDT Workshop Data Challenge Results & Rocky Worlds DDT Science, a community gathering focused on the science enabled by the Rocky Worlds Director’s Discretionary Time (DDT) program, with particular emphasis on its JWST/MIRI observations. The workshop will serve as the culmination of the Rocky Worlds DDT Data […]
