Osservazione notturna della Terra dalla ISS · Crediti: NASA / Johnson Space Center · Scheda NASA ↗
International Space Station
Orbit, observations and life in microgravity.
Your mission control
Lancio Artemis I, 16 novembre 2022 · Crediti: NASA / Joel Kowsky · Scheda NASA ↗
Upcoming NASA launches
Browse the official schedule and planned dates.
Bandiera sulla Luna, Apollo 11 · Crediti: NASA / Johnson Space Center · Scheda NASA ↗
Exploring the Moon
Discover our natural satellite and the programmes studying it.
Sole osservato da SDO · Crediti: NASA / GSFC / Solar Dynamics Observatory · Scheda NASA ↗
The Sun and near-Earth space
Explore our star and its connection to the space environment.
Follow a mission with a scientist’s curiosity
A launch is one step in a much longer investigation. To follow a mission, start with its scientific questions: what does it measure, which instruments does it carry, and where will it operate? The official mission pages explain the objectives and the evidence behind the results. A planned launch date is a schedule rather than a guarantee; use the linked source to check the latest announcement.
Our magazine connects mission stories with the worlds they explore. Read about the instruments, return to the relevant planetary page, and compare the findings with what was already known. The links to NASA, ESA and other scientific institutions let you continue directly with the original material. Read the magazine ↗