File:NASA Science Calendar 2023.pdf

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English: 2023 NASA Science Calendar
  • Science is the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe—unifying humanity with each discovery, expanding our knowledge and igniting our imagination. As we sail the sands of time and space, science gives context and meaning to measures great and small. Did you know there are as many stars in the universe as grains of sand on Earth? The new era of NASA Science discoveries is just beginning, and you are a part of it!
  • In 2022, we all watched in awe as the first images from the Webb Space Telescope were revealed. These stunning observations gave us a new view into the past and the deep universe and are only a glimpse of the discoveries to come. Artemis is preparing humanity to return to the Moon and explore beyond. On Mars, we have continued searching for signs of ancient life, both microscopic and macroscopic, as the Perseverance rover collects sands and rock samples to return to Earth in 2033. While here on Earth, we are developing new missions to provide novel insights into our system of systems that is our home planet. We are also preparing for the new Earth System Observatory missions which will improve our understanding of climate change and natural hazard mitigation, enabling tangible progress at local and national levels.
  • Our robotic investigators are not alone in unlocking new frontiers: NASA missions continued fueling new industries and technologies and the demand for a highly skilled and diverse workforce, one that brings to the table new ideas and approaches. And looking forward, our commitment to making discoveries more accessible to all includes starting a new Open-Source Science Initiative to share data worldwide.
  • The NASA Science team is excited to continue our voyage together with you through time and space, discovering the universe one grain of sand at a time. Come explore with us.
    • Thomas H. Zurbuchen, Associate Administrator NASA Science Mission Directorate
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