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At NASA Goddard, we build space telescopes

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to explore the evolution of galaxies, stars and planets

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that make up our universe.

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We discover planets around other stars

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and investigate whether they could support life 

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and what that life might look like.

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We imagine, then engineer, 

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We imagine, then engineer, far-out missions

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to answer questions about how galaxies and planets formed

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and evolved over time. 

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At NASA Goddard, we study the sun’s dynamic behavior 

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and the space weather that it generates

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so we can protect astronauts and satellites in space 

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as well as our technology on the ground.

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At NASA Goddard, we use the data from 

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a constellation of satellites to generate global 

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maps of rain and snow pummeling the Earth

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to monitor how greenhouse gases move through the atmosphere

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and to model all of Earth’s systems 

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to create a dynamic portrait of our planet.

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We launch small rockets

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carrying university-developed experiments into space

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and provide low-cost space platforms 

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for testing new instrument concepts and engineering techniques.

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At NASA Goddard, we ensure every craft is space-ready

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We blast noise and shake instruments to simulate the stresses at launch

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we expose them to the unforgiving vacuum of space

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and to the powerful magnetic fields.

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At NASA Goddard, we develop and maintain communication links 

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between Earth and spacecrafts in orbit.

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We evaluate and improve system software 

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to reduce risk in our missions, large and small.

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Innovation and science never sleep

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and new discoveries never get old

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at NASA Goddard.

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