Explore theUniverse. π
Your personal mission control for space exploration. Real photos from Mars, live asteroid tracking, and NASA imagery updated every single day.
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60+
Years of space exploration
π΄
1,000+
Mars rover photos daily
βοΈ
2,000+
Near Earth objects tracked
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365
NASA images per year
Astronomy Picture of the Day
Every day NASA releases a stunning image of our universe. Each one handpicked by professional astronomers with a full explanation.
Photos from the Red Planet.
Real photographs taken by NASA rovers currently on the surface of Mars. Updated daily as the rovers explore and transmit data back to Earth.

Head of Mast on Mars Rover Curiosity
Sol 2011-11-28

Curiosity Mars Rover Drilling Into Its Second Rock
Sol 2013-06-05

Mars Rover Curiosity Raising Turret
Sol 2011-06-13

Top of Mars Rover Curiosity Remote Sensing Mast
Sol 2011-04-06

Mars Rover Curiosity in Artist Concept, Tall
Sol 2011-05-26

Mars Rover Curiosity in Artist Concept, Wide
Sol 2011-05-26

Diverse Science Payload on Mars Rover Curiosity
Sol 2011-07-22

Arm Stretch by Curiosity Mars Rover
Sol 2010-09-16

Destination for Mars Rover Curiosity
Sol 2012-03-28
π
225M km
Distance from Earth
π‘οΈ
-63Β°C avg
Surface Temperature
β°
24h 37m
Day Length
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2
Active Rovers
Photos from the Moon.
Historic and modern NASA photography of Earth's only natural satellite β from the Apollo landings to orbital imagery.

Flag of the U.S. deployed on surface of the Moon
1969-07-20

View of the earth transmitted during live televition transmission Apollo 8
1968-12-23

Apollo 11 crewmembers participates in simulation of moon's surface
1969-04-22

High-oblique view of Moon's surface showing earth rising above horizon
1968-12-22

APOLLO XI CREWMEMBERS - SIMULATION - DEPLOYMENT - MOON SURFACE
1969-04-22

Shadow of the Apollo 11 Lunar module silhouetted against Moon's surface
1969-07-20

Saturn Apollo Program
1969-07-20

Saturn Apollo Program
1969-07-20

n/a
1969-07-20
Near Earth Objects. Today.
Real-time data from NASA tracking asteroids passing near Earth today. Distances, sizes and threat assessments updated continuously.
2026 HF2
Low RiskID: 54607955
Distance
117,089 km
Size
~13 m
Velocity
65,098 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
2026 HJ1
Low RiskID: 54607824
Distance
643,432 km
Size
~9 m
Velocity
38,182 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
2026 GJ1
Low RiskID: 54607545
Distance
3.34M km
Size
~81 m
Velocity
79,967 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
2026 GZ1
Low RiskID: 54607631
Distance
5.95M km
Size
~61 m
Velocity
36,890 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
2025 HQ4
Low RiskID: 54527652
Distance
6.27M km
Size
~27 m
Velocity
45,162 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
2009 UC19
Low RiskID: 3472366
Distance
15.05M km
Size
~39 m
Velocity
31,565 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
2021 JG3
Low RiskID: 54144286
Distance
15.37M km
Size
~119 m
Velocity
31,589 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
2023 HM
Low RiskID: 54354505
Distance
39.13M km
Size
~12 m
Velocity
99,697 km/h
Close Approach
2026-04-21
Risk Level Guide
Non-hazardous asteroid passing at safe distance. No threat to Earth.
Potentially hazardous but passing at a considerable distance.
Potentially hazardous asteroid with close approach distance.
β οΈ PHO = Potentially Hazardous Object as classified by NASA JPL. All data is sourced directly from NASA Near Earth Object Web Service.