People across the country traveled far and wide this past Monday to view the total solar eclipse. Equipped with the proper eye protection, a NASA Langley intern was one of those travelers, journeying to Dallas, Texas, to see it for herself.

Read about her experience here:…

Sail away, sail away, sail away 🎵🛰️

Our next-generation solar sail technology will launch from New Zealand aboard Rocket Lab’s Electron rocket later this month. Learn more about the mission that will be sailing on sunlight: go.nasa.gov/3PZ6pv7

A view like no other 🌑☀️

During yesterday’s #eclipse , a team of Langley researchers traveled to Fort Drum, N.Y., to study changes in the weather during the total solar eclipse using a specially modified drone flying at 10,000 feet.

The researchers captured on video the…

It's #NationalRoboticsWeek ! When you think of a robot, what do you picture? 🤖

Did you know some robots are soft? See for yourself in this Surprisingly STEM episode featuring soft robotics engineers at NASA Langley Research Center. #RoboWeek

nasa.gov/stem-content/s…

Did you catch the #eclipse today, notice crescent-shaped shadows coming through the trees, and are wondering what causes those unique shadows?

The answer is nature’s very own pinhole camera! Light from the Sun during the eclipse passes through small gaps between tree leaves,…

Ready to witness a breathtaking celestial event?

Watch the 2024 total solar #eclipse live with us. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Can't see the total solar #eclipse in person? NASA has you covered. Tune in to our live broadcast – we’ll be tracking the eclipse across the country, and you'll have a stellar view of it all: go.nasa.gov/eclipse2024live

Today is the total solar #eclipse – but whose big day is it? Earth, Moon, and Sun all want the title!

As residents of the solar system, it’s time to do your civic duty – vote for your team! ⬇️

Whose big day is it?

See your real-time eclipse data appear on the GLOBE Eclipse Map, here: globe.gov/eclipse2024/ #Eclipse2024 #EclipseChallenge #eclipse

All eyes will be on the sky today for the total solar #eclipse . For a team of Langley researchers, the eclipse is also an exciting opportunity to study changes in the Sun’s radiation!

Learn more about how Langley researchers will use special weather sensors and drones to study…

Not in the path or want to join the #eclipse party? Wherever you are, watch the total solar eclipse with us on Monday.

Our livestream begins at 1pm ET (1700 UTC). But how can you tune in? A thread...🧵

Get your eclipse shades ready: next Monday, April 8, a solar eclipse will be visible in many areas across the continental United States!

Grab your eclipse glasses, #ShowUsYourSpecs , and check out the NASA eclipse map to see where you can enjoy this stellar event ☀️

Learn more:…

Our Advanced Composite Solar Sail System will demonstrate sailing on sunlight with next-generation space technology. Rocket Lab's launch window opens April 24, 2024 from the launch site in New Zealand!  🗓️

More about our upcoming mission: go.nasa.gov/49koD15

Earlier this month, International Space Station Director Robyn Gatens visited NASA Langley Research Center in Virginia with Leading Women Toward Space Careers, a program at Purdue University | John Martinson Honors College, that aims to inspire, connect, mentor and ready students across disciplines for long term leadership in space-related…