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An important target date for the\h
James Webb Space Telescope …
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An update about the next\h
generation of spacesuits ….
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And testing our lunar-roving robot … a few of the\h
stories to tell you about – This Week at NASA!
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Our James Webb Space Telescope team is planning\h
to release the telescope’s first full-color images\h\h

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and spectroscopic data on July 12. Some early test\h
imagery has already demonstrated the unprecedented\h\h

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sharpness of Webb’s infrared view. But the images\h
and data released on July 12 will be the first to\h\h

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showcase Webb’s full science capabilities.
On June 1, we announced that Axiom Space\h\h

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and Collins Aerospace will develop and provide\h
next generation spacesuit and spacewalk systems\h\h

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for astronauts to work outside the\h
International Space Station, explore the\h\h

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lunar surface on Artemis missions, and prepare\h
for human missions to Mars. Learn more about\h\h

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spacesuits and spacewalking at nasa.gov/suitup.
Teams at our Glenn Research Center in Cleveland\h\h

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recently conducted full-scale egress testing\h
with the prototype of our VIPER Moon rover\h\h

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to verify that it will be able to exit the\h
Astrobotic Griffin lunar lander safely and\h\h

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effectively after landing on the Moon.\h
VIPER is targeted for delivery to the Moon’s\h\h

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South Pole in late 2023 to map valuable\h
resources for future Artemis missions.
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The 2022 Atlantic Ocean hurricane season\h
kicked off on June 1 and runs through Nov. 30.\h\h

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NASA plays an important role in the science\h
of hurricanes. Our fleet of Earth-observing\h\h

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satellites can monitor storms from\h
the unique vantage point of space\h\h

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to collect data that is also useful for\h
disaster preparedness, response, mitigation,\h\h

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and recovery. Learn more at nasa.gov/hurricanes. 
On June 2, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and\h\h

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others attended the Apollo 1 Monument Dedication\h
at Arlington National Cemetery, in Virginia.\h\h

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The monument honors and memorializes the\h
Apollo 1 crew – astronauts Gus Grissom,\h\h

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Ed White and Roger Chaffee – and others who\h
lost their lives in support of the agency’s\h\h

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mission of exploration and discovery.
That’s what’s up this week @NASA … For\h\h