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Continuing a collaboration in space
exploration …

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Space station research heads back to Earth ...

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And highlighting new science from NASA missions ...

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a few of the stories to tell you about – 
This Week at NASA!

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On Jan. 13 at NASA
Headquarters, administrator Bill Nelson,

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Japan’s prime minister Kishida Fumio,
and others were on hand as

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken
and Japan's Minister for Foreign Affairs,

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Hayashi Yoshimasa signed an agreement
for a continued collaboration

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in space exploration
between the two nations.

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A SpaceX Dragon cargo ship undocked from
the International Space Station on

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Jan. 9 with about 4,400 pounds of cargo
to be returned to Earth,

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including valuable scientific experiments.

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The 241st meeting
of the American Astronomical Society

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featured news that our Webb Space
Telescope helped reveal remarkable

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similarities between distant galaxies
from the dawn of the universe

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and a rare class of small galaxies
much closer to us.

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Our Hubble space Telescope, Chandra X-ray

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Observatory and Tess were also
discussed at the meeting.

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According to an analysis by NASA,
Earth's global average

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surface temperature in 2022 tied with 2015
as the fifth warmest on record.

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The past nine years have been the warmest years

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since modern recordkeeping began in 1880.

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That's what's up this week at NASA.