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The next crew heads to the space station...

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navigating the lunar landscape...

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and a view to look forward to.

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A few of the stories
to tell you about this week at NASA.

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A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft
launched to the International Space Station

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on March 2nd on our SpaceX Crew-6 mission.

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The crew, including NASA astronauts
Stephen Bowen and Woody Hoburg,

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will conduct research and technology

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demonstrations on the space station
to benefit life on Earth and future

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Artemis human exploration missions to the Moon and eventually to Mars.

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In 2024, a Firefly Aerospace lunar lander will deliver a payload to the Moon called the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment.

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The payload is expected to receive signals
from two satellite

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constellations orbiting Earth and obtain
the first ever

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global navigation satellite systems
fixed on the lunar surface.

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This technology could help provide

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precise navigation for future exploration
missions on the Moon.

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A new simulation shows how our Nancy Grace
Roman Space Telescope’s

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wide field of view will help unveil the universe.

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The simulation compares
several regions of the image,

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depicting the Hubble Space Telescope’s
field of view, with the full zoomed-out

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image – which represents how much
more Roman is capable of surveying.

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The Roman Space Telescope is targeted
for launch by May 2027.

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The NASA's Aeronautics “Dream with Us
Design Challenge”

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is an opportunity
for middle and high school students

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to share their visions
for the future of aviation.

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Student teams are being asked to develop
and present plans

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for a more sustainable
commercial aircraft.

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The deadline for submissions is May 15th.

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For more details, visit
go.nasa.gov/aero-dream.

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