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The President’s Budget Request for NASA …

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Crew-5 is safely back on Earth …

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And a look at a possible

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Moon mission spacesuit.

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a few of the stories to tell you about ...

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This Week at NASA!

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The Biden-Harris Administration’s

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recently released Budget for Fiscal Year

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2024 includes a $27.2 billion request

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for NASA.

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This represents a strong show of support

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for the agency to continue its efforts

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on behalf of all humanity.

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This includes exploration of the universe

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through Artemis,

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the return of samples from Mars,

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monitoring and protecting our home planet,

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advancing sustainable aviation, and more.

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Additional details are available

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at nasa.gov/budget.

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On March 11, a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft

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safely splashed down off the coast

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of Tampa, Florida

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to return our SpaceX Crew-5 mission

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from the International Space Station.

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Four days later, the crew –

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including NASA astronauts

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Nicole Mann and Josh Cassada,

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talked about their mission during

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a news conference at our

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Johnson Space Center.

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Crew-5 spent 157 days in orbit.

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During a March 15 event

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near our Johnson Space Center,

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NASA partner, Axiom Space

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revealed a prototype of the

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NASA astronauts could wear on the Moon

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during our Artemis III mission.

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The agency selected Axiom Space

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to deliver a moonwalking system

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to land the first astronauts

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near the lunar South Pole.

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On March 14, SpaceX

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launched a Dragon cargo spacecraft

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to the space station from

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our Kennedy Space Center

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with new science investigations,

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supplies, and equipment for the

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station crew.

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This is the company’s 27th

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commercial resupply mission

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to the space station for NASA.

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That’s what’s up this week @NASA.