NASA Shares New Space and Earth Discoveries

NASA shared many exciting science stories recently. Scientists studied the Earth, the Moon, and far planets.

First, NASA and IBM launched a new artificial intelligence model. This model will help scientists study the Moon.

Next, two satellites studied hurricanes during El Niño. One satellite is from the United States and the other is from Europe. They watched the weather from space.

Scientists also found that human-related microbes can survive on the Moon's South Pole. This is very important for future space travel.

In deep space, two famous telescopes studied old objects. The Hubble and Webb telescopes found that far-out solar system objects remember their past. Also, the Chandra telescope found mysterious X-ray objects in space.

Hubble also looked at Saturn. It tracked a new shape on Saturn's South Pole. This shape is a decagon. A decagon has ten sides.

On Earth, NASA shared its work with many people. On World Ocean Day, one thousand visitors went to a museum. They learned about NASA sea level science.

NASA also wants to share more data. They will boost open science and share data because of the Artemis Accords.

In another project, NASA pilots flew planes to chase the Moon's shadow. They did this to study an eclipse.

NASA will continue to study these mysteries. They are going to share more news soon. People can read about these projects on the NASA website.