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At NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center

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we’re leveraging our scientific 

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and technical expertise to support 

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NASA’s bold Artemis initiative 

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for a new era of crewed 

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lunar exploration.

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We build and operate spacecraft 

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and science instruments, 

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and analyze data and lunar samples, 

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to help us understand the Moon, 

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identify resources, 

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and locate safe landing sites. 

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We test science instruments 

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in Moon-like environments on Earth, 

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providing valuable 

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input to the design of hardware

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and strategies to be used by astronauts. 

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and strategies to be used by astronauts. 

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Our researchers and partners 

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study and model the Sun’s

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flow of energy and particles throughout 

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the solar system, which helps protect

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astronauts and spacecraft from 

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harsh radiation.

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The science payloads we develop 

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for NASA’s Gateway will monitor space weather 

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conditions from lunar orbit. 

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We also oversee 

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communications networks for NASA, 

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providing two-way support 

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and transmitting critical data.

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Optical communications will 

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be demonstrated on Orion for potential 

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use on future human spaceflight missions.

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use on future human spaceflight missions.

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Reliable navigation on 

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and around the Moon will be enabled by 

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proven technology, onboard processing 

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capability, and detailed data products.

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capability, and detailed data products.

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Back on Earth, 

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astronaut location and safety during 

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Orion splashdowns will be enhanced 

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by the development of emergency

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locator beacons. 

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Our Wallops Flight Facility 

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assists with tracking and 

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communications support for Orion 

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as well as launching un-crewed missions 

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and payloads into low-Earth 

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and lunar orbits.

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Future missions will demonstrate 

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sustainable and resilient spaceflight 

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enabled by in-space robotic servicing,

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assembly, and manufacturing. 

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assembly, and manufacturing. 

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The technologies we’re developing will allow 

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spacecraft to live longer 

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and journey farther.

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So when future explorers step foot on the Moon 

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with Artemis and take the next giant leap 

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to Mars, Goddard,

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with our partners, 

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will be there every step of the way.

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