Webb and Hubble Telescopes Capture Stunning Combined View of Galaxy M64

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NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) for September 16, 2026 features a striking image of galaxy M64, observed by the James Webb Space Telescope. M64, sometimes called the Black Eye Galaxy, is a well-known spiral galaxy located in the constellation Coma Berenices. The featured image combines data from both the Webb and Hubble space telescopes, offering a detailed multi-wavelength perspective. Each APOD entry is accompanied by an explanation written by a professional astronomer to help the public explore the universe.

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NASA Ames Honors Seven Staff Members as September 2026 Stars of the Month

NASA's Ames Science Directorate has recognized seven employees as its Stars of the Month for September 2026. The honorees are Steve Ormsby, Aphrodite Kostakis, Alejandro Borlaff, Sarah Nickerson, Martina Caussi, Keiko Nomura, and Stephen Broccardo. Each was selected for their outstanding contributions to the NASA mission. The recognition highlights qualities including entrepreneurial spirit, technical expertise, and a collaborative approach to scientific work.

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NASA to Host Public Moon Observation Night in Huntsville on Sept. 19

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NASA Hosts International Observe the Moon Night Events Nationwide on Sept. 19

NASA is inviting the public to participate in International Observe the Moon Night on Saturday, September 19, with events held across the United States. One of the featured celebrations will take place at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. The event comes months after NASA's Artemis II mission made headlines in April, when four astronauts orbited the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years. The initiative encourages people everywhere to turn their attention skyward and engage with lunar observation.

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Artemis III Crew Inspects Rocket Assembly Progress at Kennedy Space Center

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