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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

A U.S. government agency working in aeronautics, space and science. Check its website, understand its purpose and find traceable original material.

www.nasa.gov

https://www.nasa.gov/

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A cargo spacecraft departs the International Space Station near orbital sunset, above the curve of Earth.
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About the organization

NASA conducts research in aeronautics and technology, studies Earth, the Sun, the solar system and the wider universe, and participates in human space exploration including work on the International Space Station.

This introduction uses NASA's own description and the U.S. government directory. Third-party reposts, search ranking and visual similarity are not used to establish website identity.

Sources for this section:NASA USAGov · U.S. General Services Administration

Understand the agency and its research

NASA's About page describes its areas of work and links to organizational information, centers and directorates. These are useful starting points when checking which part of the agency is involved in a subject.

Sources for this section:NASA

Continue to original material

For subjects such as Earth science, the solar system, the universe and aeronautical technology, start on NASA's website and then check the particular document's title, date, publisher and scope.

Sources for this section:NASA

Independent reading advice

Students, educators, science readers and people checking a source can use the website as a starting point. For an individual article or image, continue checking its credit, date, usage notice and applicable conditions.

Institutional identity, a research conclusion and a third-party promotional claim are separate matters. Using NASA's name or material does not automatically mean that NASA endorses a product, service or opinion.

Sources

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Identity evidence and decision record

These are the public materials the identity decision actually cites.

www.nasa.gov

Supporting material · USAGov · U.S. General Services Administration https://www.usa.gov/agencies/national-aeronautics-and-space-administration

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Original decision record

Hermes independently reread the current authoritative USAGov agency page in a real browser and verified the exact agency name and Website link; no identity promotion from reachability or model inference.

Regional access observations

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