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Perseverance Begins Third Year | Detailed View of Oblong Asteroid 

Missions __ News __ Galleries __ Events MARS NASA's Perseverance Rover Set to Begin Third Year at Jezero Crater After completing the first sample depot on another world, the rover continues its hunt for Mars rocks worthy of study on Earth. Read More ASTEROIDS AND COMETS NASA's Planetary Radar Captures Detailed View of Oblong Asteroid One of the most elongated asteroids ever imaged by planetary radar was closely tracked by the agency's Deep Space Network. Read More MARS 43 Flights and Counting Did you know that Ingenuity has been busy taking flights on Mars? Check out what it's been up to lately. See the Flight Log

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NASA's Webb Reveals Nearby Galaxies | Live Lecture Tonight: Perseverance's Two Years on Mars 

Missions __ News __ Galleries __ Events Stars and Galaxies NASA's Webb Reveals Intricate Networks of Gas, Dust in Nearby Galaxies Peering through obscuring clouds of dust, the MIRI instrument has revealed networks of giant cavities and blown-out bubbles in the gaseous arms of distant galaxies. Read More LIVE LECTURE Perseverance: Two Years on Mars We'll talk with members of the Mars 2020 team about the past two years of operation and discovery. Watch Live Tonight (7pm PST/10pm EST)

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Prepare for Pi Day 🥧🍕

An all-new NASA Pi Day Challenge arrives on March 9! ✨ 

EDUCATION UPDATES | FEBRUARY 2023 Here's how to serve up a mathematical feast this Pi Day Pi Day is just a month away, and we've got everything you need to serve up a mathematical feast this year. On March 9, our 10th annual NASA Pi Day Challenge goes live with four new illustrated math problems featuring NASA missions and science – and, of course, pi. For even more ways to celebrate Pi Day on March 14, look no further than our event page, which lists a number of resources designed to get students and learners of all ages excited about and engaged in the mathematical constant that helps NASA explore Earth and space every day. Learn more and start exploring at the link below. Explore Pi Day Resources MORE UPCOMING EVENTS Public Event Saturday, Feb. 18 Perseverance Mars Rover 'Landiversary' Internships Deadline: Friday, March 31, 2023 JPL Summer Internship Program 2023 WATCH & LEARN Student Webinar Learning Space With NASA –Make a Mars Helicopter Related Activity NEW & NOTABLE ON JPL EDU Articles Edu News 18 Ways NASA Uses Pi Edu News How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Really Need? Career Guidance How to Get an Internship at JPL Educator Guides Lesson Collection Pi Day Challenge Lessons Collection | Grades K-12 Mission to Mars Student Challenge Student Activities Slideshow NASA Pi Day Challenge The 2023 challenge arrives on March 9! ACROSS THE NASA-VERSE NASA Mars Exploration Nominate a Student for You've Got Perseverance! NASA Space Place Play DSN Uplink-Downlink NASA STEM Engagement Surprisingly STEM: Moon Rock Processors FOLLOW JPL EDUCATION ON:

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