NASA | A Tour of NASA Goddard Photography on Social Media

The video highlights NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's role in advancing space science through innovative technology and imagery. It discusses the responsibilities of Goddard's image coordinator, who collaborates with photographers and manages social media to share NASA's work. The video showcases popular images like the Blue Marble and those from the Hubble and James Webb telescopes, emphasizing their educational value. It also explains how NASA engages the public in learning about new scientific discoveries and provides access to its imagery in the public domain.

What is the primary goal of NASA Goddard's social media team?

• To win awards for their social media presence

• To share Goddard's work with a global audience

• To focus solely on space enthusiasts

• To create viral content

Which of the following is a popular type of image shared by NASA?

• Close-up images of insects

• Images of ancient ruins

• Images of the ocean floor

• Blue Marble images of Earth

What does the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) help NASA to do?

• Map the Moon in great detail

• Capture images of Mars

• Study the Earth's atmosphere

• Photograph distant galaxies

What is a unique feature of the images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope?

• They focus on Earth's weather patterns

• They are only available to scientists

• They show the birth of stars and galaxies

• They are in black and white

Why are NASA's images particularly valuable for public use?

• They are exclusive to NASA employees

• They are in the public domain and free to use

• They require a subscription to access

• They are only available in print form