Psyche Raw Images

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See Raw Images From the Spacecraft

The Psyche team periodically turns on the spacecraft's twin cameras to test them. Psyche has snapped hundreds of images as it cruises toward its destination, asteroid Psyche. These images are called "raw images" because they haven't been processed by imaging software. Click on the "Raw Images Viewer" link to see what Psyche sees. Learn more about raw images in the two articles linked below.

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An illustration of the Psyche spacecraft in space with its solar panels extended.

This artist's concept shows NASA's Psyche spacecraft in space. The Psyche mission will explore a metal-rich asteroid with the same name that lies in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

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NASA's Psyche Images Stars, Jovian System

NASA's Psyche spacecraft captured multiple star and planet images in late January 2025 that include notable appearances by Mars, Jupiter, and the Jovian moons Io, Ganymede, Callisto, and Europa. Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU

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A starfield with labeled images of moons and Jupiter.

NASA's Psyche spacecraft captured multiple star and planet images in late January 2025 that include notable appearances by Mars, Jupiter, and the Jovian moons Io, Ganymede, Callisto, and Europa.

NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU

Featured Raw Images

Explore the latest raw images from the Psyche spacecraft.

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What Are Raw Images?

Raw images are photos from space missions that NASA provides online for easy public access in their original appearance, largely untouched by image processing software.