Collage of Solar System poster set featuring planets
Young students looking at a robotic project
Closeup of hands making a Juno model out of popsicle sticks and foil connected in a 3-pronged model

Planetary Science Resources

Jump to view

Mission and Planet Packages
For Researchers
For Students (K-12)
Internships and Undergrad Opportunities
NASA's Eyes
Doing Science
Downloadables
PSD Strategic Guidance

Mission and Planet Packages

Links to videos, activities, printable graphics, and more, curated for the planets and missions below.

Jupiter against black background of space

Jupiter

Find More
artist's illustration of Lucy and asteroids

Lucy Mission

Find More
New InSight into the Red Planet Poster

Mars

Find More
The pale gray of Europa is seen against the blackness of space.

Ocean Worlds

Find More
An artistic visualization of the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft hovering above the surface of Asteroid Bennu. The spacecraft is silver, shiny with two wings on the top and a long extension from the bottom.

OSIRIS-REx Mission

Find More
This Cassini image from 2012 shows Titan and its host planet Saturn. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI

Saturn and Titan

Find More
Storm clouds in white and pale red encircle Venus.

Venus

Find More

For Researchers

Pages tailored for planetary science researchers.

This image shows an upstream view of the 13 IDE microprobe setup showing the 7-element silicon drift detector/x-ray fluorescence detector, sample stages and mount, optical microscope, KB-Mirror focusing enclosure, and ion chamber and filter box.

Research Facilities

A collection of planetary science enabling facilities, and additional facilities supported by Research and Analysis and other programs in PSD.

Read More
Solar System

Science Nuggets

Online form to submit PSD Science Nuggets.

Read More
A beautiful graphic showing the Universe and the Earth inside an hourglass

Science Mission Directorate

Information for researchers who use NASA science data and plan to propose or have submitted a proposal to an SMD research solicitation.

Read More

For Students (K-12)

Videos, games, and more fun ways to learn about planetary science.

Young students looking at a robotic project

Space to Learn

STEM lessons, games, and activities that combine them.

Find More
NASA Space Place logo that includes a cartoon illustrated Earth with a rocket flying over it and the text NASA Space Place and url spaceplace.nasa.gov.

Space Place: Solar System

Explore activities, videos, and more while learning about our solar system.

Find More

Internships and Undergrad Opportunities

Internships, NASA programs and other opportunities for undergraduate students.

Six young adults standing for a posed photo on a balcony at KSC overlooking the VAB

Internships

Find opportunities for internships at NASA centers across the country.

Learn More
Here to Observe program logo shows an artistic rendering of a planet with a magnifying glass in orbit around it, yellow drawing on black background. There are yellow stars and black text: Here to Observe, with blue text below: NASA PSD.

Here to Observe (H2O)

Here to Observe (H2O) offers 5-year awards to competitively selected institutions for programs that give undergraduate students the opportunity to observe and interact with NASA Planetary Science Division teams.

Learn More
Mission identifier with stylized blue ice crystal over mission name

ICONS Internships

The Inspiring Clipper: Opportunities for Next-generation Scientists (ICONS) internships connect the Europa Clipper mission team with undergraduate students for 10-week programs to conduct original scientific research.

Read More
diamond-shaped Lucy mission identifier

NASA L'SPACE Program

A free, online program for undergraduate STEM students interested in a career with NASA or other space organizations. 

Learn More

Doing Science

Some of the ways to get involved with NASA planetary science.

Vortices identified by Jovian Vortex Hunter volunteers.

PSD Citizen Science

Opportunities for the public to contribute to professional planetary science.

Read More
Stars in the night sky over a darkened Earth landscape.

Skywatching

Tips and resources for observing the night sky.

Read More
Solar System Ambassadors logo in blue and red with abstract planets and jets flying left to right

Solar System Ambassadors

Volunteers across the nation share NASA science in their communities.

Read More

Downloadables

NASA posters, coloring pages, calendars.

This stylized illustration, created for the 2024 total solar eclipse, shows Earth’s Moon blocking the Sun from view and revealing the Sun’s corona, or outermost atmosphere. The Sun’s magnetic field affects charged particles in the corona, causing elaborate streamers and plumes that are depicted in this artist’s interpretation.

Poster: 2024 Solar Eclipse

Download here
Solar System Poster Set

Posters: Solar System Worlds

Download here
NeoWise Mission Poster

Posters: Solar System Missions

Download here
Illustration of astronaut repelling down the side of Valles Marineris.

Posters: Mars Explorers Wanted

Download here
Grand Tour Travel Poster

Posters: "Visions of the Future"

Download here

Astrobiology Graphic Novels

Read More
Rovers of the Solar System Coloring Sheet

NASA Coloring Pages

Download here
An artist’s concept of a landscape, composed of dusky purples, oranges, golds, and greens. In the left foreground, a young woman wearing a white dress basks in the rays of a solar eclipse. She stands under a bright orange fall tree rooted to the side of a rocky mountain trail. The scene overlooks a valley with a river running through the middle towards distant hazy blue mountains. Nocturnal animals – including a fox, owl, possum, and bat – emerge to investigate the sudden onset of night. A deer stands on a grassy knoll at right in front of a line of fall colored trees. The Milky Way trails across the sky, leading up from the young woman to the eclipse and glittering stars at top right. Two hot air balloons float in the distance. This concept was created in celebration of the Heliophysics Big Year, which is bookended by the Annular Eclipse in October of 2023 and the Total Solar Eclipse in April of 2024.

NASA Science Calendars

Download here
Keep Exploring

Discover More Topics From NASA

Solar System Exploration

Orange sun with colorful planets trailing out to one side.

Asteroids, Comets & Meteors

Two Very Different Asteroids

Moon

Moon superimposed on the earth

Kids