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The Goddard Front Door provides the public with streamlined access to our expertise, resources, opportunities and capabilities.

At Goddard, our mission is to combine multi-disciplinary science research, cutting-edge engineering, and focused technology development to advance humanity’s understanding of our universe and solve some of our nation’s toughest challenges.

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Doing business with Goddard

Goddard is committed to cultivating transformative collaborative relationships. We invite engagement from science researchers, aerospace professionals, academic partners, and curious minds across all disciplines.

Goddard's Capabilities Catalog

Goddard's multidisciplinary teams venture into unexplored frontiers, conduct world-class scientific research, and provide comprehensive launch and range services to achieve successful mission outcomes.

Licensing and Technology

NASA provides an extensive collection of technology, software, and data resources that may be accessible to you. Our tech transfer expertise transform bold innovations into everyday solutions.

Goddard installations

Aerial view of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, in 2010.

Main Campus – Builds spacecraft, instruments, and new technology to study Earth, the Sun, our solar system, and the universe.

IVV facility

Assures the safety and success of software on NASA’s highest-profile missions.

Aerial view of the coastal launch range of Wallops Flight Facility

Provides agile, low-cost flight and launch range services to meet government and commercial sector needs.,

Photo of the GISS facility

Researches earth system science.

The a brick sign sayingColumbia Scientific Balloon Facility at the entrance of the facility.

Provides services for launching large, unmanned research balloons; tracking, and recovering the scientific experiments suspended beneath them