ALT Image description: A resting Arctic ground squirrel lays comfortably in the hands of a NASA researcher. The brown furry squirrel has a smilelike look on its sleeping face as it is held in the blue-colored gloved hands of a scientist. If you have read this far, yes, the squirrel is absolutely adorable. The squirrels hibernating habits are being studied to better understand ways humans could hibernate during long space journeys. Credits: Todd Paris, University of Alaska

ALT A diverse group of NASA interns stand together on the steps of NASA's Johnson Space Center. The group wears business casual attire and smiles while holding out lettered signs which together spell out "#BeAnAstronaut". Credit: NASA/Josh Valcarcel

ALT A graphic flyer promoting NASA’s Women’s History Month virtual information session on March 28, 2024 at 4pm Eastern Time. The registration link of the flyer is: go.nasa.gov/3VFzV2. The graphic includes a image of Public Affairs Specialist, Jasmine Hopkins. “Join NASA internship specialists for an exclusive information session showcasing a vibrant and diverse next generation STEM workforce of women who advocate for diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility”. Highlights of the event at the bottom of the visual include “Learn about Womens History at NASA, Life as an Intern, NASA Internships 101, Q&A session.” At the bottom of the visual are a set of social media links to x.com/NASAInterns, facebook.com/NASAInterns, Instagram.com/NASAInternships, and blog.nasa.gov/interns. Lastly, a final text box provides nasa-internships@mail.nasa.gov as an email address to contact if you have final questions.