NASA Participates in 77th International Astronautical Congress

NASA is participating in the 77th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Antalya, Türkiye. The congress is organized by the International Astronautical Federation and hosted by the Turkish Space Agency (TUA).

NASA is participating in the 77th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Antalya, Türkiye. The International Astronautical Federation organizes the congress, and the Turkish Space Agency (TUA) hosts it.

Matt Anderson is named in NASA's delegation. The delegation is participating in plenary sessions, technical discussions and media engagements.

Anderson is also listed for one-to-one meetings with heads of space agencies, an Artemis Accords news conference and a preliminary Artemis II lunar science release.

Karen St. Germain is listed for events on Earth observation cooperation and turning observations into decisions. Jeremy Parsons is listed for an event on Artemis II mission results, and Fathi Karouia is listed for an event on space manufacturing technology.

Roberto Melgar Sheen is listed for the Artemis Accords news conference. Steve Chien is listed for an event on trusted AI on Mars. Lori Glaze, Nicky Fox and Kelsey Young are listed for NASA's preliminary Artemis II lunar science release.

Lisa Carnell is listed for an event on organ-chip research in space, and Chris Williams is listed for an event on the astronaut experience.

NASA's exhibit is in Hall 1 at the NEST Convention Centre and features the agency's space exploration contributions and U.S. Freedom 250 commemoration. NASA's participation highlights leadership in human exploration to the Moon and Mars. The Artemis Accords are linked to responsible exploration.

Registered media can access the full agenda online. Select events can be viewed through the International Astronautical Federation's YouTube channel.

For readers tracking the lunar industry, the NASA items listed at the congress include Artemis II mission results, a preliminary Artemis II lunar science release and an Artemis Accords news conference. The exhibit and participation statements also emphasize space exploration contributions, U.S. Freedom 250 commemoration and human exploration leadership to the Moon and Mars, while the Artemis Accords are linked to responsible exploration.