What am I still curious about?

I am still curious about so many things.

Well, how long do you have?

On NASA's curious universe, we don't just get the answers from NASA scientists, astronauts, and engineers.

We also hear their burning questions about the biggest mysteries out there.

I want to know what's the new physics that describes the universe.

I guess if we knew the exact answer to that, we wouldn't be sitting here today because

maybe I'd be studying something else. I think of this telescope as like a Formula One race car

in a horse and buggy world. And I don't think we've gotten up to the top gears yet.

In our new season, we'll explore everything from our home planet to the farthest edges of the universe.

Hear why scientists who study the sun don't just use their eyes.

There's a lot they can learn with their ears, too.

Just like stethoscopes allow doctors to hear the human heart, we

now have these satellites that allow us to listen to the heartbeat of the Sun.

Ready? One, two, three.

O-WRES!

Get the inside story of the first NASA mission to visit an asteroid, collect a sample.

I've seen rocks on that asteroid that don't look like anything we've seen in our meteorite collections.

And bring it safely back to Earth.

Plus, hear how NASA is preparing to send humans to Mars.

Hello, Earthlings.

This is what Mars airlock sounds like.

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