Space Image and Video Library

The Space Image and Video Library is an online database that consolidates imagery and videos from 60 different NASA collections into one searchable location at images.nasa.gov. It contains photos, videos, and audio files from NASA's various missions in aeronautics, astrophysics, Earth science and human spaceflight.

The library contains high-resolution photos, videos, audio files, and metadata including EXIF/camera data. Content includes images of planets, stars, galaxies, space missions, astronauts, rocket launches, and other space-related material from across NASA's programs.

No, according to NASA officials, the library is not comprehensive of all NASA imagery. Rather, it aims to showcase the best of what NASA makes publicly available from a single access point on the web.

Yes, users can download content in multiple sizes and resolutions. As a U.S. government agency, NASA makes its imagery and video publicly available for educational and informational purposes. However, NASA does not allow its materials to be used for NFTs or similar commercial tokens.

The library provides a searchable interface where users can browse by categories or search for specific content. Users can also access metadata associated with images, including technical details like EXIF/camera data when available.