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NASA
/ˈnæsə/
Definition
1
NASA, acronym for National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is the United States federal agency responsible for the civilian space program, aeronautics, and aerospace research.
2
Commonly used as shorthand for ambitious space exploration efforts, often evoking images of moon landings, Mars rovers, and the occasional viral astronaut meme.
Examples
Forget therapy—watching NASA streams is my free ticket to cosmic perspective.
My uncle swears NASA faked the moon landing, but his tinfoil hat budget rivals their Mars rover funding.
NASA engineers turned a pencil problem into space pens, proving bureaucracy breeds innovation.
When life gives you lemons, NASA makes them float in zero gravity for science.