NASA Selfies

Name: NASA Selfies
Rating: 4.5 (55 reviews)
Author: Jet Propulsion Laboratory

By: Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Education

Features & Capabilities

Turn your photo into a space selfie by placing it in a virtual spacesuit in front of NASA space imagery, and share your cosmic look on social media.

Created to celebrate the Spitzer Space Telescope's 15th anniversary, it features infrared images and provides educational notes about the science behind the pictures.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Photography Social Media Content

By:

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Rating:

4.50

(55)

Version:

1.0.6 Last updated: 2020-01-28

Version code:

834506915

Creation date:

2018-08-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

56.68MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

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Developed by:

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nasa-selfies/id1423796149

Website:

http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/spitzer15

User Reviews

Thank you team for the wonderful app! Anything we can do to get younger folks interested in SPACE & GALAXIES is a plus on my book. Things have changed very much since NASA caught my imagination in the 60s (I’m 59). Anything to help them to feel a part of it is awesome! Maybe add a few pics of actual space walking experiences and ‘suited up’ in capsules/modules/crafts/testing/practices too. Ya’ll are busy folks and we appreciate what you do! Thanks for the app, I will share it with young folks in hopes to capture a bit of their imagination too.

by Ta*****, 2021-02-23

No understanding But thank you

by Wt*****, 2020-05-18

I would like it more if the developer had added some more realistic pictures like the ISS inside and outside (like doing a space walk), pictures of the moon surface or even Mars surface with the curiosity rover in the background. That would be nice.