:quality(70)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/metroworldnews/EW7HHWBZIJAYRHWJJA5HPFOOEQ.png "NASA releases its official 2023 calendar with stunning space photos: so you can download it for free")
The Space Agency of the POT has released one of its most anticipated gifts, complying with the tradition imposed for each year for a long time. Where they publish the free access link for all those interested in its official calendar for the new coming year, in this 2023.
It is therefore a digital file with high-quality images to be printed to suit each person and thus place it in their personal or productive space with the count of all 12 months framed in a spectacular series of photographs captured by this agency.
2022 was indeed a great year to rediscover outer space through portraits taken and disseminated by the guys at NASA. Where its usual lineup of instruments is still active up there, also adding the James Webb telescope, which has helped to achieve impressive photographs.
This is how this compilation for the year 2023 has some outstanding images, and everything is just a few clicks away.
How to download NASA 2023 calendar for free
This digital document of the calendar is already available on the website of the space agency, it contains a total of 14 high-quality portraits for printing and, in general, each portrait was taken from one of the satellites and instruments in which the POT.
In the calendar we see some impressive images, such as the Carina Nebula with millions of stars in a single photo or the longest lightning bolt in the world with an extension of 768 kilometers, among other things.
Unfortunately the download link for the calendar is a bit hidden. Here’s how to find and download the calendar:
- Enter to science.nasa.gov. Multiple photo and video resources of all kinds are collected there. The calendar is there but it is necessary to enter another section.
- Click on the Get Involved tab and then look for the Toolkits option. Click on it to load a new section.
- Within this section we will finally find the section on Planning Guides. We click there and the calendars of different years will be displayed, from 2007 to the current one.
We could have shared the direct download link, but we decided to describe the full path tree to give you an idea of the amount of resources you can find in that hidden corner of the website.
