Research Support

We help you find
what matters.

Our team can help you locate historical footage, transcripts, documents, and related records across the Space Shuttle program. Whether you're researching, producing, writing, or curating an exhibition, we're here to support your project.

Credit: NASA

Who We Support

We work with individuals and organizations on projects that educate, inform, and inspire.

Filmmakers & Producers

Documentaries, feature films, broadcast, and streaming projects.

Authors & Researchers

Books, articles, academic research, and historical studies.

Museums & Exhibits

Exhibitions, installations, and educational programs.

Educators & Students

Classroom use, presentations, and student research.

Institutions & Organizations

Archives, foundations, companies, and nonprofit initiatives.

How We Can Help

Our team provides expert assistance to help you navigate the archive and find the right material for your needs.

  • Identify relevant missions, events, and time periods
  • Locate footage, transcripts, documents, and audio
  • Provide contextual information and metadata
  • Guide you through access and licensing options
  • Support your project from research to delivery

What to Include

When you email us, please include as much detail as possible so we can help you effectively:

  • Project type and intended use
  • Topics, missions, dates, or events of interest
  • Specific content you're looking for (if known)
  • Deadlines or timeline considerations

Our team typically responds within 2–3 business days.

Tell us what you're looking for.

Email our team with your project and the material you need. We read every message and typically respond within 2–3 business days.

Or write to us directly at nasa.shuttle.archive@gmail.com