In late July, at a BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems facility in Boulder, Colorado, a technical inspection was conducted on a large sunshield designed for NASA's space telescope called the Near-Earth Object Surveyor (NEO Surveyor). The inspection was performed by a specialist from the company responsible for developing and manufacturing key components of the spacecraft. The NEO Surveyor mission is being developed by NASA to search for and track asteroids and comets that pose potential threats to Earth. The telescope will operate in the infrared range, allowing it to detect celestial bodies that are difficult to observe using ground-based observatories operating in the optical spectrum. The sunshield plays a critical role in the instrument's operation: it protects the telescope's sensitive detectors from the Sun's thermal radiation, providing the necessary conditions for precise measurements in the infrared range. BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems is one of NASA's key contractors for creating components for this mission. The company specializes in manufacturing complex space systems, including structural elements that ensure the stable operation of scientific equipment in space conditions. The launch of NEO Surveyor is considered an important step in Earth's planetary defense system. Detecting potentially hazardous objects at early stages gives scientists and specialists more time to assess risks and, if necessary, develop countermeasures. Preparation of the spacecraft, including testing and verification of all its systems, continues at various stages before the mission's scheduled launch.