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In Aerospace Engineering/ JAXA/ NASA
Walking on Sunshine

Not one but two spacewalks are in your forecast! Three astronauts will be venturing outside the International Space Station this month of January: two…

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In Aerospace Engineering/ NASA/ NOAA
All Eyes On Earth

Last Monday, I was very fortunate to be included in NASA’s JPSS-1 Social. JPSS-1, standing for Joint Polar Satellite System, is an Earth observing…

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In Aerospace Engineering/ NASA
NASA Picks Its Upcoming Missions With A Rose Ceremony Unlike Any Other

While much of social media was waiting with baited breath this past Monday on the Bachelor’s first night picks, NASA and the space community…

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In Aerospace Engineering/ NASA/ Roscosmos
A New Set of Astronauts Head to Space Today!

With all of Expedition 49-50’s delays, it has been less than a month since the “old crew” has launched to the International Space Station (ISS).…

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In Aerospace Engineering/ NASA
Stealing a Piece of History

One of NASA’s few interplanetary missions is headed out to deep space this week! OSIRIS-REx which launches tomorrow is an asteroid sample return mission to…

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