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Aerospace PicoSats Fly Into History

The Aerospace PicoSat program will be a featured part of the permanent space shuttle Atlantis display at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. More »

Atlas Is Back With GPS

For the first time in 28 years, an Atlas rocket lifted a GPS satellite to orbit on Wednesday, May 15. More »

Auroras Shed Light On Space Secrets

The northern lights are a window into space’s mysteries, a window that a joint team from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center and The Aerospace Corporation recently took advantage of, using a suborbital rocket mission named VISIONS. More »

The Aerospace Corporation Ranked High as STEM Workplace

The Aerospace Corporation is ranked 15th on Woman Engineer Magazine’s Top 50 Employers list and was selected in Winds of Change Magazine’s Top 50 Best Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Workplaces list.
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Van Allen Probes Return Interesting Data, and They’ve Just Started

Last August NASA launched two satellites now dubbed the Van Allen Probes, and the data being returned has sparked interest from around the world. More »

Space Symposium Focus is on Costs

How tight budgets will affect space systems was a theme throughout the 29th National Space Symposium (NSS), held April 8 – 11 at the Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs. More »

Labs Develop New Bonding Experience

Aerospace scientists have developed a new method for treating the surface of composite materials, allowing for more effective adhesive bonding. More »

Aerospace Across the U.S.A. — NASA Ames

A project supported by Aerospace at the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif. means the United States is one step closer to putting a person on the moon — and keeping him or her there. More »

Aerospace Reaches Out to Cyber Patriots

Aerospace recently joined with the Los Angeles Unified School District’s “Beyond the Bell” program to support four Los Angeles-area teams at this year’s CyberPatriot final competition at the Air Force Association’s CyberFutures Conference in National Harbor, Md. More »

Go Atlas!

Slicing through a clear late-afternoon Florida sky, the second Space Based Infrared System Geosynchronous satellite (SBIRS GEO-2) rode a 19-story Atlas V rocket into orbit on Tuesday, March 19. More »