Beginning November 1, 2024, the U.S. Space & Rocket Center will discontinue its participation in the Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC) Reciprocal Membership Program.
Learn about different types of drones, hear from Casey Calamaio, an engineer who works at the University of Alabama in Huntsville specializing in Unmanned Aircraft System Research, investigate rotary flight, learn about the future of drone technology, the four forces of flight and more.
Dr. Wilson-Hodge discusses what it's like to study Gamma-ray Bursts using the Fermi Gamma-Ray Burst Monitor, what an impactful mistake from a mentor taught her about problems and more!
Dan Irwin is the SERVIR Global Program Manager, at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center and he has a unique connection to playgrounds around the world!
Dr. Renee Weber, Marshall Space Flight Center Chief Scientist, talks about what it's like to study planet quakes on other worlds, including NASA InSight, how she used Apollo-era data in her Ph.D. studies and more!
Mitzi Adams is an Astrophysicist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, her focus is learning about the Sun. In this interview, we learn about how the idea of working with Spock inspired her and how she studies solar flares!
Gravitational Wave Astrophysicist Dr. Tyson Littenberg, who currently works at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, discusses the challenges of studying gravitational waves and what future technology will hopefully make it less complicated.
In this interview, Dr. Chien-Ting Chen discusses supermassive black holes, how they impact the galaxies they're in, and what happens when you don't ask questions.
Darius Yaghoubi, one of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center's Lead Aerospace Engineers working on the Mars Ascent Vehicle, talks about the projects that he's been a part of and gets into some details about how NASA will return samples of the Martian soil to Earth for study.
Dr. Haviland discusses the many projects she's working on as well as some of the people who have played an important role in getting her to where she is today, working at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center!
Dr. Sabrina Savage is a Solar Scientist, the U.S. Lead for the Hinode Telescope mission, and currently works at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.
